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PUBLISHED ¿ cV E V E R Y FRIDAY ADVERTISING R À T E I BY SIER H« G. KIBBEE, Proprietor SUBSCRIPTION RATES One Y ear....... Six Months... Three Months. Jr n E H H * jw to O regon, im p i'o .e undvr the A ct o f C o .m u y L ife . TIT Ill ► -*ô> 1^*2. 6 tO .... " “ 9.00 ( Business locals will be charged at 5¿cenU per U m for each insertion. MOSIER, WASCO COUNTY. OREGON. FRIDAY, FUI’RUAI:Y Vest, in his pr.idanialf n, calls ■special attention to the sort o f colonists Oregon needs. He urges people o f the state to write back East to their friends and invite those who will help cl'»an up thousands o f acres of limber and sage brush land and assist in making o f it the agri cultural state it should he. The Governor says the state does not need the city man, sub sisting on a daily wage, except as he may follow the institution o f the factory, the workshop or the business house. The need of the state is active men with active money and efficient effort. ^ ^ ^ 3 00 One-half Column.... —- \ 7O T \ VJ.L-. 1.00 One-quarter Column. One Column.............. Entered as second class matter March 12, 19u9, at the post office at Mosier, March 3.1879. . ....... »er men* f .SO Professional Cards... One square............... Vi -irti» LARAWAY Hood River’s Reliable Jeweler for } to the party ordering them, at legal rales, and 1912 M PORT.ANi . .. I. . . rj'h r ; will be a ir e ti; g o f the fiui. growers at Lam bs Hall next Thursday, Feb. 2b, 1912. All members i the Mosier Fruit Growers Ua'on are par ticularly asked t<> be pr< cut as the matter o f an;;, i ng a con tract with the Northwest Fruit Exchan; " is to hu taken up. Other timely topics will be dis cussed as far as time will per mit. ! Legai au ver úseme nts will in all eases be ekMapai NO. 51 paid for before affidavits are'furnished. NICHOL & — ..V’fx n ; ..'35i«*:4í ~Tx»a ».cuaca a m The following io the paper read by Miss Evelyn Nebeiukihl at the Educational and Country L ife meeting held in Stroup s Hall recently: L ife in the country, as a rule is not very interesting to boys and girls. We often hear that they do not want to remain on He can make your watch keep time 1 e the farm. The more determina ► it * tion they possess the more liable •— — - ■ ^ « 1» ■ -------- are thsv to become discontented FOR S T A T E SENATO R. with the conditions surrounding To the republican voters of their daily life, and seek the Wasco and Hood River counties: M o s ie r regon hustle and excitement o f tl>e I hereby announce myself ¡is a city. candidate for state senator for " g - r e a s r i Tii The average farmer pays more DRUGS. M E D IC IN E S . C H E M IC A LS , the sixteenth senatorial district attention to the comfort of the Tlie colonist period this year o f Oregon, subject to the will o f j F A N C Y A N D T O I L E T A R T IC L E S farm than he does to the district is from March 1 to April 15. DR. II. r, B U M B LE the republican voters o f said G eo . C h a m b e r l a i n school yard, where his children The Success o f the colonist day P E R F U M E R Y P H Y S IC IA N a n d SU KOKON - T O IL E T S O A PS - C O N F E C T I O N E R Y district, to be expressed ¡it the : OREGON spend the larger portion of their last year was most unexpected, REAL ESTATE primary election to be held on HOOD RIVER STOCK FOO D - RUBBER GOODS - C IG A R S tki.v. Nearly every commercial or - 1 Will practice in Mosier and the nineteenth day o f A pril,1912. Physician’s Picscriptions Curefully Compounded. Plants mean much to children;, ggnization in the state participa May be reached by long dis 1 am a progressive republican, •run t e lessons that mother nature ted in this most unique advertis- tance phone, 1 lome phone til. ¡ind believe firmly in the Oregon Lands would have them learn are worth ing campaign and set aside its system, the primary law, in a more than all the dead languages own special day for observing it. cluding statement number one, C a r l t o n L. P e p p e r Mosier, Oregon. Specialty or higher mathematics ever The total number o f pieces o f . -*•► . -------- the initiative and referendum taught in school books, and are maji that went East because of Mosier and recall, and firmly believe in O regon L A W Y E R more interesting to the observant the special effortsmr.de ran up the extension o f the power of 305A East Second St., child. into the millions. The school the people, and if nominated and W. A. HUSBANDS Long .DistamrO'houc, Main.2201 The one who has the privilege children and many social or- lected 1 will use my best efforts B l a c k s m it h of studying these things will ganizations volunteered their to promote the interests o f the The Dalles - - Oregon. develope an appreciation and services in writing letters and people o f my district and the love for things rural. When the