Mosier bulletin., January 12, 1912, Image 1

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Entered as second-class matter March 12, ltKiy, at
the post office at Mosier, Orea«“ , under the A ct o f
March 3, lb’79.
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i-en;al advertisements will in all i
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MOSIER, WASCO COUNTY, OREGON,
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FRIDAY, JA N U A R Y, 1912
12
NO. 45
to the party ordering them, at legal rataa,
paid for before affidavits are]furnished.
the Marquise Islands.
It
One Cent Postage.
then remains to cross over
See
i
One-cent
letter postage .is in­
Tiie “ oldest inhabitant” says
Central America so as to reach
evitable,
according
to officers of
that the snow storm which be­
Martinique in the Atlantic, then
' the Uniteti States Postoffice De­
gan a week ago is the heavist
crossing the sea to the west
partment.
since 1884, when the snow lay
African coast at Rofisque. From
James J. Britt, Assistant Post­
five fe e t‘ deep’ on the level. On
here the circuit around the globe i
master
General, speaking at
last Tuesday morning about 42
H ood ¿vers Reliable J ew eler for
will ha completed to Paris. The
!
Cleveland
on behalf o f Post­
j
inches had fallen and it had
main object of the French enter­
master
General
Hitchcock and g
settled very litlle.
While the
Watches, Diamonds, Jewelry
prise is to connect the capital;
the
Department,
declared defi- I
residents of .Portland;' have been
with all the colonies spread over'
He
can
wake
your
watch
keep
time
nitely
and
emphatically
that just
suffering all kinds of deprivation
i as soon as a readjustment of
the earth’ s surface and also
» -ïr-aa ^ 9»
4M» *«-5»
Zr*»
by reason of the storm and “ sil­
to connect at the colonies among .
■— j postal rates can be brought about
ver thaw” and much damage
themselves.
This will give j
j one-cent postage will be possable.
has been done to properly and
great advantage over the present
The government is making an
the city’ s electric light and tele­
telegraph cables, which fre-j
average
profit o f sixty-five cents
M o s ie r
-
-
O regon
phone systems, we in Mosier
quently break and need repairs,
per
year
on every man. woman
thosomewhat inconvenienced are
and are often owned by foreign
and child in the United States,
rejoicing over the deep snow
T’jZXHWTSï’ a E 8S R K 5 3 G ! I
companies. It is inter* sting to
according
to General Britt,
which ordinarily will mean an
note that the \vav<s sent from
through the postal department
abundance of crops this year.
the Pacific to the Atlantic posts;
on the carrying o f letters. The
FOCAL TIME-TABLE
The ground was frozen some­
G eo . C h a m b e r l a i n
will cross over the region of the
department’s actual profit is No. 7 West bound 7:28 a. m.
what when the first snow fell,
Panama Canal. —Scientific Amer­
And in Prime Condition. You can rest assured that any Pre­ I carefully estimated at $62,031,- No. 1
h£AL ESTATE
2.50 p. n,
hut, unless a heavy chinook
ican.
scription or Recipe dispensed by us contains the best and Pur­
990.65.
On
the
other
hand,
No. 2 East
10:20 a. m.
strikes us it will be sufficiently
est Drugs that the market atfords and at prices that are
every man, woman and child, No. 8
6:81 p. in.
thawed out before the snow dis­
Fruit
“ down-to-date.” Try us; we will show you.
O
U
R
PORTLAND
LETTER
some
94,000,000
o
f
them,
is
each
appears to absorb most of the
No. 6
10:40 p. in.
Lands
paying the government a tax of
K -N -O -X -A -C old Tablets. Private Form ula
moist u re.
No. 17, at 5:80 p. m., Hag stop
1 Portland, Ore., Jan. 9, (Special) !
sixty-eight cents per year for the
on Sundays only for Ilood River
DANGER TO BUILDINGS
Specialty
Land Shows and exhibits of Or-j
loss occasioned by the distribu­
Arthur & Burt Drug Co.,
and Portland.
The buildings are covered j egon products in the East during:
tion
of
other
classes
o
f
mail
under
Mosier
Mosier, Oregon.
