Mosier bulletin., March 22, 1912, Image 1

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Entered as second-class matter March 12, 1909, at
the post olUce at Mosier, Oregon, under the A ct o f ‘
March S. 1879.
VOL. IV
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W O M A N 'S
CLUB.
FRIDAY, MARCH
1912
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Department o f the Interior
U. S. Land Office at The Dalles, Oregon,
January 9th, 1912.
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If Y o u r N e ig h b o r K ? s
Electric Light
and you have nor, just step into his house some evening
and
ask him if he wou! i now tolerate any other kind o f
lighting in his home-
Y o u ’ll feel the same way aLouC it
after you have once tried electric lighting.
Find out from its h o w easily you r
house can be wired. See the new Edi­
son Mazda Lamps that give tw ice a-3
m uch light as ordinary electric lamp 3
that use the same current. N ew Edison
Mazda Lamps are strong enough for all
ordinary usag being many times stronger
^than the old tungsten lamps.
Pacific Power & Light Co.
“ Always at your Service.”
NOTICE is hereby given that Walter
G. Muellhaupt whose post-office ad- •
dress is Portland, Oregon, did, on the
Iltti day o f April, 1911, file in this
office Sworn Statement and Applica- ,
tion, No. 08656, to purchase the SEJ- j
NE|, Section 24, Township 1 North, I
Range 11 East, Willamette Meridian, |
and the timber thereon, under the ’
provisions o f the act of June 3, 1878,
and acts amendatory, known as the
“ Timber and Stone Law ,” at such 1
value as might be fixed by appraise­
ment, and that, pursuant to such
application,
the land and timber
thereon have been appraised, the
iinher estimated 80,000 hoard feet alt
$1.50 per M, and the land $100.00; that
said applicant will offer final proof in
support o f his application and sworn
statement on the 27th day o f March,
1912, before the Register and Receiver
of U. S. Land Office, at The Dalles,
Oregon.
Any person is at liberty to protest
(his purchase before entry, or initiate
a contest at any time before patent
issues, by filing a rnrrohorated affidavit
in (his nPire. alleging facts which
wiiDhl defeat the entry.
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N o t ic e
fo r p u b l ic a t io n
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Department o f The Interior, II. S.
Land Office at Tin- Dalles, Oregon,
February 12, 1912.
NOTICE is hereby
given that
Electa E. Maaten, o f Mosier, Oregon,
who, on March 5th, 1907, made home­
stead, No. 15501 Serial, No. 04089, for
S .S W t , N E iS W U , and N W ;,S K I-1 ,
Section 28, Township 2 North, Range
12 East, Willamette Meridian,
has
filed notice o f intention to make final
five year Proof, to establish claim to
the land above described, before the
Register and Receiver o f Uie United
States Land Office, at The Dalles, Or­
egon, on the 4th day o f April, 1912.
Claimant names as witnesses:
, C. J . E. Carlson and A. O, Ernquist
o f Mosier, Ore., Ralph Itoyle, o f The
Dalles, fire, and A. L. Sundl.org, o f
Portland, Ore.
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Register.
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Heating
Lamps,
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Contracting,
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Mosier people desiring information as to estimates can
leave requests for same at the Bulletin Office.
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Legul advertisements will In all casss'bs sham
Mrs, L. D. Firebaugli Entertains both in spirit and form, each
One of t lie most pleasant article of refreshment being «ec-
orated in a manner suggestive
events that has taken place of
of the day. '¡'he place cards
late wrs the St Patrick day were green nud gold shamrocks.
luncheon an.! afternoon card
Cart! honors were won by Mrs.
party given by Mrs. L. D. Fire- •1. N. Mosier. The guests were:
baugh at hi r home at Oitley Mrs. Arthur Kuhn. Mrs. ('. J.
Littlepage, Mrs. Ralph Gun.
Saturday, March 16th.
mine's, Mrs. P. L. Arthur, Mrs.
The home was beautifully and
J. N. Mosier, Mrs. J. K. Mc­
tastefully decorated with Sham­
Gregor, Mrs. B. J. Weller, Mrs.
rocks and Oregon grape.
R. M. Ross. Mrs. J. L. Fire-
The hostess certainly excelled haugh,
Mrs.
Loomis,
Miss
with the luncheon, which was Loomis and the Misses Sarah
served in true St Patrick style, i and Ruth Clement.
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Busines; 1« cals will be charged at ¿¿cents per 1
It seems very strange that the
Mrs. Wm. Akers entertained
We wish to impress on the
voters the importance of regis- Hood River-paper should repro­ the Womans Club at herhomeat
terting
before the primary duce an article from the Rogue Akerdale, March 15th.
In addition to the social features
election. O f course it should River Fruit Grower even going
giving it the following program was ren­
not he necessary for any voter to the length of
dered:
to be reminded of his duty and editorial mention.
Early explorers and
first
It is surprising that two such
urged to perform it, but many
people are careless or indifferent up to dato organs could be drawn settlement of
Oregon,
Miss
and if not urged, are apt to for- thru vain glory into publishing Bishop; Magazine article, Mrs.
get all about registering until it , such prejudiced
stuff.
