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EVERY
FRIDAY
ADVERTISING RATES
BY
H. G. KIBBEE. Proprietor
DLL
S U B S C R IP T IO N R A T E S
O n e Y e a r............................................................. $1.50
S ix M onth *..................................................
75
Three Mon the.......................................................... 50
Entered as second-clues m atter March 12. 1909. at
the post office at Mosier, Oregon, under the A c t o f ¡
March 3. tt>79.
Uheniistry of Loud Roads.
Profeeaional C ards......................... p m M
VOL. Ill
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Business locals w ill be charged a t ¿ c e n t* per
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MOSIER, WASCO COUNTY. OREGON, FRIDAY, DECEMBER 2i>. 1911
Attraente prizes are ode cd aud
the exhibits promise to he the Ì
the best ever assembled in the i
state.
People o f the whole
Northwest will be interested.
1 A deep sea fishing industry
One square.......... ...................... .
Legal advertisem ents w ill in all cases* b e 'ekas
NO. 43
to the party ordering them, at legal rales,
paid fo r before affidavits arejfu m ish ed.
teries of esoteric buddhism to a
Wall street broker at a quick-
lunch counter.— Ex.
Corvallis, Ore., Dec. 15—The
first course in highway chemistry
that has ever been offered in any
college in the world has just
The Wrong Road Policy.
been announced at the Oregon
t
Agricultural College. Prof. John ! mav .80011 be added to Oregon
Thirty-seven counties in Mich
:h -;
H ood
Reliable Jeweler for
Fulton o f the chemistry depart- uetivitios. Owners oi the <‘s- r
I
:gan have adopted the coun ity
ment has taken this step-as a shite of the late It. D. Hume are
road system. A county tax is
l atches, Diamonds, Jewelry
result o f the increased demand likely to carry forward the plans
levied and three commissioners
for good roads. The course in- left l,y Mr. Hume for placing in
He can make your watch keep time
are elected to expend the money
..
I
eludes both physical and chemical service a fleet of fishing craft on
thus collected upon permanent
tests of tars, bituminous pro- ’•be banks ot the Southern Or-
improvement o f the muittlraveled
ducts, asphalts, and all mixtures e* on coast for hiking halibut
highways.
For every mile of
such as sands, gravels, rocks and and other valuable food fish,
macadam road thus built the
other ingredients o f the modern
1 bat the Pacific Northwest
state pays to the county a re
highway. Concrete testing and ' net?4 no’ take second | lace with
ward o f a thousand dollars, and
tests o f the chemical changes in an-' °h ier section ot the country
five hundred dollars for each
all these substances by exposure ’ n feeding and fattening live-
mile of gravel road. Thus if a
and weather will form an im- sb ,cb is shown by the recent
[county builds ten miles o f good
portant part of the work, as will killing of a 2i00-pound steer at
LOCAL TIME-TABLE \ G e o . C h a m b e r l a i n
roads the state presents it with
also the chemical study o f sur- ^10 Portland stockyards that
enough money to build approxi No. 7 West hound 7:28 a. m.
face protection, such as viscous dressed out 72.1 . per cent, ido tar
And in Prime Condition. You can rest assured that any Pre
REAL ESTATE
2:50 p. m
mately two and a half miles No. 1
oils
as known this is the best porcent-
scription'or Recipe dispensed by us contains the best and Pur
No.
2
•last
more.
10:20 a. m.
I age ever shown anywhere. The
est Drugs that the market affords and at prices that are
6:81 p. m.
Ollier counties o f the state re 1 No. 8
Fruit
much boasted corn belt is sur
“
down-to-date.”
Try
us;
we
will
show
you.
tain
the
township
system,
by
Demonstration Roads in Eastern
' No. 6
10:40 p. m.
passed. The champion steer at
Lands
K-N-0=X-A-Cold Tablets. Private Formula
which each little locality at
Oregon
No. 17, at 5:80 p. tn., (lag stop I
the recent National Livestock
tempts to look after its own on Sundays only for Hood River
Corvallis, Ore., Dec. 15—A de Show in Chicago dressed 66,2 per
Arthur
&
Burt
Drug
Co.,
raids..Estimates
show that o f till and Portland.
monstration road a quarter o f a cent.
