Mosier bulletin. (Mosier, Or.) 1909-19??, December 22, 1911, Image 1

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Newspaper Page TextPUBLISHED EVERY FRIDAY BY H. G. KIBBEE, Proprietor STBSCBIPTION KATES O n« Y ear..................................................... Six Months................ $l.K> . 1 * Three M on th s.................................................................. ** ¡ Entered as second-cuts* m atter March 12. 1909» at ' the post office at Mosier, Ore*con, und-r the Act of ' March*. 1879. UUlt PORTLAND M0SIER BULLETIN t t / a t TTT V U L , 111 MOSIER, WASCO COUNTY, OREGON, LETTER surrounding country have gone on record fovoring the extension. FRIDAY, DECEMBER 22. See Portland, Ore., Dec. 19, (Special) j “ There » ’as much «opposition A really great apple show, to be at the Pendleton meeting,” said a collection of exhibits from Secretary Chapman, “leased on throughout the West, is being fears that it would work a hard-; planned as an annual event at ship on settlers and land-owners Portland. Committees are at of Umatilla County, In spite of nvork on the project and it is ex this opposition, the proposition pected plans will he perfected j was indorsed on its merits and within a short iime. ¡steps will be taken to secure re The importance of the fruit cognition of claims of settlers industry to the state is the basic I who may feel themselves dam- idea of the shew. It is to en i aged. In the face of this feeling courage apple growing and ¡o f private interests, Pendleton horticulture generally that Port business me» indorsed the ex- ; land business men and the com tension, believing it «would be of mercial iuterests have joined in benefit to Oregon. talking tiie subject over to de ‘ ‘Theextension willopen up60,- ! termine if sufficient support caw 000 acres, sustaining a popula lie had for an annual exhibition. tion of from 20,000 te 50,000 It is believed that such an annual | people. The land wriTl fee adapted display will not only do much to to diversified farming, intensive encourage the apple grower agriculture and fruit .growing. already here hut will attract ‘ ‘Commercial ®rgau>izations of many others to this state. the state will adopt resolutions Dates for Portland’ s next calling far Oregon’ s sliare of re .annual Rose Festival have been clamations funds and now is the fixed for the week of June 10-1.6. time for everyone to write to the Plans for the event have been President asking for a fair taken up and the management apportionment Six other states will prepare a fiesta on a bigger have had 38j per cent of their SJale than ever before. Next j contributions from the sale of year’s Festival will be advertised lands .returned to them for re very widely. clamation work, while Oregon | Portland will be called upon has had but 18 per cent. I can-1 to entertain 60,000 visitors al not but think that a popular de the time of the Elk’s convention mand upon the President will be next July, it is estimated. of great influence in securing Advices received from several his favorable consideration.” hundred lodges throughout the country indicate that the rail roads will be required to provide Supposing a newspaper man parking space for fully 1,000 Pull every time he hears one criticize man sleepers during that week. him or his paper in public sSiould More than 100 special trains retaliate by holding up to the are al- ready being arranged to public gaze the faults and short bring delegates and visitors. comings of said fault finder— Western Governors will be what would be the result? The given a banquet by Progressive editor may not know it all but Business Men’s Club of Portland he does not live in a community at the Commercial Club on the long with knowing a good deal night of December 25. They more than he publishes. A will have returned from the newspaper man has a legal right trip through the East on board to publish whatever an individual the Governors’ Special and are has a legal right circulate expected to give an account of orally. In «other words an in this trip that opened the eyes of dividual has no more right to the East to the resources and make criticisms and accusations possibilities of the West. on the streets than the news • Thousands of Christmas! trees paper has through its columns. have been sent south from But the average man does not various points in this state to seem to think so for he will California and this movement froth at the mouth and criticize will go on until Christmas. The and denomnee the editor and his little fir