Orejón
with over three feet
snow- the Winter have had a wide-
existing rates, being estimated
NOW is an excellent time to
I 11 a few instances the roofs hail siireucl effect, according to those; >
- at $66,336,662.78
drop in and renew your subscrip­
W. A. HUSBANDS
been cleared oil.
While the ¡n close touch with the exhibits, j
“ You pay more than ninety tion to the B ulletin . You want
C o l u m b ia R iv e r V ie w P o u l t r y F a r m
snow is light most of the roofs j an(j as a )-(>sult, it is said the I
B l a c k s m it h
,cents per pound for carrying the paper and we need th e !
BREED ERS O F STAN D AR D POULTRY
will withstand the weight, but j
0f colonists to Oregon j
money.
letters about the United States
should a thaw come, or rain, j uCXt Spring, during the oneway 1
although it costs less than half
Horse Shoeing and General
there are few houses that would j |()W rate period, will be greater, BUFF PLYMOUTH ROCK, S. C. BLACK AllNORCAS, CON RAIL El­ , that sum to transport them,”
and
MOTTLED
ANCONAS.
Repair Work.
not suffier. The ventilator hood j tj,ar) ever ])ef()t0.
says General Britt. “ To correct j C a r l t o n L. P e p p e r
At. the Experimental Station at Puyallup, Wash., Condales and' Anemias
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on the ium-A-Lum Lumber! The great Northern
has
done;
o>r
Satisfaction gua ramerà
I Ibis manifest injustice we in- j
building gave way under the 1 splendic work this season, as produced.eggs at!6J cents’ per dozen—one Cent cheaper than any other breed.
MOSIER
OREGON
L
A
W
Y
E
R
tend
to
ask
Congress
to
lower
[
weight of dry snow, but that was it did last, in operating exhibit j We are now hooking eggs for Spring delivery from this great laying strain. I first class mail from two cents
3051 East Second St.,
, Correspondence solicited.
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-
We will treat you'right.
due to faulty construction. cars through the Middle West,
I to one cent and to so adjust
A l l B u s in e s s e n t r u s t e d to
1 c >R. Distancer I hone. Main 2201
Men who are willing to work taking a collection of Oregon
other classes as to put them on
T he C ak e o f th e
H O G G BROS.,
Oregon
can get enough to do shoveling products to the farmers so they
a cost-paying basis.
1 'Hie Dalles
Mosier, Oregon.
snow for a few days.
might see what is grown here
“ I certainly believe that one- “ “ “
—— — — ——— First National Bank
SNOW PLOWS AT. WORK
and learn o f the state’s :> gri­
cent letter postage will pay if’ j C 1
of The; Dalles, Oregon
other rates are adjusted. Duriug
v y V 'i l
Early last Sunday morning cultural opportunities at fi rst
the fiscal year of 1911 the |
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WILL HAVE rUOMPT ATTENTION
Elmer, Clyde and Leslie Root hand.
Retail merohants in the state
were out with a four-horse team
government made a profit o f!
Capital
-
$100,000.0«
Surplus and undivid­
and a snow plow breaking roads will gather at Medford January
$62,031,990.65 on first class mail.
C iv il E n g i n e e r
ed profits
-
130,000.0«
all over town and as far out a: 17 and 18 for the 6th annual
On third class mail it made a
is quickly and easily solved at
The program has
profit of $182,184.29, while on G e n e r a l Surveying, P l a t -
the watering trough to the East. convention.
J. S. SCHENCK, P r e s id e n t
They deserve' the thanks of the been made up and is filled with
fourth class there was a surplus j
E d M. W il l ia m s M a x A . V oor
ting
and
Drafting
citizens for their public spirit. discussions o f subjects of vital K
of $6,601,574.
Chamber of!
Vice Pres.
Cashior
Residents o f Mosier spent a interest to the merchant. Com- 3>
Commerce Bulletin.
Our lines o f Jewelry, Watches, Clocks, Signet Rings, I.ockets,
1 Mosier
iv m r a it -r r
- - - - Oree'on
t / 1 1 *
good part of the day with snow petent speakers have been se- 5
&
Chains, etc., assures our patrons the exact choice they ’ desire—
cured
to
deliver
ad
duet
ses
of
$
dependable
in
Quality
and
absolutely
right
up
to
the
minute
in
shovels in their hands, instead
Replanting Forests.