Mosier
the
money
spent
last
year under
Mosier,
Oregon.
mile long is to be built at the
Ihe township
system about
NOW is an excellent time to
Union Experiment Station by
A Pleasant Reunion.
seventy-five per cent went for drop in and renew your subscrip-
the Oregon Agricultural College
w. A. HUSBANDS
That two old schoolmates and
meroly
patching
up
poor
dirt
tion
t.o
the
B
ulletin
.
You
want
in order to teach the farmers of j members o f the same regiment
C o l u m b ia R iv e r V ie w P o u l t r y
F arm
B lacksmith
roads, so as to make them more j the »mP<*r «'"1 we need the
that district the methods ol' | were living comparatively neigh-
.B R E E D E R S O F S T A N D A R D
PO U LTRY
or less passable for some months! mont‘y-
building and maintaining good bors to each other was unknown
Shoeing and General
longer, when the same mmnmt;
—
——*•■■**■ Horse
market roads. The land there! to either o f them until our old
H U FF P LY M O U T H ROCK, S. C. B LA C K M lN O liC A S, CONDALES
will
have
to
be
expended
over
is a sandy loam which lends it townsman, Mr.
and M O T T LE !) AKCONAS.
Repair Work.
C a r l t o n L. P e p p e r
Geo. Wood,
again for more patching; while I
s e lf readily to the sand-clay and j noticed an inquiry in the National
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A t the Experimental Station at Puyallup, Wash., Condales and Anemias
Satisfaction guaranteed
'o f the money expended under!
oiled earth m ;tho Is o f construct Tribune as to whether any
1 roduced. < g r * at Gt cents per doia ¡1—one cent cheaper than any other breed.
: MOSIER
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the county system ninety per
ion, both o f the, cheaper sort. members o f the 62nd Ohio Regi
We are now. Looking eggs for Spring delivery from tins great laying strain.
cent went to make permanent
305è East Second St.,
Oua section of th > new roa 1 will ment were still living. The in
Correspondence solicited.
-
-
We will treat you right.
A ll B usiness entrusted t o
1.unR Distance Phone, M nin'2201
roads Ilia! can lie kept in good
be an ordinary earth r »ad prop quiry was signed by J. J. King.
!
condition
at
comparatively
small
T he C are of the
efly crowned and drained but The name brought up old memor
H O G G BROS.,
The Dalles
Oregon
expense. The patching-tip plan
not maintained. Another, built ies and pleasant recollections to
*
Mosier, Oregon.
'would bankrupt any railroad
like it, will he kept in repair the mind o f Mr. Wood and lie
in a few years.—Saturday Even
with rw d drags. A third wili \ wrote to the address given by
of The;. Dalles, Oregon
ing Post.
show the sandy-clay process, 1 Mr. King, at Kelso,
Wash.
WILL h a v e p r o m p t a t t e n t i o n
and a fourth will be treated with The result of the correspondence
Capital
-
-
$100,000.0#
a heavy oil. Careful record of j that followed was a visit to Mr.
Surplus and undivid
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n
g
i
n
e
e
r
Two
Old
Newspapers.
the cost o f construction and Wood last Sunday by Mr. King
ed profits
-
130,000.0#
is quickly and easily solved at
maintenance will be kept.
and his son, who is a merchant
The Saturday Evening Post General Surveying, Plat-
J. S. SCHENCK, P resident
at White Salmon. We can well
says that the Peking Gazette, !
E
d M. W illiams M ax A. V oot
ting
and
Drafting
OUR
PO R TLAN D
LETTER J imagine the meeting o f these L
the publication o f which, accord-j
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Vice Pres.
Cashier
I two old veterans who hadn’ t
ing to a recent telegram, has a *
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Our
lines
o
f
Jewelry,
Watche
s,
Clocks,
Signet
Kings,
Lockets,
Portland, Ore., Dec. 25, (Special) meet since war times.
