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About Mosier bulletin. (Mosier, Or.) 1909-19?? | View Entire Issue (Dec. 15, 1911)
PUBLISHED EVERY ADVERTISING RATES FRIDAY BY H. G. KIBBEE, Proprietor SUBSCRIPTION RATES O n e Y ea r .................................................................$1-5C . ■Six M on th s........................................ ..................60 Three Months MOSIER BULLETIN 1 Professional Cards.......................... p m assafl One squsrs........................................ M i One-quarter Column......................... " » Ht - i.m “ IN K.fit ' One-half Column...........................* “ “ I One Column........................................ “ ‘ — 9 M Business locals will be chirred at f'cent, ps ( fo r each insertion. Leva! advertisements will In all rasei'be' E n tered as second-class m atter M arch 12. 1909. at t h e post office at M osier. O regon , under th e A c t o f j March .1.1879. 6 MOSIER, WASCO COUNTY, OREGON, VOL. I ll the si.ite w .uld insist on having liie home product. It is not asked tnat our people buy “ Made in Oregon” goods in preference to goods made elsewhere, unless the home product is equal in quality, anpearence and price to the same goods made elsewhere. Rut even the casual investigation of our citizens will show thatmur manufactories in most lines are turning out goods today the equal of any in the country, and D e a r S i r : the Manufacturers’ Association A bill passed at tue 1. .-.t. se. a on on|y as|;s when such j>00(js »of legislature makes it possible are offered that they be given •to create county librar es in Or the preference. egon. The people of the county This leads to another important will get more from a small in phase of this question. vestment of money by lairing ad Tiie support of home industry vantage of this bill than in any is liie duty of every citizen. We other way, as according to law live by the interchange of trade. Tree public libraries cannot be There is small need indeed for maintained in districts outside tiie people of Oregon to go out o f cities and the only way fi r side their state for everyday re rural communities to be assured 1 quirements o f life, and if the a liberal supply of new boo!;.-, is Oregon people would insist on to enter sour- form of contract “ Mad 1 in Oregon” goods being with the large t growing public sold them, retail dealers every -library in the county. where would keep up their stock Our Board an been investiga to meet tiie demands of their tin g the matter, and have work- tra(je ed out a plan whereby books Cities and states are built up may be supplied to outlying by the pay-rolls within the state. districts on a basis of .2 of a mi , . , ,,, , , nrv . | Property ¿values are kept up by tax, which would be hut 20 cents , .. ,. , . ’ , , , . tee pay-rolls ol the lactones, on property v;uued ar Lit in. ' . rm values are kept up by the The plan would include a book demand for farm products from •deposit station at Mosier of 2 ‘ . the cities, the manufacturing »books to be 1 ‘ft as a p.-;mar.; ;;! centers. The problem is o n e : collection, to he aug u nt--c! by : which even casually studied will traveling library of new bo; ks I prove to any citizens and to every j changed every four months. The man, woman and child w ithin! districts would ka.v free a oi the slate that his support «of these b > >ks at no expense othei “ Made in Oregon” goods means than providing a suitable place : | tiiat his own prosperity will be for them to be kept. All ex ¡greater. It is a “ wheel within jjenses including tran porlalion a wheel” proposition. Insist on ■would be borne by the central “ :'dade in Oregon” goods. library to which every one in The factories are the life of the county would have free ¡our cities. Titer more factories .access. ! we have the more people This plan is being agitated in and grerter Hood River county, where a tax ■ are employed, ■ becomes the prosperity not only .of i a mill is requested. As the i of the cities, but of the rural ¡public library at The Dalles is wefi organized ami equipped ! :iistaict8’ Lir the factory support- with about 4000 Ilooks a much 0 1 citie3 must depend "P °n the districts for their smaller amount will suffice £0 >.:|ric!il .irai ............ f >>1 supplies, and largely for .give equal service. their raw products. The home Four name lias been given to 1' ’ 3 U ' cX'v me as representing the prog res- 11 umiactuieis depend upon the sive element in your community, > : a n < * the people depend up- and I hope you will give the j on the home manufacturers, ylan your favor. The consistent support of home I would like an opportunity of j industries and t he persistent de- presenting this to the people of m uid for “ Made in Oregon” your district, and thought y< u goods moans increased pay-rolls, might suggest a way of interest- which in turn will be to the ail in g them. : vantage o f the farmer and all We are sending petitions to oilier producers o f the necessities the smaller communities to be life, signed and sent to the county court who will decide on the OUR PORTLAND LETTER matter at the Jan. meeting. Do .you suggest a petition or will Portland, Ore., Dec. 12, (Special) there he a meeting of tax pay Eyes of Eastern people have ers at which I would be present been mod on Oregon during the to give the plan more in detail? past two weeks. The Governors' Awaiting your reply, I am, Special, carrying an exhibit of Very truly yours, state products has been visiting E l i z a b e t h S tk v : n s . the principal cities o f thecountry and Iris attracted great attention M:ule in Oregon. everywhere. Oregon has been Tiie multiplicity and diversity favored with more interest than *if products made in Oregon are any other state, judging from not as well known to the average the gr "it number of inquiries resident, or business man, for ask” ! of those on board. that matter, as they should be. At tie Chicago Land Show, Herein Oregon we manufacture to », this state has played a promi perhaps ninety per cent o f the nent pan. Oregon Day, Decem average requirements of our ber , was marked by a very citizens, but comparatively few large at1 • dance of interested re dize that fact. ;• ■ >;d • wiio were eager to learn “ .Ma le in Oregon” should be nr • o f Oregon. At St. Paul the slogan >f everv citizen. Land Show, which opens this for 11 days. Oregon will Every dollar spent for ho; a •goods remains at home, are! tin a! ••> be represented by delegates spender gets hack at It-:; t : an i an exhibit. These big •V v. i.i do much to |>oint portion o f his money in ■ ■ or another every time he buys ; 1 tiff hea r - people to this state, “ Made in Oregon” prod.. i r • a 'ricuitural opportunity Oregon is destined to he one awaits them. o f the great manufacturing states A Northwest dairy stock show in the Union, hut the time it will has been suggested in connect require for her to he in thp fore ion with the annual state dairy most rank of manufacturing convention. It is planned to bring states would greatly he shortened prize animals here for display i f our people would make it a r.n I th ■ managementof the Port- portion of their daily duties firs- el Union Stock Yards has to inquire if the goods they an <i ored the r ,e o f the barns, buying are “ Made in Ori gi n.” ring and )>ens for exhibit We have factories in Luis slat« pur;>! It is thought such a which today are struggling for she could be made o f interest existence, and which will be run to the dairymen of Oregon, Wash- ning along smoothly, emnloyii r glon, Idaho and Northwest many more men and women i: California. •each naan, woman and child in Great advances in road build- Foi’ Loumy L b.uiy The following leltei-a i to Dr. D. Robinson, wiii lie o nuich interest to the people of Mosier District. This, of course, includes school districts Nos. 8, 41, 64 and 76, all tributary l< Mosier, which would be benefit 'd by the proposition comaiiiod in the letter: Mu. D a v id R o b in s o n , Mosier, Oregon. FRIDAY, DECEMBER 15 to the party ordering them, at leaml rat 1911 NO. 41 • paid fo r heforo aftidavit, arcjfurnished. ing throughout this state are shown by figures of county 1 See judges. In 1905 Oregon had j 35,001) miles o f roads and spent $800,000 in repairs and construct ion. In 1910, with 40,000 miles of roads, $2,000,000 was spent. H ood River's Reliable Jeweler for ] Southern Oregon cities are looking forward to a network of Watches, Diamonds, Jewelry internrhan electric lines that will t greatly facilitate travel and inter- He can make your watch keep time I j community life in that section of the state. Plans are announced of a rolley line from Grants Pass to Ashland, linking all the intermediate cities. o sier regon A fine country place on the bank o f Crooked River, Crook County, costing 250,000, is promised by Henry McCall, the son-in-law of Thomas W. Lawson, LOCAL TIME-TABLE G eo . C h a m b e r l a i n of Boston. Mr. McCall has No. 7 West bound 7:28 a. m. bought 400 acres and will make No. REAL ESTATE .And in Prime Condition. You can rest assured that any Pre 2:50 p. m a beautiful home o f it. This is No. scription or Recipe dispensed by us contains the be st and Pur 10:20 a. m. East one result o f the visit o f Mr. No. est Drugs that the market affords and at prices that are 6:31 p. m. Fruit Lawson to Oregon last