The Chown; Poem,
Mrs. Akers;
is too late to vote at the primary article upon it’s face plainly Tradition of Oregon. Mrs, Mc-
election without being sworn in. shows malice. A total stranger Gregor. Roll ( nil, Longfellow,
and then they think it is to much to the country and to the facts Delicious
refreshments were
trouble.
Every loval citizen should he able to recognize it to served by the
hostess.
The
should regard the exercise of the he horn of rancor.
following members were present;
franchise a privilege as well asa
The editors might have in- Mesdames
Robinson, Kibbee,
duty, and if a man willfully re- vestigated enough to learn that Sickatoo.se,
Arthur,
Chown,
fuses to register and vote it the Rogue River Fruit Grower Hail, Mosier, N. Johnson, Mc­
would serve him right to be dis- is a sem¡-occasional publication Gregor, Scearce, J. Ross, R. M.
D R U G S. M ED ICIN ES, C H E M I C A L ^ *
franisad, for what, good does of no standing whatever and is Ross, F. Evans, J. E. Johnson,
F A N C Y A N D T O IL E T A R TIC L E S
the ballot do him or his country? struck off at Grants Pass. That Y. Masten, Miss Bishop and
Many questions are coming up 'he article in question is a Mrs. Akers.
PERFUM ERY
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C O N F E C TIO N E R Y
this Fall for the consideration of survivor of numerous attempts The next meeting of the Club
STOCK FOO D -
RUBBER G O O D S
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the voter; and they should he to get office in the fruit union will he held March 29, at the
studied carefully if intelligent and out of it, and in the op;nion of home of Mrs. P. L. Arthur.
action is to he taken.
Also, most Medford people he is more
SINNOTT FOR CONGRESS.
many candidates are in the field to he pitied than censured. Pitied
N.
J. Sinnott, whose announce­
for
hiu
lapses
than
blamed
for
for political honors. The average
ment
appears in the Bulletin
his
ill
spent
time
in
staining
voter likes to feel that he has,
this
week,
needs neither intro­
paper.
by his ballot, been instrumental
duction nor eulogy from us.
S ubscriber .
in helping to elect, or reject, as i
“ Nick” is known from “ Dan to
the case may he, certain candi-j
A N E W POWDER.
Beersheba.”
lie is probably
dates. But unless he registers
and then goes to the primary j We call our readers' attention the best known and most popular
election and casts his ballot for to the “ ad” of the American man in Eastern Oregon and his
hi3 particular candidate,
he Safety Powder Co., of Portland, j name is a household word, as it
cheats himself of the privelege appearieg in our columns tin’s were—a name to conjure with.
When he arises to make re­
of expressing his choice, and week.
marks
in congress, he will re-
The
company
will
send
an
ex­
possibly clients his choice of
pert;
to
Mosier
next
week
to
dem-
ceive
the
attention of the house,
some office. It works both ways.
Therefore, besure and Regis­ onstrate the efficiency of their It is needless to say that our in-
ter am], what is of greater im­ powder and, if their claims are terests will he perfectly safe in
portance, get out and Vote at made good by their experiments N id i’s hands,
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the primary election. We here on some of Hosier’ s big stumps.
it
will
revolutionize
the
work
of
H
asked
to
name
the
strongest
in Mosier, believe we are en­
clearing
land
of
stumps,
rock,
animals,
most
persons
begin
titled to recognition at the
etc.,
and
a
decided
reduction
in
w*th
the
largest,
the
elephant,
county seat. We have a good
man up for the office of county costand risks. Don’ t fail to see and continue with oxen, horses,
comissioner and lie is going to this nowder work, at the Howe etc. This is, of course, correct
in so far as their total horse-
need every vote that can be! ranch near town.
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power
is concerned; hut for real
polled for him, hut Mosier must!
The
candidates
are
out
this|
strength,
proportioned to the
do her. part to expect outside
week
with
their
announcements
size
and
weight
of the animal,
help. Show your loyalty to your
for
the
office
of
representative
one
must
go
to
the
insect world,
community and your home candi-1
for
Wasco
and
Hood
River
Compared
with
insects,
the
date by piling up a handsome
counties.
They
are
Geo.
Brorlie,
strength
of
almost
any
large
vote for him at the primary;
of Du fur, J. M. Schmeltzer and animal, and especially o f man is
election.
C: H. Stranahan, of Hood River, absorb.
Register, then Vote!
With so much good material to
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M. Remington, of The Dalles, 1
E. C. Haight, candidate for choose from, it will he difficult
republican
candidate
for
sheriff, was in town yesrerday for the voter to make a choice. a
HAI1I
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county
Judge,
was
in
town
interviewing republican voters.
NOW is an excellent time to yesterday getting acquainted
C. A. Morden, of the Oregonian, drop in and renew v o u r s u b s c r ip - 1 . . . ,,
came up last Saturday and spent tion to the B u l l e t i n . Y ou want w,th the vo,ers-
Sunday on his fruit ranch south (lie paper and we need the
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of town.
money.
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MOSIER. WASCO COUNTY, OREGON,
Hood River Paper Bites.
REGISTER!
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T R A T I O N OF
LIONI
The New Oregon-Made Explosive
AT THE
Howe Ranch
M O SIER , O R E G O N
Saturday Afternoon, March 30
At 2 O’Clock
Lionite Lifts Instead of Shatters and All W ho are Interested
in Reducing the Cost of Land Clearing
Should Attend.