trees that are so common | newspaner up one side of the here are much appreciated by street and down the other and the people o f the Bear state. then have a yearning desire to Native black marble Jn great clean out the printing office if quanities lias .an. lies h a s been h e s discovered in 'the paper he has been denounc Wallowa County. This promises ing publishes a two line about to be a valuable asset of that him declaring he is but one de section of the state. Present gree removed from a saint. — Ex. supplies of black marble come from «Belgium and Alaska and the new find will undoubtedly An exchange very sensibly supplant the product of these points out that there are too two places, since freight is such many people trying to ‘ ‘ hand a big item in the handling of each other something;” too| this heavy stone. many trying to '“‘get even.” We A gigantic water system to , ... . tt . . mean this for local application. " '" l ette Valle>: C,llM It is a spirit that is Miserable. from Clear Lake, in the Cascade! It grows on a person like fungus Mountains, has been outlined to on vegetation. It is contagious! the State Board of Health. If ¡and gets whole districts that the scheme is adopted, the water way. Rise above it. The get- will ha brought from the lake, i together movement is a good almost at the summit of the one—not for other localities, but Cascades, and distributed to the ^ here. Heed not the one Valley towns from Springfield to -,a who is maliciously trying to turn Salem. A committee will in you against your neighbor. vestigate the proposition. There is a difference between honest competition and warfare. , Our Stock is Always Fresh And in Prime Condition. You can rest assured that any Pre- scription’ or Recipe dispensed by us contains the best and Pur est Drugs that the market affords and at prices that are ‘ ‘dovvn-to-date. ” Try us; we will show you. B R E E D E R S O F STA'iVOATM 1 P O U L T R Y C. BLACK MINORGAS. CONDALES At the Experimental Station at Puyallup, Wash., Condales and Anconas produced eggs at 61 cents per dozen—one cent cheaper than any other breed. We are now booking eggs for Spring delivery from this great laying strain. Correspondence solicited. - - We will treat you right. *' Our lines o f Jewelry, Watches, Clocks, Signet Rings, Lockets, Chains, etc., assures our patrons the exact choice they desire— dependable in Quality and absolutely right up to the minute in design and workmanship. Our Repair Work Guaranteed F. H. C O O L I D G E T H E Q U A L IT Y J E W E L E R Hood River, Oregon 0. A. C. SHORT COURSES Begin Jan. 3, Continue Four W eeks i t t m - a m Every citizen o f Oregon is cordially invited to attend the short courses of the Oregon Agri cultural College, beginning Jan. 3. Eleven distinctive courses will be offered in Agriculture, Mechanic Arts, Domestic Science and Art, Com merce, Forestry and Music. Every course is designed to HELP the studentin his daily work. Make this a pleasant and profitable winter outing. No tuition. Reasonable accommodations. For beautiful illustrated bulletin, address M. T e n n a n t , Registrar, Corvallis, Ore. H. ) F a n k k h i B u s in e s s •C o u r s e by C o r r e s p o n d e n c e By doing your HOLIDAY SHOPPING at the 5-10-15 CENT STORE, A state-wide campaign will be started by commercial organiza- tion of Oregon to get recognition min t le (».nernment to which the is in the reclamation funds, Tins will be along the lines by the Pendleton Commercial Association at its recent m a tin g in indorsing the west extension of Umatilla state entitled 1 i Uion o movement adopted dis- the — ■■ ■ - ■ — The “ point of view” which; different people take of anyone! thjng is always interesting and amusing. And this leads us to; reniark that you can*t please all i peop,e a„ the time, whether! you are running a hotel, news- paper, st0re. barber [shop. Sun-i diy schoo, or a The Big ! ^ r-u r, , 4 Comedy Co., which appeared! ' ®l,man. Secretary o f here last week, was “ good,” ! the Oregon Development League, “ bum,” “ excellent,” " a f a k e .” ! " j 10 . a t? n..e 1 e, ^ endleton etc., according to the viewpoint, meeting, <‘«io\os t e campaign or the mental or physical con-; will succeed. He finds the dition of the audience. Most of; prospects exceedingly favorable those who attended, however, j for I he President to make the agree that the playing on the allotment to Oregon for the musical instruments was ‘ ‘all to Umatilla Project, now that the Pa„ i . . , .. the good,” and that the girl jMople of Pendleton and the] vjo|jnist wag # ..peach ... * ! HOOD RIVER The finest and most attractive line of toys to be found anywhere is on display in our store. Toys and Games of every descrip tion to please the little tots. China for “Mother.” 