Mosier bulletin. (Mosier, Or.) 1909-19??, March 15, 1912, Image 1

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BY
H. C. KIBBEE. Proprietor
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Entered a u second-class matter March 12, 1909, at
Che po a office at Mosier, Oregon, under the A ct o f
March 3.1879.
MOSIER
BULLETIN
MOSIER, WASCO COUNTY, OREGON,
VOL. IV
FRIDAY, MARCH 15,
See
LARAWAY
I H ood
River's Reliable Jeweler
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for f
Watches, Diamonds, Jewelry
He can make your watch keep time
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1912
STATIONERY
rhrows
New Light on Fruit
Packers.
G. Harold Pov/ell is teaching
he world how to sive millions
if dollars in packing and ship-
ling fruit. “ Fruit is a living
irganization with an allotted
ipan of existance. Harsh hand­
ing shortens its life and renders
t valueless for fo o j.” An ex-
ract from an article in the
i'ebruary American follows;
Two general conclusions have
>een reached by Mr. Powell and
lis band of plant specialist« with
egard to the keeping qualities
>f fruit in storage and in trans-
»ortation; first that rough me-
ihanical handling
increases
(really the liability of all fruit
o disease; and, second, that
ooling; as quickly as possible
ifter picking prolongs the life of
ruit by retarding the ripening
irocess, which in warm weather
;oes on more rapidly off than
>n the tree.
Simple! In one
itate. CaU fornia, the losses from
lecay on oranges alone some­
comng primary, election,
on
the Republican Ticket.
Should I be nominated and
elected I will gi ve a clean and con-
sersative administration, with­
out special favor to any party or
ELECTRIC WIRING
& SUPPLY
Continued on fowrth
Hood River
CO.
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General
!i Merchandise
D. J. C o o p e r .
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION
(PUBLISHER)
Department o f The Interior, U. S.
Land Oitice at Tile Dalles, Oregon,
February 12, 1912.
NOTICE is hereby
given that
Electa E. Mas ten, of Mosier, Oregon,
who, on March 5th, 1007. made home­
stead, No. 15501 Serial, No. 04089, for
StSWI, NE1SW
un i NWi,SE1-4,
Section 28, Township 2 North, Range
12 East, Willamette Meridian, has
tiled notice o f intention to make final
five year Proof, to establish claim to
the land atiove di scribed, before the
Register and R« c< ivt r o f the United
States Land Office, at The Dalles, Or­
egon, on the 4th day of April, 1912.
Claimant names us witnesses:
O. J. E. CaHson and A. O Ernciuist
G e o - C h a m b e r l a in
•vEAL ESTATE
Emit
Lands
Specially
Mosier
’
O re$cn
W, A. HUSBANDS
B l a c k s m it h
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Horse
Shoeing
and
General
Repair Work.
Satisfaction guaranioeu
MOSIER
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OREGON
dress is Portland, Oregon, did, on the A l l B u s in e s s e n t r u s t e d *•
11th day of April, 1911, file in this
T he C are o f the
office Sworn Statement and Applica­
tion, No. OSfififiM0 purchase the SE -
NE , Section 24, Township 1 North,
Range II East, Willamette Meridian,
of The Dalles, Oregon
and the tinde r thereon, under the
provisions o f the act o f June 3, 1878, WILL HAVE PROMPT ATTENTION
and acts amendatory, known us the Capital
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$100,000. •§
“ Timber and Stone Law,” at such Surplus and undivid­
value as might he fixed by appraise- j
etj
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130,000.6»
ed profits
meat, and that, pursuant to such j
application, the land and timber
J. S. SCHENCK, PRESIDENT
Lj,,' reon have been appraised, the K p M. WILLIAMS MAX A. Vo*T
timber estimated 80,000 board feet at ,
Vice Pres
Cashisr
$1.50 per M. and the land $ I (X). 00; that
said applicant will offer final proof in
support of his application and sworn
First National Bank
statement on the 27th day or March,
MOSIER M A R K E T
1912, before the Register and Receiver C .
of U. S. Band Ollice, at The Dalit s,
Oregon.
Any person is at liberty to protest |
this purchase before entry, or initii.te |
a contest at any time before patent
H. DUNSMORE,
Prop.
DEALER IN
Fresh and Cured Meats
Country Produce
of Mosier, Ore., Ralph Doyle, of The issues, by filing a corroborated affidavit’
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Dalles, Ore. and A. L. Sundborg, of in this office, alleging facts wliich I I V I O S I C I *
entry.
would
defeat
the
Portland, Ore.