They ?s
been suspended, is a very pat- M O S i e T
- -
O l'e g O I l
Chains, etc., assure s our patrons the exact choice- they desire —
Central Oregon’s opportunity is j were hoys together in the town ^
riarch
among
newspapers,
since
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dependable in Quality and absolutely right up to the minute in
shown in a recent address o f j o f Chesterfield, Ohio, attended
it is said to have first made itsj
design and workmanship.
President Carl R. Gray, o f the j the same “ little old red school fc
appearence
something like one! Have your clothes cleaned by
Oar Repair Work Guaranteed
Hill lines in this territory, who house on the hill,” and when i
thousands years ago; hut it is
pointed to that section as the the war broke out, inlisted in
not, as is often stated, the old - 1
CAY YOW ELL, M«r.
H o o d
R iv e r ,
O r e g o n
F. H. C O O L ID G E *
coining granary of the Pacific ¡ the same
regiment, tho in si
est journal in the world. That j
Harness and Saddlery Goods
T U E Q U A L .IT Y . J E W E L E R
Northwest. He said five counties different companies. Mr. King §
distinction belongs to the Peking! All work guaranteed.
Tents, Wagon Covers, Etc
Ladies’ work a specialty
in the interior have four times is now a prosperous attorney at
News, which was founded nearly i
Hand-made Harness a Specialty
H ood River, Oregon
the area of Maryland, with one-1 Kelso. Greatly to the disappoint- ë
twelve centuries ago, and was) J as . E. C o l e , Mosier Agent
HOOD RIVER - OREGON
c-
thirtieih'its population and more ment of the two old friends, Mr.
venerable when it syounger rival, 1
then one-half that ol Iowa with King was obliged to return to
the Gazette, was cradled. Indeed, j
one-sixtieth its population.
j his home in the afternoon, but,
M. Huart, French consul aL
T h e M il t o n N u r s e r y
From this great area in future, | should they never meet again,
Canton, claims a still earlier;
MILTON. EASTERN O R E G O N
he believes,
will come large the meeting together on Sunday
birth for the News, which, he :
PLUMBING.
quanities o f wheat. The United and livingover the boyhood days
says, was founded early in the,
Thirty-three years of true-to-name
Begin Jan. 3, Continue Four Weeks
STEAM a n d HOT W ATER
trees.
States crop is decreasing and and early manhood and the
sixth century, eight hundred!
here is the chance for Central! strenuous times o f the early 60’s,
years before a newspaper was
Every citizen o f Oregon is cordially invited to
K. T. NKWHAI.L, Agt.,
IIF A T IN G .
attend the short courses o f the Oregon A gri
Oregon to supply this much j will remain a bright spot in both
known
in
Europe.
Ilooil River. Oregon.
cultural College, beginning Jan. 3.
Eleven
Job),ing promptly attended to.
needed commodity. Wheat em- their lives to the end o f the
distinctive courses will be offered in Agriculture,
Mechanic Arts, Domestic Science anil Art, Com
ports have been cut more than ! chapter.
MOSIER
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OREGON
merce, Forestry and Music. Every course is
Road] Dist. No. 9
half in two years, showing the
designed to H E L P the student in his daily work.
District No. 8 Entertains.
Make this a pleasant and profitable winter
We, the undersigned tax pay
American surplus to be rapidly ;
FOR SALE
outing. No tuition. Reasoi able accommodations.
ers
o f Road District No. 9 of
In spite o f the very inclement
diminishing. In President Gray’s
For beautiful illustrated .bulletin, address
Ten
acres
just starting bear
Wasco.County, Oregon, favor a
opinion. Central Oregon’s future ! weather last Friday evening, a
H . M. TKNNANT, Registrar, Corvallis, O re.
(N17-D29)
ing,
set
to
commercial ap
'Fax payers’ meeting, to he held
is brightest as a great wheat Very. succes8ful entertainment,
F a r m e r s
B u siness
C o u r se by C or r e spo n d e n c e
ples,
“
Famous
Davenport
”——
—
•*"'
“
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on
December
29th,
1910,
at
I
growing districts.
consisting ot a program and
Tracts.” Part cash, balance
'
f
,
..n— ■■■— . —
p. rn., at the Bulletin office in
; Christmas tree was held at List.
Furnishes Freslt Bread at
With the object o f assisting
long time, 6 per eent.
i No. 8 school house.