mailing literature. The result Shoeing and Ganoral state o f Oregon, and favor ¡ill NOTIGE FOR P U B LIC A TIO N Horse child begins to understand was probably the biggest short- j (Publisher.) laws to further real rain and] T H E D A L L E S E L E C T R IC W O R K S Repair Work. plant life the farm and country time advertising campaign that Department o f the Interior control the < porations o f the U. S. Kami Office ut The Dalles, Oregon, have opened an electric store in the Sturgess building life will assume a, different hue any state has known. Satisfact :on guarantoen big corporations. January 9th, 1912. ¡MOSIER OREGON entirely. and are prepared to handle your electric installations of D. J. C o o p e r . N O T IC E is hereby given that Walter Every school yard should he a The United States Department G. Muellhaijpt whose post-office ad all kinds. park, where the children may o f Agriculture offered to detail a B u s in e s s e n t r i s t u d v * dress is Portland, Oregon, did, on the A l l learn about nature and where thoroughly competent man to Ilth day of April, l!Ml, file in this T he C are oe th e Drop in . and see our display of fixtures. office Sworn Statement ami Applica the people o f the district may devote all his time to expert as tion, No. 0865(1, to purchase the SE|- meet on an occasional picnic. sistance in agricultural matters . NE|, Section 24, Township t North, fins can he accomplished with j in the various Oregon communi Itange It East, Willamette Meridian, of The Dalles, Oregon little time and expense; a few ties if they would stand one-half and the timber thereon, under the trees, shrubs, and some grass the necessary expense. Because" provisions of the act of June 8, 1878, I W ild , HAVE PROMPT ATTENTIO N and acts amendatory, known as the ( ’ api tal seed are all that is necessary. o f the uecessiiy o f taking im - - $100,000. ©• “ Timber and Stone I,aw ,” at suck These plants should be o f a com mediate action, R. B. Miller, Nurplus ami undivid value us might he fixed by appraise mon variety as they require less Traffic Manager o f the 0- W. R. ed profits - 130,000.## ment, and that, piirsunn to seep attention and can endure more & N. Co. offered to assume the application, .the land ipd limber •L S. SCIIENCK, P r e s i d e n t extreme weather. | expense and Secretary Wilson thereon have been appraised, the E d M. W i l l i a m s M a x A. V o u t timber estimated 80,000 hoard feet at Roads too have a great deal to has stated that the man de- Vice Pros. Cashier $1.50 per M. and the land $100.00; that do with school child’s life. Th ey! tailed to Oregon would begin hi» I said applicant will offer dual proof in also are a detriment ( i f bad) to 1 work about ^ L support of his application and sworn the farmer as they make the statement on the 27th day o f March, Wasco County s Pax. Mos’er, to appear in next Sun- also cost of transportation higher, and several good secured 1012, before the Register amt Receiver C. H. D PNSM O ttE, P|pp. o f li. S. I,and Office, at The Dalles, Wasco county’ s total assessed day’s Oregonian, thus diminish his percentage of photographs to illustrate his D E A L E R IN ( )regon. value o f taxable property in 1911 j)-i;ests sat down to a article. profit. Any person is at liberty to protest . Fresh ¡imi Cured Moats The tendency o f to-day is for. reaches $12,343,120, according to “ spread” prepared by a number There did not appear to be a this purchase before entry, or initiate Country Produce the young people to go to the interesting figures, as equalized of t|le ia(]ies and served by the single person present who was a contest at any time b e f o r e patent city, conditions prompting this and apportioned by the state gentleman, Messrs. Stark Akers not “ dee-lighted” that be came, JOHN I ’. (...E B R Y ) RUSK. ! issues, by filing a corroborated affidavit are the lack of desirable sur hoard of tax commissioners, j and Robert Scearce acting very or proud that Mosier could turn “ For R rio fv clt :ind Progress in this office, alleging facts which roundings in the rural districts, which have peen received at the efficient]y as wajters. General out such an enthusiastic bunch against T aft and Sl indpatism.” would defeat the entry. C. W. Mooiw:, suitable social conditions and the court house from the state j conversation was indulged in o f boosters. Every one seemed Pi1>gressive Repul liean candi Register. higher educatioral opportunities. officials. dati; fer Congress. ; during the progress of the meal, imbued with the spirit o f pro HOOD RIVER, O R EG O N One thing in particular that Always with the under dog; Assessment is made on 619,-j after which R. M. Ross, as toast- gress and a determination to SUMMONS causes the girl to become tired 104 acres of tillable and non- piaster, set the business o f the keep pushing alongagood