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design and workmanship.
o f hymn books. It was a case value to the retailer.
The United States forestry! Have your clothes cleaned by
The Forest Service is map- £
■Our Repair Work Guaranteed
of necessity if one wanted to get
service
has in full working order !
G R A Y 8c R A N D
ping the forests of the state, , {
any where.
at
Wyeth,
a
dryer
and
huller!
GAY YOWELL, Mgr.
A number of people are very and will show the ownership of
F.
H.
C
O
O
L
I
D
G
E
which is used in drying, hulling HOOD
RIVER,
OREGON
Harness and Saddlery Good»
much embrassed by lack of wood, each piece of standing timber of <[$
T H E Q U A L IT Y J E W E L E R
and cleaning the fir and pine| All work guaranteed,
Tents, Wagon Covers, Etc
but there is nothing alarming in any account in Oregon. By tin’s jf
cones and seeds from oth­
Ladies’ work a specialty
Hand-made Harness a Specialty
the situation unless the ’84 winter means it is expected to increase ; g
H ood River, Oregon
er forest trees which are be­
J as . E. C ole , Mosier Agent
the efficiency of the present
is repeated.
HOOD RIVER - OREGON
ing gathered in carload lots all
system
of
fire
protection
during
+iC
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TRAINS BLOCKADED
over the Pacific northwest. These
the dry periods of the year when ----
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Since last Friday night there
seeds
are being used to replant
T h e M il t o n N u r s e r y
S. F. GOSS
the annual Joss reaches a big
has been little (ravel on the rail­
the
burned
over
forest
districts.
sum.
M IL T O N , E A S T E R N O R E G O N !
O. A . C. SHORT COURSES
roads. What few trains have
A force of 15 men is at work and i
The Southern Pacific Traffic
PLUMBING.
passed thru have been from four
the work goes on day and night
Begin Jan. 3, C ontiime Four W e d »
Thirty-three yearn o f true-to-name
department will encourage farm­
to twelve hours late and some
and
from
4
to
10
carloads
ol’
j
tree».
STEAM
and
HOT
WATER
ers in the Willamette Valley and
Every citizen o f Oregon is cordially invited to
haven’ t come at all.
Trains
seeds
are
being
handled
every
1
attend the short courses of the Oregon Agri­
R. T. NEVVIIALL, Agt.,
Western Oregon to grow barley
HEATING.
have l>een derailed in various
cultural College, beginning Jan. 3.
Eleven
YO U
24 hours. This is the only plant
Hood River, Oregon.
as a feed for dairy stock and to
distinctive courses will be offered in Agriculture,
Jobbing promptly attended to.
places on the main line. Two
j of the kind on the Pacific coast j
Mechanic Arts, Domestic Science and Art, Com­
fatten hogs and cattle.
To
coaches went otf here in town
merce, Forestry and Music. Every course is
and the seeds are shipped from
ARE
farmers who will plant an acre
MOSIER
- - * OREGON
designed to HELP the student in his daily work.
on Monday morning, delaying a
Wyeth to the various points
Make
this
a
pleasant
and
profitable
winter
or two experimentally, the rail­
through train several hours.
outing. No tuition. Reasonable accommodations.
'where they are planted. — The
INVITED
road company offers to supply
For beautiful illustrated bulletin, address
FOR SALE
Dalles Chronicle.
the * seed.
The Agricultural
'H. M. T f .NNANT, Registrar, Corvallis, Ore.
(N17-D29)
Around the Globe by Wireless. College recommends barley as a
Ten acres just starting 1 tear­
FARM ER’S
B U SIftH Sh
COURSE
BY
CORRESPONDENCE
A. P. Bateham o f Mosier, i ing, set to commercial ap­
A project is being developed stock feed, believing thitf when j
Portland, Oregon,
president of the Oregon State
ples, “ Famous Davenport
in France by which it is expected grown extensively it will become i
Furnishes Fresh Bread at
Tracts.” Part cash, balance
to send wireless messages around I s valuable for that purpose here I Milton will hold a big poultry hours, and then covered tight Horticultural Society, spent a
5
cts. tlie loaf, also Pastry
the globe, and this will be done as corn is in the Middle West. show on January 29-31. The and baked for twelve hours.” c°uple ot days in town the latter j long time, 6 per eent.
o
f
all
kinds.
part
o
f
the
week,
being
interested
Address, F . S. STEWART,
by erectingstations in the French
Progress is being made in the country surrounding that point With brown bread that would
in
the
proposition
o
f
consolida­
colonies.