Some fancied that they could body and take up another. The *'ie I ° wn ° f Mosier, Ore., for
5 cts. the loaf, also Pastry
farmers along its lines, ihe 0.
Address,
F. S. STEWART,
The fact that besides every see a resemblande between Santa ! boys know. They all know. But the purpose of levying such ad-
o f all kinds.
W. R. & N. Co. has pointed an
770
North
Capitol
Street,
experienced agriculturist creat- i one
^ie PUP*1*» their parents Claus and J. K. McGregor, the the rigorous freemasons won’ t ditional Special Road Tax as said
Leave your orders at T h e
Salem, Oregon.
ing a n e w department. C L I wtre ail present, showed the ex- popular poet o f Mosier. How- tell. Are they bound by some Tax payers many deem advisable:
P ines H otel .
■
Smith, a practical farmer has Home interest that is felt in the ever that may have been only a frightful oath not to reveal the ! A,ex Stewart, C. J. Fredrickson,
school
under
the
guidance
o
f
fancy.
secrets
o
f
their
castle?
Do
E.
L.
Root,
N.
P.
Sturgess.
A.
been named for the position. He
W A N T E D — C ood H ousekeeping re
traitors and informers ' am ong! M. Hoop, G. R
U. Wood, Geo.
quires the services of a representative
will spend much o f his time their enthusiastic and energetic
teacher, Miss Minnie Kearns.
Ihe Land of Boyhood.
them suffer dreadful penalties? Haacke, H. G. Kibbee, C. H. C. H. DUNSMORE, Prop. in Mosier to look after subscription re-
among the farmers served by
•■ vvh I m and to extend circulation by
The tree was a marvel o f beauty
No man young or old knows Is it possible that the sad little Dunsmore, R. W. Simpson, Amos
peeinl methods which have proved un-
the railroad system, getting into'
DEALER IN
sunlly successful. .Salary and com
with its many ornnnents and what is in a Ujy’ s mind. Once hoys who are sometimes seen R°°t, C. A. Morden, C. E. Brock,
close touch with their needs and
mission. Previous experience desira
Fresh and Cured Meats
bright
candles
and
best
o
f
all,
he
knew.
Once
he
was
familiar
I
gloomily
treading
their
way
F.
G.
Powers,
Henry
Bauer,
J.
ble but not essential. Whole time or
helping them solve their prob
Country Produce
spare time. Address, with references.
lems. All officials o f the road not one child being forgotten. with the ritual, free o f the fellow- through the Winter streets, A. Du Bel I, C. G. Nichol, Jas. E.
g ..
J- F. l aw-banks, Coo l Housekeeping
Fourth A v e . N e w Y o rk
will co-operate to aid the farmers. The appearance o f the school ship, understood the degrees and wearing low socks and French Carpenter, W. W. Stevenson,
room with its profuse decorations administered them to others, berets or the velvet clothes o f
w * I’rickett and W. E.
Oregon retail hardware and
v
and the manner in which
the Suddenly lie was expelled and ! little Lord Faunleroys with curls Chown.
implement dealers will meet in
program was rendered, t ■fleeted he has never been able to get hanging down their lace collars
NOTICE FOR P U B IJCATIO N
NOTICE FOR PU B LIC A TIO N
Portland January 23-26 for the
TIME TABLE FOR RIVER BOATS
great credit on both pupils and back in again. His mind ruth- —is it possible that these are the
(Publisher.)
(P U B L IS H E R )
annual convention. Trade prob
teacher.
lessly deprived o f the memory Morgans o f this freemasonry,
Department
of the Interior
Department,
o
f
The
Interior,
U.
S.
B A IL E Y GATZAKT.
lems will be discussed and ideas
Theachooljs under great ob o f passwords and grips and ob that this is their fate •because
Land Office at The Dalles, Oregon, II. S. Lami Office at The Dalles, Oregon,
Leaves
Portland
for
Tim
Dali
Mon-
exchanged for mutual benefit.
Dec. 2. UHL
November Z k il, lu ll.
ligations to Mr. Mayer, o f Muy- servances, seeks in vain to re- they have communicated the lays, Wednesdays and Fridays.