C. W. M oore ,
C. W. M oore ,
Register.
Register.
Oregon
BO YCE CAFE
HOOD RV JR.
o p r CON
The place to get a good,
square, clean n < al.
Mosier people es| < r ally in­
vited to call when L Hood
River.
A. M. BOYCE,
Proprietor.
Coler 1st
Far
ot
DAILY
M arch
against Taft and Standpatism.”
Progressive Republican candi­
date for Congress.
Always with the under dog;
if you don’ t believe it look his
record up.
times ran as high as $1,500,000
in a single year, and by pre­
cooling this loss has been
practically eliminated. Another
general result o f the investiga­
tion is that fruit may be en­
J. E. GEIGER
A. I,. DAY
hanced in flavor by longer
V ic e -P r e s .-M a n a g e r
P resident
hanging on the tree, and still 1 e
shipiied over much greater
geographical area than formerly.
“ Mr. Powell lias punctured
many popular fallacious theories
— among them, that apples and
F IR S T N A T IO N A L B A N K B U IL D IN G
Some other fruits keep better
»H O N E 3 - N I G H T O S 'D A V
and are less liable to disease
when picked green; and that
fruit removed from storage de­
Everything Electrical
cays more quickly than fruit
Engineering, House Wiring, Repairing, Contracting,
that has been unstored but is
equally ripe and is held in the
Fixtures,
Lamps, Motors, Heating and Cooking
same tempwature as the first
Apparatus .
after storage. In these matters
I
the whole world was
from
Estimates furnished upon request.
A llwork guaranteed
Missouri, and has requit ed to be
shown by a series o f the most
Mosier people desiring information as to estimates can
elaborately careful experiments.
leave requests for same at the Bulletin Office.
Then also, in peach-growing
regions, in the land where the
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ELECTRIC TALK
The Dalles Electric Works,
The Dalles, Ore.
l .up
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NICHOL &
FOR STATE SENATOR.
To the republican voters of
Wasco and Hood River counties:
D R U G S. M ED IC IN ES , C H E M IC A L S .
I hereby announce myself as a
F A N C Y A N D T O IL E T A R T IC L E S
candidate for state senator for!
DR. II. L. DUMRLE
the
sixteenth
senatorial
district
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p h y s i c i a n and s u r g e o n
PERFUMERY
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TO ILE T S O A P S
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C O N FE C TIO N E R Y
o f Oregon, subject to the will o f HOOD RIVER
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OREGON
STOCK FOOD
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RUBBER GO OD S
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C IG A R S
the republican voters o f said
Will practice in Mosier ami
Physician’s Piescriptions Curefully Compounded.
district, to be expressed at the
May be reached by long dis­
primary election to be held on
tance phone. Home phone 61.
the nineteenth day of April,1912.
Arthur & Burt Drug Co.,
I am a progressive republican, i
C a r l t o n L. P e p p e r
Mosier, Oregon.
and believe firmly in the Oregon |
system, the primary law, in­
I. A W Y E R
cluding statement number one,
the initiative and referendum
305 \ East Second St.,
Long Distance Rhone, Main 2201
and recall, and firmly believe in
tin* extension of the power of Tin Dalles
Oregon.
Your Lighting wants will be taken care o f through ourstore
the people, and if nominated and
at The Dalles and all work in Mosier can he handled on short
elected I will use my best efforts NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION
notice and at satisfactory prices. We will he pleased to fur­
to promote the in teres! s of the
( Publisher.)
nish estimates o f all electrical works Lighting and Power on
people of my district and the
Department of (lie Interior
application.
state of Oregon, and favor all U. S. Land Ollice at'l'lie Dali 'S, Oregon,
January 9th, 1912.
laws to further restrain and
j.
NOTICE
is
hereby
given that. Waller
control the operations of the
That Oregon should be represented in the United States senate by a man
: G. Muellhaupt whose post-office ad­
thoroughly identified with the state; a man familiar with the needs of every
big corporations.
section of the commonwealth, and a man who stands for modern and
progressive ideas in politics, there is not the least doubt.