A commission has campaign to interest children in will send in prize fowls for the make a pretty good Saturday
770 North Capitol Street,
Leave your orders at T he
ting the four fruit sections o f the
already been formed by the [ agricult ural education in Oregon, exhibition and a splendid show­ night tea in' Boston.
B in e s H o t e l .
Salem, Oregon.
northwest in one central selling
colonial department to carry out t State Superintendent Alderman ing is expected.
agency.— Hood River News.
the enterprise,
and Comm, 'is sending out letters to breeders
WANTED—G ood H o USEXEKTINO re­
A
colored
preacher
was
quires the service*, o f a representative
Ferrie, the well-known wireless and producers of the state asking
MOSIER
M
A
R
K
E
T
in Mosier to look after subscription re-
vehemently denouncing the sins
Notice of Final Hearing.
engineer who at the head of the for prizes to beawarded to school Baked Beans as a Hair Tonic.
nrwfws and to extend circulation liy
o f his congregtion
“ Bred’ern In the County Court o f the State o f j C. II. D I J N S M O R E ,
Prop.
special ni.’ ilious which have proved un-
Eiffel Tower plant, is in charge I pupils who shall make the best
Here is something taken from and sistern, Ah warns y o ’ against Oregon for Wasco County
| usually successful. Salary and com-
DEALER IN
o f the technical matters.
Not xhibits of farm products at the the Scientific American that will I
j mission. Previous experience desira­
,,
oo c/in rvui
mi i
, c* n
n r» \r •
e ■
, ,,
,
, ,
. ‘ I de heinous sin o ’ shootin’ craps! In the Matter of the Estate
ble but not essential. Whole time or
Fresh and Cured .Meats
more than $Z500,000 .will 1-e r e fan's next Fall. C. 1>. Nairn, o f , interest bald headed pMplej AhctarRM
de , J ck
[ span- time. Address, with references.
Country Produce
C[uired for the tv*:e!ve wirelefs Amity, has Been trie first to re-j We have always understood rasciiJjtv o’ liften ullets* Pul ‘^ r8’
**' Huskey, deceased.
! Magazine, 381 Fourth Ave, New Yofk
stations called for by the pro - 1 spond and he will, give a thoro- that, as a diet, pork and beans , | (
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, ,
j Notice i* hereby given that the under-
Gity.
Mosier
-
Oregon
gramme, and it should he com- bred Scotch c<, Lie as a prize for I was “ filling” but it remained for i a 'ov<
e ,se’ ,r' 1 ern am signed, as administrator of the .state
sittern. Ah demonishes you at „f Mrs. M. J. Huskey, deceased, haH
pleted in about two or three an exhibit of vegetables, corn, a California inventor, Thomas!
j dis hyer season against de crime died his final report as such adminis-
years. Messages sent out from j etc., at the State Fair.
H. Bartlett, to find out a few'
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION
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o' melon stealin’t” A brother trator, in the county court of the State
(PubMher.)
time table for river boats
the kilt el lower at Paris will
Mayor
Mavor Ibiiderson
Henderson of
o f Astoria is | years
vears auro.
ago, that it had the
.
, ,
.
,
,,
, of Or.-gon for Wa*<v> County, and Un­
the! j in
a hack seat made an odd sound
Department o f the Interior
said Court, in an order duly made and
first reach the poets erected ;.t encouraging a public market for property o f “ filling” the hair in -1
BAILEY GATZART.
with his lips, rose and snapped entered, has appointed Monday, the 4th
| II. S. I.and Office at Tiie Dalles, Oregon,
Dahomey and-Timbuctoo in wes; the city by the sea, emphasizing to the head and to cause that;
Leaves
Portland for The Dalles M< n-
Dec. 2, 1911.
his fingers. Then .he sat down day o f March, 1912, at the hour of
Africa. Thense thoy will em-s the need for such an institution already in place to “ stick to” its
days, Wednesdays and Fridays.