thing. if you don’ t believe it look his The place to get a good, In the Circuit Court o f the iitate o f j o f country life sooner than the tillable land, announting to $4,- meeting in motion by introducing, When Mr. Bennett suggested record up. square, clean meal. Oregon, for Wasco County. boy is the lack o f modern con 485,040. Improvements on deed- in well chosen and appropriate that it would be a good oppor O I.LIK PO LITY, Plain ti If Mosier people especially in veniences in the farm home, ed lands come to $463,140 w h ile, word8( Mr. Bennett, who re tunity to advertise Mosier by vs. Announcement. vited to call when in Hood where her having his work improvements on town and city ispondedi infonning those as- sending copies o f the Oregonian W I L L U M PO LIT Z, Defendant. River. I hereby announce myself as a lightenend by some new contri lots in Wasco county reach a sembled what he required in the containing his letter to friends in To William I’olitz, Defendant: candidate for County Judge o f I i MI m name o f the Stale o f Oregon: A. M. BOYCE, vance which his father sees fit grand total o f $1,067,090 assessed way o f facts and figures for his the East and Middle West, Wasco County, Oregon, at the Yon are hereby required to appear and value. to install. letter. The remainder o f the orders for 325 extra copies were comity primary election, Proprietor. on answer the complaint filed against \ < 4 ; Farming implements in the evening was occupied in furnish Still agriculture is the basis of handed Jas. E. Cole, local agent the Republican Ticket, in the above entitled suit 011 or before our national wealth but too much county, including carriages and ing this information, various in- of the Oregonian. Should I be nominated and March 8th, 1912, and if you fail so to j answer, tile plaintiff will apply to the attention,is paid to the business wagons are assessed at $160,-j ffividuals being “ cocked and Before the meeting closed, at elected I will give a clean and con- Court for the relief demanded in her! 275, while merchandise stocks primed side o f it, and the social , world . ] ., .. . , for the occasion. Mr. ;a ]ate hour, a vote o f thanks sersative administration, witli- complaint herein, namely: Kora decree j o f the farmer is not keeping [over thei entire county^come tourn j Bennett surelv had a severe case | was extended Mr. Bennett for out special favor to any party or forever dissolving the marriage con- | pace with the rest of h isw oiU . <*ssesse< \a ue o , t).. o. * ^ 0f information on the brain/’ his visit to us; also thanks were person. la m personally inter- tract now and heretofore existing be-I The day was \\ hen th efaim et SLS;,lmn on lolses.an< .. TJ, ^le ^sorbed a9 that was voted to the ladies who so kindly ested both in City and in County tw‘‘en plaintiff and defendant was sneered at. but it has been it an average valuation ,,t $52.89 handed out to him. Many o f assisted in preparing the ban- and will make a a special This «immo... will be served upon speet effort to shown o f what importance his a bead. These animals a r e , Llie afnt;af,va f „ rn;ab0,i k „ t ....... , ... . you outside o f the State o f Oregon by D A IL Y statistics furnished by quet. hring Gity and County publication thereof once a week for air existence is in the fin a n c ia l ’ shown by the tax list to reach a iifferent ones were new to the Among other good things better understanding o f consecutive week* in the Moaier Bul March I to April 15, 1912 world. total value of $341.810, number-1 late arrivals in Mosier, and in- j offered the guests was a box o f mutual interests, with a view to letin, a newspaper printed and pub From the Middle anil Eastern por The United States government ing 6493. tion» of United States and Canada teresting to all. We will not j Mosier apples, donated by A. P. making a concerted effort on the lished at Mosier, in said County and to all p<»ints in the Northwest on the State, by order made and entered here is ahead o f the other nations in The figures for 1911 shown steal “ Rabbitville’ s” thunder in | Bateham. Jas. E. Cole excelled part o f all for the common good. in on the PJth day of January, 1912, by the Condition of its rural com that this county has 98,078 sheep attempting to repeat anything himself in making the oyster As to the matter o f a new Court lion. W. L. Bradshaw, Judge o f said Oregon-Washington Railroad munities at large and after crops and goats reaching a total a .