Fortunately indeed for Oregon Hen Selling of Portland has, ifte f mature
deliberation, decided to let his name be used 1» «©nneotion witfi the senator-
ship. After being repeatedly urged by friends to enter the race Mr. Selling
Was not content to do bo until be had more fully consulted the people, in
Whom he has ever had explicit faith. H«» accordingly wrote letters to a
Primary election, April 19. person. I am personally inter­
fiumber of voters in the different sections asking What they would advise
Polls
open from 8 a. m. to 7 p. m. ested both in City and in County
In the matter, and he received in reply over 14,000 personal requests pledging
him loyal support and asking that he by all means enter the contest. It was Polling place, in the rear o f the and will make a special effort to
Hot until these letters reached his desk that Mr. Selling decided to run. He Bulletin office. Have you regis­ bring City and County into a
has taken the people into hi* confidence, not after nomination, not at a time tered ?
belter understanding of their
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When election It near, but before the primaries. No committee brought out
mutual interests, with a view to
Ben Selling, no organization promoted his candidacy. It was a straight
State Senate.
making a concerted effort on the
bppeol to the people and that appeal met with a tvemerfdeUs request for him
To
the
Republican voters of part of all for the common good.
to enter.
Many will no doubt like to know something of the career of (his man who Wasco and Hood River counties: As to the matter o f a new Court
Would be senator. He was born ill California in 1852, ten years later removing
I hereby announce myself as a House I believe in leaving that
to Oregon with his parent». As a boy he attended the Portland Academy candidate for state senator for
to a vote o f the people to lie ex­
Where he received his education. While vary young ho started his business
the sixteenth senatorial district pressed at a general election, and
Career as a clerk, working as most clerks did In those days, early and late,
to obtain his start in life. How well he succeeded is best told by a business o f Oregon, including the counties believe in taking such steps as
career which has been marked by Buch dealing throughout as to cause the of Wasco and Hood River sub­
shall make such an election
generul expression toward him, "Ben Selling is on the square and he is a ject to the will of the republican
good citizen,” Which san be beard on every side in Portland at the present voters, to be expressed at the possible.
M. R e m i n g t o n .
time,
piimary election to be held on
Selling as a Progressive.
It Can truthfully be said that Ben Selling is one of the original prog­ the 19th day of April, 1912.
ressives in Oregon politics. As far back as 1898 this man was fighting for
If I am nominated and elected,
the people and against- ring rule. During the nauseating "hold-up” legislature I promise a strict and faithful
Which sent the name of Oregon around the world as a stench to the nostrils adherer ce to the principal of
Of good citizenship, this man was working to enact laws giving more power stateirunt number one, and will,
to the people and to dethrone the corrupt machine. He was responsible for strive to maintain and uphold j
the passage of a bill in 1898 which eliminated the gigantic steal caused by a
the laws which have been en­
fee system in the office of district attorney and placing that office on a flat
acted
by the people.
I will |
Salary. He is found later fighting successfully for the passage of an eight
hour law, the child labor law and many, many more measures which have support some measure, similar to
proved a Godsend to the people of Oregon, and which have helped remove the “ Blue Sky” law of Kansas,
this »Ute from a condition that was worse than Tammany ever dared inflict for the prevention of the opera­
on New York^^bringing it to the foreground of progressive government.
Applying strict business principles to his every act aB a public official, tions of “ wild cat” corporations,
always advocating economy in public expenditures, Mr. Selling today stands will oppose single tax, and will
before the people of Oregon on a platform that carries assurance of honest do all in my power to promote
effort >0r many federal measures needed by this state, and measures that can i the interests of the people of
be obtained from the national congress if a man 1 b elected who will work
, this senatorial district, and the
earnestly and consistently for them an Ben Selling has Worked for the
, slate of Oregon.
passage of the people’s laws in the State legislature.
R. R. B utler .
Among the issues pledged in his platform «re tariff reform with justice to
producer and consumer, development of Oregon's rivers and harbors, federal
land court to expedite the claims of settlers, parcels post, Alaska development,
Announcement.
free use of the forest reserves by actual settlers, federal control of corpora­
tions, a monetary system free from the influence of Wall street, presidential
I h leby announce myself as a
Primaries, direct election of president, vice president and United States
andidate for County Judge of
JOHN P. (JERRY) RUSK.
senators, thus placing the government wholly and entirely, from the national
Wasco County, Oregon, at the
“ For Roosevelt and Progress
Capitol to the city hall, in the hands of the people.
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I hereby announce my candi­
dacy for the Republican nomina­
tion for district attorney for the
seventh judical district, at the
primaries, April 19th.
I will
personally prosecute violations of
the law and assist, officers in
conducting the business of
Crook, Hood River and Wasct
counties in a vigorous, promp
and businesslike manner,
nominated and elected.
E r n e s t C. S m it h .
Professional Cards.......................... per month S ,M
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• to the party ordering: them, at legal rates, and
For District Attorney.
BEN SELLING FOR UNITED STATES SENATOR
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