NOTICE is hereby given that Frank
again with an abashed look. 10:00 o'clock a. m., as the time, and
Leaves The Dalles for Portland 1 E. Crum, o f Mosier. Oregon, who on
the continent to the coast of th e; in his annual message to the support.
In this patent, No.
“ Whuffo, mah frien,” said the the County Court House in Dalles City, * Tuesdaya, Thursdays and Saturdays j July8, 1910, made Hnmeetcad Entry,
R^d Sea at Djibouti or else pro- council. He believes it will rc- 920,902, Mr. Bartlett describes
Wasco County, Oregon, ns the place,
sternly, “ does yo’ r ’ar
¡No. 07lfll, for REiSW t. SW |SEi,Sec.
oeed southwest to Madagascar. duce the cost of liv ing by bring- his hair tonic as consisting o f . preacher
nd
wh#n Ah for the hearing o f the same. All
TEAL.
| 7 NEI-4 NW1-4. Sec. 18 NWI-4NE1-4,
persons having any objections to said ,
Either of these two posts can nig the producer and consumer pork fat, bean oil and other 3 ,)eaks G’ melon stealin’ ?”
Leaves Portland for The Dalles ; Tp, 1 - North, Range 12-East, Wiliam
Yo’ report are hereby notified to he present
then send messages across the tf'M-lher’
'ette Mert iian, has tiled notice o f’m-
specified ingredients, and de-|‘;
remin(ls mo ltahlion
the at said time ami place and present any Tuesday, 1 hursday and Sum lay.
Indian Ocean to the post in India
Oregon editors will visit the scribes with great particularity
L p « v .- s The Dalles for Portland Mon­ I fention to make Final commutation
I man in the hack seat answered *uc^ objections.
Proof, to establish claim to the land
day, Weduos!#y ami Friday.
Londichery. whence they will be Pendleton Roundup next Fall in the cooking of a very nice edible
Dated January 4th, 1912.
meekly, “ w'ha’ Ah lef’ mah
1 alK)ve descri
I, before Register and
transmitted to th* eastern coast a body. Hie p an is to take the dish o f baked beans preparatory
G. T. B e n n e t t .
Receiver,
tJ
nted
State» Land Office
knife.”
—
San
Francisco
Argo­
TAHOMA.
Administrator.
o f Asia at Saigon. About 5.000 -.;tib s by s|»ec!al train from to completing the tonic. Thus
at The Dalles, Oregon, on the 9th day
naut.
Between
The
Dalles
and
Cascade
miles separate this point from Portland, where the annual con- in the description forming part
fx>cks
Leaves the Locks Monday of January, 1912.
the island of New Caledonia, to vention will be held, to Pendle- o f this patent says: I take three
Claimant nam-sas witnesses: Gerald
morning and The Dnllea'Fuesday morn-
ADVERTISE
ft he north o f Australia, and this ton ‘‘or the two fir al days o f the cups o f common white beans and
Oregon history from now' on
W\ss, ( barles Al -m athy, W. H.
. ing, making trips one
ch da
can he covered by a higbpower Roundup. On the Sunday follow- three |»ounds of salt j»ork. The will date from the “ winter of
Steamers Teal and Tnhoma stop on K> rslake and Syndt r Yackie, all ot
IS YOUR
♦lag at Hatebani’a landing. Tuhoma Mosier, Oregon.
station." The Pacific will than ing the editors v ill probably be beans are par-l>oiled, and then 1912—the year o f the big snow,
stops on flag at lower landing.
C. W. M ooek ,
be crossed by stations at Tahiti guests at Hot Lake.
boiled with the pork for eight ^on I y °u remember?
Register
Biggest SnowStorm in Years.
a d
LARA WAY
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The Jewelry Question
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C O O L I D G E ’S
NICHOL &
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CO.
General
erchandise
DAVENPORT
HARNESS Co.
LOG CABIN
BAKERY
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