- we heard, for everyone will read j cocktails, which were greatly & Navagation Company. House I believe in leaving that Court, and the date of lirst publication come business and social life. ! sessable value o f s1.9S.Q40, while it next Sunday. Mr. Bennett enjoyed. to a vote o f the people to be ex will be January 20th, 1912, and Die From C H IC AGO - - $32.00 Agriculture is not the whole o f the pork raising industry has pressed at a general election, and date of the last publication wijl lie “ ST. L O U IS - - $32.00 March 8th, 1912. country life. Good crops are of 3927 hogs for assessment, which “ OM AHA - - $25.00 believe in taking such steps as A. L. D A Y J. E. G E IG E R J ohn G avin , little value to the farmer, unless were valued at $18.315 to th e’ “ K A N S A S C IT Y - $25.00 P r e s id e n t shall make such an election V ic e - P r e s .- M a n a g e r Attorney for Plaintiff. i " ST. P A U L - - $25.00 heopens the door to an attractive number o f 5442, shown an as possible. Proportionately low fares from all othtr life on the farm. It should be sessed value o f $93,260. M. R e m i n g t o n . Notice of Final Hearing. I points. Direct service from Chicago, Other assessments, as shows his aim to surround his family In the County Court o f the State of ! St. Paul, Omaha and Kansas City over with the pleasure of a modern in this list are as follows: Steam NOTICE FOR PU B LIC A TIO N Oregon for Wasco County. the C. & N. YV., UNION PACIFIC, O R boats, sailboats, manufacturing home, and one characterized by (P U B L IH H E K ) EGON SHORT LINE and O. W. R. * N. In the Matter of the Kntate machinery, etc., $190,115; elect intellectual culture. Department o f The Interior, !J. S. of F IR S T N A T IO N A L B A N K B U IL D IN G There are many ways in ric power plant, $8100; money, Land Office at The Dali*», Oregon, Mrs. M. J. Huskey, deceased. PHON E 3 N IG H T OR D AT FVfiruary 12, 1912. which national organization $12-1,730; notes and accounts, Notice is hereby given that tie • und* r- eivt ll that signed, ton administrator o f the «stale N O T IC E is hereby could render valuable service to $56,085; town and city lots. SI. I P R E P A Y FARES of Mrs. M. J. Huskey, deceased, has 1 YOU CAN Electa K. Mas the farmer, including the co 034,030; shares of stock, $313,- if who, on Marc1 tiled his final report as such adminis While the«« rate* apply U/Vstbound only, fare» operative selling o f produce ar.d 000; household furniture, watch stead. No. 155 trator, in the county court o f the State j may bo prepaid hy depositing value o f the ticket Engineering, House Wiring, Repairing, Contracting, purchasing o f supplies. The es, jewelery, etc., $188,580.— of Oregon for Wasco County, and the with your h-rai agrnt. and an order will be tele-# S iS W I, N E : graphed to any address *iven. Aid in tellin* of object o f these organizations Dalles Chronicle. said Court, In an order duly made and j our vast resources and wonderful opportunities ! Section 28, To Fixtures, Lamps, Motors, Heating „and Cooking ---------- ----------------- 12 K&st. W iliamctl I p M 'ridiati, has enti *red, has ap|x>inted Monday, the 4th for Home Ruiklina. being to do away with the mid Apparatus . filed n<»Ufe o f intent ion t> make final day of March, 1912,’ at the hour of 1 Illustrated and reliable printed matter will ba dle man. When this has been ADDISON BENNETT HERB. mailed anyone to w h e n you wish It sent, by ad- fiv« y « r Proof. to 1 patsihliMh claim to 10:0 0 o’clock a. m., as tin» tim**, and j 'I m s in f accomplished, the producer is on Estimates furnished upon request. A llwork guaranteed (|°s? the County Court House in Dalles City, I'J U 'O' •1. ttefore th the la i Ai>oi:t forty o f the representa- WM. Me M UR RAY, Ccn. Pas*. Agent the road to “ Wealtlihurg” where egon, i th place, Regirt.<*r and Recriver o f Die Uniti ti Wai Portland, Oregon. 1 tive citizens o f Mosier met in of th< a m . All) for tnodern contrivances are not so States I .an ! Office, at '1Di • Dativa, Ot- Mosier people desiring information as to estimates can ns to said ! Iam b’s Hall last Monday night egon, «►n the 4th da >f April, 1912. mre and rural surroundings are HI* be present | h< leave requests for same at the Bulletin Office. NOW is . an excellent time to to welcome Mr. Addison Bennett, it 1)1 j|! Clairnanfc nlamcH a: «aid time and |Un< « resent any i • . thereby improved. d rop in and renew your sutaenp* ml A. O. Ernquist seel h objection*. C. J. K. Ca who came up from Portland to tion to the B u l l e t i n . You want 1 o f Moaii.-r, ÍJr*., ■ Iph 1 1», o f TI'* I) )at**d January 4th, 1912. Setting aside February 22 as secure information which he the paper and we need th« I Dalles „ C. T. R e n n k t t , ami A. I* Su.ulborg, o f money. Colonist Day for 1912 Governor will use in a special write-up on Watches , Diamonds, Jewelry ? General noise STATIONERY O Arthur & Burt Drug Co., ELECTRIC STORE The Dalles Electric Works Everything Electrical First National Bank : MOSIER M ARKET Mosier - Oregon BOYCE CAFE Colonist Fares ELECTRIC WIRING & SUPPLY CO. r.ines Protected By Automatic Block Signât. Everything Electrical Vi Hood River Oregon:-- id. Ore Administrator. f i