About 400 merchants are ex
N O T IC E is hereby given that Wil-| N O T IC E is hereby given that Frank
Leaves The Dalles for
Portland!
erdale, for bis extreme generosity call them.
Though he beats secrets of their order? It must
pected to attend.
tinnì H. Gray, o f IIo<.,| Riv r, Oregon, K-
'»f Moaier. Oregon, who on
in the way o f gifts for the forever on the door it never will be true for no mother in her TUes‘la>*> Thursdays and Saturdays. |
jJulyfl, 1UI0, made Homestead
Entry,
who, on June 11, 1909, made Ho
_ _
The new railroad from Vail
children and decorations for the be opened to him. Nothing is right mind would so punish her
steed,
No.
0-IU7C,
for
W
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V
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No-
o:i6b
for
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SE(.
See.
T E A L.
westward, an extension o f the
tree. In fact, the people of more remote from the mind o f offspring. He wears the uniform
NE,, and NE|SW|, Section 29. town 7 NE1_4 N W '"b Sec. 18 N W I-4 N E M ,
Leave*
Portland
for
The
Dalle*
Oregon Shortline, will'soon l»e
TP.
Mayerdale seemed to vk with the grown-up person th.an the o f the outcast.
ship 2 North, Range 11 E., Willamette 1 Tp
Range 12-East, Wiliam
Every boy’s Tuesday, Thu reday and Sunday.
an a ’complished fact, as all
ette Morit,ian>
Meridian, ha*
hi
Meridian,
ha*
tiled
notice
of
intention
!
*'tte
notice o f in
one another in the interest which apparently simple matter o f the hand is raised against him. But
Leave* The Calles for Portland Mon
tention to make Final commutation
arrangements have been madf
to
make
Final
commutation
Proof,
to
they t<<ok in the affair.
division o f a boy’ s year. Phil- if it is a punishment the punish- day, Wednesday end Friday.
> start construction,
is ex
establish claim to the land above de- Proof, to establish claim to the land
To Mr. Mayer also belongs the osophers have
studied
and ment is excessive. N o boy could, |
nbove described, before Register and
I scriiwd, l>* fore L e g i s t r and
pected work will he continued
tahom a .
honor o f conducting .Santa Claus guessed, but they never h a v e h e would.communicatethesesc-
at U. S. Land Offt-». at I V D si IU mi . I Receiver, Ùnitc| State* Land Office,
throughout the Winter
B. tw.ern Til- Daflttt and Ca»rarU* i Oregon, <Oil the Sdii lay of January, 1912 at The Dalles, Oregon, on the 9th day
safely to the school house, ful- been able to explain why at ont^q crets to the mature. It would be
I/*-!'*
L f ■vi a the* Ixickn Monda)
Amateur breeders will be en filling i'n
C Iain.ant names aa wHiiruei: Kd-, of January, 1912.
wildest expectations time the boys play at marbles, ' '»o re difficult for a boy o f 10 to morning aiui 1 . Dalie* Tu «‘fid ay morn*
courage to enter well bred ani
vrard J. K-dler, i >f Motti* r, Orfgon;! Claimant names as witnesses: Gerald
o f the children. His coming was at another time spin tops ar
ing, runKing trip n one way ea«-h day. i Jenni* I). l^*iIter, J, ana i*. H ins h nndJ Wyatt, t b tries Abernathy, W. H.
mals in the annual show o f the
Sift'Ll.U'lB Tt al and Talior,la atop on II. J iu ’i * m, all h ( Homi I O r e g o n . K*rslake ami Syndrr Yackie, all o f
a fittingclimcx toan affair which still another time fly kites. aru| to a man o f 40 than’ it would lie
N o rh w est Angora G at As>ocia-
flag at Hat* ham’ h I.andini'. Tahoma
will long l»e a delightful memory why in every part o
Moaier, Oregon.
C. W. M o u k k ,
Jton at Dallas, January 2-5.
B tofm o n iia g at lov%#»r iitiutiu
Kttfpstur.
J
in their minds.
C. W . M c o k k ,
they abandon one pastime in a *n H im own language the mys-
I
Register.
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f
I
ft.
Specialty
Oregon
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