Summer. I ” down-to-date.” Try us; we will show you. 10:40 p. m. Lands Trains will probably be running ! ' _ K -N -O -X -A -C o ld Tablets. Private Formula • a to Lake view by late winter or' No. 17. at -oc30 p. m., flag stop ¡ ‘Specialty early Spring, as rail connection on Sundays only for Hood River Arthur & Burt Drug Co., • and Portland. Inti been completed with that Mosier Oreyon Mosier, Oregon. city from Altunin, Modoc County, NOW is an excellent time to I i California. A wonderfully rich , drop in and renew your subscrip-j <W. A. HUSBANDS country will be opened up to the I lion to the B ulletin . Y ou w ant' C o l u m b i a R iv e r V ie w P o u l t r y F arm B l a c k s m it h out ide world. the paper and we need the I B R E E D E R S O F STANDARD POULTRY That Oregon Creamerymen ! : money. need not. take second place in the Horse Shoeing and Generé! CONDAt ES BUFF PLYMOUTH ROCK, S. C. 15 LACK MlNOK< 'manufacture o f dairy products I ¿Repair Work. .and MOTTLED ANCONAS. C a r l t o n L. P e p p e r was stated undoubted authority A t the Experimental Station at Puyallup, Wash., ( \ui abs ami Anemias at tiie recent convention of butter Satisfaction guaranteed produced eggs at 61 cents per dozen—one Cent cheaper than any oth r I lived. MOSIER - OREGON and cheese makers in Portland. ' L A W Y E R We are now booking eggs for Spring delivery front t; i gr. at laying strain. Prof. John Sollie, of Albert Lea, \ 3054 East Second St., Correspondence solicited. - - We will treat you right. linn., chief judge of the e x -( A l l B u s in e s s e n t r u s t e d tc Long Distance Rhone, Main’. 2201 hibits. said he was surprised at j T ifE C a r e o f t h e H O G G B R O S ., Oregon the high quality o f cheese and The Dalles Mosier, Oregon. butter he found here. He said that butter shown would rank of TheUalles, Oregon with any he lias judged in New WILL IPAVE PROMPT ATTENTION tj York and the Easter states. Capital - - $100,000.0« Surplus anHmndivid- An Artruistic Age. i CIVIL ENGINEER ed profits - 130,000.00 Js quickly and easily solved at lJndo!)ti>dly the world ia grow- General Surveying, P lat J. S. SCHENCK, P r e s id e n t ing bjLter. Not only are the' E d M. W il l ia m s M a x A . V o o t fossilized nations,, like China,| t i n £ a n d Drafting 'VireriPres. Cashi«r ________ ____ — .— walking up and adopting modern ! . . . Our lines o f Jewelry, Watches, Clocks, Signet lii.i ;s. Lockets, j!? ideas, hut there is a great growth JV lO S IG r ~ - O fC g O n Chains, etc., assures our patrons the exact choice they desire— j of human sympathy and an I dependable in Quality and absolutely rigtit up to the minute in g understanding of the moral re- ■ design and workmanship. g sponsihility of the individual to Have your clothes cleaned by Our Repair Work Guaranteed ward his fellows, in our own country. One of the bestevi-l CAY YOWKLL, Mgr. F . ’H . C O O L I D G E i donees of the latter is the work | H o o p r i v e r . O r e g o n Harness and Saddlery Good» T H E Q U A L IT Y J E W E L E R of theNational Civic Federation, | All work guaranteed. Tents, Wagon Covers, *Etc which embraces in its member-j Ladies’ work 'a specialty Handimade Harness a Specialty H ood River, Oregon 1 ship men and woman o f a ll! J a s , E. C o l e , Mosier Agent HOODiRIVER - OREGON grades of social standing - ca p -’ ; tains of industry, chiefs of labor, \ capitalists, college presidents, S. F. GOSS T h e i M il t o n N u r s e r y working men and women; all I M IL T O N , E A S T E R N OREGO JM bent on bettering the conditions I 0 . A. C. SHORT COURSES * PLUMBING. of the individual. At the last Thirty ithreo.ijfcarwd'f '«rue-to-name Begin Jan. 3, Continue Four W eeks annual meeting President Seth trees. STEAM a n d HOT WATER Low reported that, there had Every citizen o f Oregon in cordially invited to K. T. NEWHALL, Agi., H FATING. attend the short courses of the Oregon Agri been progress all alongthe line. Hood River, Oregon. cultural College, beginning Jan. 6. El veil Jobbing promptly uttended to. At the coming annual meet- j distinctive courses will L- offered in Agrieulture, Mechanic Arts, Domestic Science and Art, Conri- ting it is believed that even MOSIER - - OREGON mwree, Forestry and Music. Every com • • is greater progress will he re designed to HELP the studentin his daily work. ported. Make this a pleasant and profitable winter NICHOL & CO. General Merchandise LARAWAY T Our Stock is Always M E. C. BROCK The Jewelry Question C O O L I D G E ’S 17.1)29) outing. No tuition. Reasonable accommodations. For beautiful illustrated bulletin, address H. M. T e n n a n t , Registrar, Corvallis. Ore. F arm er s B u s in e s s rto.l n s r nv Cnpr '» i N n e r L et your Nickels and Dimes do Double Duty for you By doing your HOLIDAY SHOPPING at the 5-10-15 CENT STORE, H O O D R IV E R The finest and most attractive line of toys to be found anywhere is on display in our store. T oys and Games o f every descrip tion to please the little tots. China for “M other.” 