5-10-15 CENTS All Christmas Post Cards, 1 cent. The Christmas Store of Hood River THE 5 -1 0 -1 5 CENT STORE ■ Musioes» locals will be charged at 5*centa per^liae ] for each insertion. . c»al advertisement* will in all cases*be «barged > to the party ordering them, at legal rates, aad paid for before affidavits are!furnished L & C O . 1 M e r c : h a ’n d i s e M ¡ O ! Lands No. 17, atA»30 p. m., flag stop on Sundays only’ for Hood River Specialty and Portland. Mosiet Oregon -------------------------------- -- • N OW is an excellent time to W. A. HUSBANDS drop in andto-enew your subscrip ulletin You want IB l a c k s m it h need the The Hood River News was sold this week to R. B. and L. S. Bennett, recently of the Ash-; land Tidings. The new own - \ tors are New York men. The editorial department will be under the management of R. B. Bennett, who is a graduate of Yale. L. S. Bennett will have charge of the mechanical de- j partment. Dear Christmas. «---------------------- --------------------------------- Howe C a r lto n L. P ep p e r L A W Y E R -Shoeing and Gensrii Repair Work. ! Satisfaction MOSIER - guaranteed OREGON A entru sted 305.1 East Second St., Long Distance'Phone, Maln'2201 ! Oregon With cjouds so grey and fleeting fast, : 'Die Dalles The cold, sharp winds of Winter,sj blast, Like points of steel the stars look down. We wait to welcome Winter’s crown. Nor sorry we, when flakes do fall, It means a change and rest for all. Wilh jingling bells and frost bit air iv il n g in e e r We feel like children free from care. A crackling lire blazing bright. We welcome thee, thou Winter’s General Surveying, P lat night. ting and Drafting And tidings come with gifts and cheer— Dear Christmas is now drawing near When every heart is filled with joy; Just what this means, ask girl or hoy. No green grass shows, nor flowers rare, Nor fragrance sweet pervades the air; Have your clothes cleaned by Nor sweet birds sing, for they have gone To warmer climes to sing their song. We love the summer, spring and fall, j But now, dear Winter, best o f all, For love and cheer just fill the air; All work guaranteed. All mankind knows ‘ tis his to share. Ladies’ work'a"specialty No sleep for tots, they dose and rise, J as . E . C o l e , Mosier Agent Expecting Santa from the skies. And older heads, with vision dim. Rejoicing at the thought of him. The morning of dear Christinas day M ade millions love, and give and pray. God bless us all upon this morn When Christ our King, like man, was born. STEAM AND HOT W A TE R Let cheer and love and joy so reign, And thus we feel our youth again. 1 HEATING. J. K. M c G r e g o r , Mosier. Jobbing promptly attended to. B u s in e s s ll T h e ‘C a r e E. a BROCK | COOLIDGE'S YOU ARE INVITED • 00 oe to the --------------------------- First National Bank Mosier, Oregon. is quickly and easily solved at 6 50 1 IB IIH ------------------------------- ----- ——---------------- ------------------- — 1 H O G G B R O S ., lit ! One Column................. tion to the B . the paper and we i money. C o lum bia R iver V iew P oultry F arm The Jewelry Question ; tj j t 3 ) Hood River News Sold. Mosier, Oregon. O One-quarter Column. ¡ One-half C olu m n ,... Three “ gentlemen without visible means of support applied to the town marshal las | Saturday night for beds in th< city bastile. As Mosier has no become sufficiently civilized ye o s ie r r eg o n to need a “ cooler,” and as th« marshal was too hard hearted t< take the hoboes home with hin and turn them loose in gues chambers, they were left to the LOCAL TIME-TABLE G bo . C h a m b e r l a i n tender mercies of a cold, cruel N o.’? W estbound 7:28 a. to . world. This is the first instance REAL ESTATE 1 No. 1 ** “ 2:50 p. m in Mosier when a hobo has asked I No. 2 East “ 10:20 a. m. to be locked up in order to get a No. 8 “ ” 6:31 p. m. warm bed to sleep on. Fruit No. 6 “ " 10:40 p. m. Private Formula Arthur & Burt Drug Co., i ( u r O t h r i r a i Th< il Let your Nickels and Dimes do Double Duty for you To Distribute Reclamation Funds. 1 Let’s Hnit “ Retting even,’ with r> ,1 , ^ * r-, . .. the other fellow —let’ s build, not Portland Or.. Dee. 19 (Spec,.!) Cherry were visitors at Dalles yesterday. • » tourists,’ ! He can make your watch keep time BUFF PLYMOUTH ROCK, S. ¡and MOTTLED ANCONAS. i J Hood River’s Reliable Jeweler for Watches Diamonds, Jewelry I C H N H ra N t t M F i d M o n i l Cards. On« square............... NO. 42 friends in Portland. LARA WAY K -N -O -X -A -C o ld Tablets. 