5 -1 0 -1 5 C E N T S All Christmas Post Car is, 1 cent. The Christmas Store of Hood River THE 5-10-15 CENT STORE - O First National Bank 1 a YOU ARE INVITED - GRAY & RAND FOR SALE A. E. Negus, the well digger, is in town today from The Dalles. NO 33. REPORT Of thu condition of the MOSIER VALLEY BANK At Mosier, in the State of Oregon, at the close of business, December 5th, FJ11: Ten acres just starting hear ing, set to commercial ap ples, "Famous Davenport Tracts.” Part cash, balance long time, 6 per eent. Address, F. S. S t e w a r t , 770 North Capitol Street, Salem, Oregon. MOSIER MARKET C. H. DUNSMORE, KKäüUftCfeg DOLLARS CT8 l Loan* and discounts................................. $29,601 70 O verd ialth , sucured and u n secu red .......... Non«.* I S to c k s aiul oth er » e c u r it t a l................... lb <M» ; F u rn iture and fix t u r e s ............................... 1,785 3b O th er real esta te o w n e d ...................... 1,OUO 00 D ue fro.n banks (nut reserve b a n k s ). . . . 1,855 82 D ue from app roved ret rve b a n k s ..... 13,150 92 1 C hecks and oth er cash ite m s ............... 4 00 ‘ Cash on b a n d .................................. .......... 2,201 20 I T otal . L f A lii L IT I£.4 ................ $49.bl3 49 IF>I,LAKH CTH | C apital Block paid i n ..................................... $10,000 <;0 Surplus f u n d . . . . . ...................................... U ndivided p ru iiu , ie*s ex p e n s e s and . dealer Prop. rN Fresh and Cured -Meats Country Produce Mosier ■ ( Iregon DAVENPORT HARNESS Co. LOG CABIN BAKERY Portland, Oregon, Furnishes ’Fresh Bread at 5 «ts. the loaf, also Pastry of all kinds. I,wave your orders at Tut P inks H otel . W A N T E D G ood H ouskkkkping re quire« the-services of a representative In Mosier to look after subscription re, | oewals and to extend circulation V special methods which have proved .qp.- usually -successful. Salary and /Vpm mission. Previous experience dqKVA Ide but not essential. Whole time or j spare time. Address, with references, .1 F. Fairbanks, Good Housekeeping :wl Fourth Ave, New York ity. NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION : NOTICE FOR PimiilCATION '(Publisher..) (PUBLISH ER) R cpifth eitt rtf'the Interior Department o f The Interior, U. S. Land Office at The Dulles, Oregon, U. K. Lhud Office at The Dalles, Oregon, Dec. 2. 1911. NovemMr 22nd, lull. 8oo 00 NOTICE is hereby given thaj Frank NOTICE is hereby given that Wil E. ( 'ram, o f Mosier, (Oregon, who op liam H. Gray, o f Hood Hirer, Oregon, tax«.* paid......... .................... . 289 £>3 JulyS, 1910, made Homestead Entry, j Individual deposit * utiuject to c h e c k . . . 31,317 10 who, on. June II, lrfib, made Home 1 C a sh ier'» ch eck * o u u u in d in t f................ . 1,242 6a stead, No. 04U7S, for W J S E jf, SWT4 No. 07161, for SF.| SW |, SW |SE |,Sec. | Tim e certifica tes o f d ep u eit........ .......... 00 NE1, and N E lS W i, Section 29, town ¡7 NEI-4 N W M . Sec. 18 N W I-4 N E I-4 , Tp. 1-North, Range 12-East, Willaip T o tal . $19.613 49 ship 2 North, Range II E., Willamette | ette Meridian, has filed notice of in.- Meridian, has filed notioe'of intention ST A T E O F O K L G O N . „ C O U N T Y O r W A SCO . to make Final commutation Proof, to tention to make Pinal commutation 1. K obt. M. H ots. Cashier establish claim to the.land above de ' Proof, to establish claim to the land •’ ( the ab ve-nam ed ban k, d o »elea m iy sw ea r that scribed, before Register and Receiver above described, before Register and the a b o v e Btal m ent is true to th e i>e»t o f my at (L S. Land Office, at The Dallea, | Receiver, 0 ilted States Land Office kn ow ledge and btdief Oregon, on the 3dday o f January, 1912 at The Dalles, Oregon, on the 9th day K o BT. M. Hutu, Cashier. CO K R E iT -A t t e s t . Claimant names as witnesses: Ed of January, 1912. J . N . M-MiRa, J ohm p . K im » , D irector*. D a v id R o b in so n , Hihsct ibed and s w .r o to before me day o f I k c e m b w , 1911. iBeaLJ Claimant names as witnesses: Gerald H, Wyss, Charles Abernathy, W . Kerslnke and Synder Yackie, all of M im . kk , ' Mosier, Oregon. •Register. C. W . M oore , Register. ward J. Keller, of Mosisr, Oregon; Jesse I). Lester, Jans P. Hansen a m lj tht. utn u Jackson,. til o f Hood River Oregon. D D. H a i l . N ota ry I’ m Liie C. W