1911 ADVERTISING R ATE * C E Mosier - - Oregon G R A Y ft R A N D H o o d R iver , O r eg o n S. F. GOSS of The Dalles, Oregon 'WILL «HAVE PROMPT ATTENTION 1‘Oapital - - $100,000.00 •Surplus and undivid ed profits - 130,000.00 J. MOSIER - - OREGON We, the undersigned tax pay FOR SALE ers of Road District No. 9 of Ten acres just starting bear Wasco County, Oregon, favor a ing, set to commerciafl ap Tax payers’ meeting, to be held ples, ' ‘Famous Davefqiort on December 29th, 1910, at I Tracts.” Part cash, balance p. m ., at the Bulletin office in long time, 6 per eent. the town of Mosier, Ore., for! tewart the purpose o f levying such ad 770 North Capitol Street, ditional Special Road Tax as said Oregon. Tax payers many deem advisable: Alex Stewart, C. J. Fredrickson, j E. L. Root, N. P. Sturgess, A. M. Roop, G. R. Wood, Geo. Haacke. H. G. Kibbee, C. H. C. !H. DUNSMORF], Prop. Dnnsmore, R. W. Simpson, Amos D EALER ITI Root, C. A. Morden, C. E. Brock, Fresh and Cured Meats F. G. Powers, Henry Bauer, J. Country Produce A. DuBell, C. G. Nichol, JaB. El Carpenter, W. W. Stevenson, Geo. W. Prickett and W. E. Chown. NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION Address, F. S. S , •Salem, MOSIER MARKET Mosier - Oregon TIME TABLE FOR RIVER BOATS (PUBLISH ER) i Department of The Interior, «U. S. B A IL E Y G ATZA R T. Land Oflice at The Dalle*, Oregon, Leaves Portland for The Dallea Mon-1 November 22nd, 191k • lay», Wednesdays and Fridays. NOTICE is hereby given thst Wil le a v es The Dallea for Portland , liam H Gray, of Hood River, Oregon, Tuesdays, Thursdays and Saturdaya. : who, on June II, 11W9, made Home stead. No. 04976. for W jS E V , S W * NE|, ami NE|SW|, Section 29, town Leaves Portland for The Dalles l ship 2 North, Range H E .. Willamette , Tuesday, Thursday and Sunday. Meridian, has filed notice o f intention Leaves The Dalles for Portland Mon- to mske Final commutation Proof, to ; day, Wednesday and Friday. establish claim to the land almve de scribed, before Register and Receiver at U. S. I.aml Oflice, at The Dallea, Between The Dallea and Cascade i Oregon, on the Sdday o f January, 1912 1 Locks. Leaves the I,ock* Monday t Claimant names as witnesses: Ed morning and The DalleaToet<lay ■morn- • ward J. Keller, ‘o f Mosier. Oregon; ing, making tripa one way each day. 1 Jeaae I). le-ster, Jan* P. Hansen ami J Steamers Teal and Tahoma stop on U. Jackson, all «of Hood ¡liver Oregon. C. W. M uonk . flag at Bateham’ a Landing. Tahoma Register. i «¡tops on Hag at lowor landing. TEAL. TAHOMA. il l ia m s Vice Pres. r e s id e n t M ax A. V ogt CashisT DAVENPORT HARNESS Co. GAY YOWELL, Mgr. Harness and Saddlery Good* Tents, Wagon Covers, Etc ;-hand-made Harness a Specialty HOOD RIVER - OREGON — T h e M il t o n N u r se r y ¡M IL TO N . E A S T E R N O R E G O N PLUmBINO. Road Dist. No. 9 S. SCHENOK, P E d M. W Thirty-three years o f \ruetoo-nume ti-es. R. T. NEWHAI.I., Agt., | Hood River, Oregon. -------------- ---------------------- — W LOG CABIN BAKERY Portlarwi, Oregon, Furnishes Fresh Bread at •5 cts. the loaf, also Pastry •of all kinds. •Leave your orders at T he P jnes H o t e l . W A N T E D — G o o d H o u s e k e e p in g re- | quire» the services o f a representative in Moaierto look after subscription re newal» and «to extend circulation liy special mdthoda whicli have proved un usually successful. Salary and com mission. Previous experience desira ble but not essential. Whole time or «pare time. Address, with references, 3. F. Fairbanks, Good Housekeeping Magazine, 381 Fuurth Ave, New York City. : NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION Publisher) Department of the Interior Ü. Land Oflice at The Dalles. Oregon, Dec. 2. 1911. NOTICE it hereby given that Frank • E. Crum, of Mosier, Oregon, who t>h JulyH. 1910, made Homestead Entry, | No. 07161, for SE| SW |. S W ! S E ,. Sec. ¡7 NE1-4 NW1-4, Sec. 18 NW»r 4 N E l 4, ¡Tp. 1-North, Range 12-East, Wiliam 1 ette Meridian, haa tiled notice of in- I tention to make Final commutation 1 Proof,to establish 61 aim to the land above described, before Register and i Receiver, (Liited States Land Office, st The Dallas. Oregon, pn the 9th dw* o f January, 1912. Claimant names as witnesses: Geralfl Charles Abernathy, W. H. Kertilake ami Synder Yackie. all of M<slier, Oregon. j Wysa, -C. W. M iiukk , Register.