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About Mosier bulletin. (Mosier, Or.) 1909-19?? | View Entire Issue (April 26, 1912)
PUBLISHED EVERY FRIDA4» BY t I H. G. KIBDEE, Proprietor SUBSCRIPTION RATES J al One Year.............................................................. * _ Six Months ......................................................................‘J 1 Three Months...................................................................' ADVERTISING RATES N Professional Cards............................. per month f .M One square. .......................................... 44 M ICO One-quarter Column........................... 44 44 3«o ! One-half Column................................ 44 44 $60 | One Column........................................... 44 44 9.00 I Business locals will be charged at 5{ceuU per H m for each insertion. Lejra* advertisements will in all cases!be*ch Entered as second-class matter March'12. ldc-9 a : the post office at Mosier, Oregon, under the Act of March 8 . 137«. VOL. IV HOSIER. WASCO COUNTY. OREGON. FRIDAY, APRIL 26. 1912 LARA WAY NO. 8 to th« 1 arty ordering them, at legral ratas. paid for before affidavits areffurnished. & C°i nera! i| Merchandise mental fact which ov rjv.ne should know from experience. ^ See The primary election last Fn-i I That the p?ople o f Th? Dalles It is pretty safe to say that Cue day passed off very quiet.} i realized that 1 he west end o f the more fruit people eat, the better Hosier. As had Lreea feared, j county was entitled to represen- the health o f the nation will be. many people did not take the ¡ talion at the county seat and WASCO HOGS FIRST. interest they should have an-* ! that Hosier’ irgumentwas con- } H ood R iver’s Reliable Jeweler for «> ■ W. B. Kurtz, the well-known r faiied to perform their duty, gidered sound and point well The number that had registered taken, is evidenced by the hand- stock buyer won first prize at I! atches, Diamonds, Jewelry was 146. Twelve were sworn j gome vote given C. J. Littlepage. the Northwest Livestock show He can make your match keep time in” on election day, making 158; Mosier’s candidate for county in Portland this week for ex •\ hibiting the l>est pen o f fattened who should have voted. Of J commissioner, who received a this number, there were 129 substantial majority over his op- hogs weighing 225 pounds and The hogs were pur votes cast—104 republican and ponent, Mr. Clausen, in each of over. H. G. KIBBEE 25 democrat. Of course great the si:: Dalles precincts. We chased in Wasco county and N O T A R Y P U B L IC interest manifested by Hosier wish to say here, voicing the were shipped to Portland last o s ie r regon They varied in people in the contest for county 'sentiment of our candidate and Saturday. M osier - - - O regon commissioner and for this reason ! ¿he Hosier people generally, weight from 225 to 500 pounds and were considered the finest particularly it was desired that that we appreciate the good every republican should come work The Dalles press and peo- bunch of fat hogs that ever left W. A. HUSBANDS out and vote for C. J. Littlepage. ple did for 11 s, showing as it does the local stock yards.—Dalles B l a c k s m it h But there was a canker worm at their recognition of our rights Optimist. work some where, as the count and their willingness to help us Horse Shoeing and General During March 30 vessels were showed that Littlepage received secure them. DRUGS. M ED IC IN ES, C H EM IC A LS, Repair Work. only 85 of the 104 votes, Clausen, Probably few campaigns are loaded at the several sawmills on the Lower Columbia, their com his opponent, getting 13, and planned and executed that do F A N C Y A N D T O IL E T A R T I C L E S Satisfaction guaranteed six not voting at all for com not have some weak spots in bined cargoes amounting to 23,- HOSIER - - OREGON P E R F UM E R Y - T OI L E T S O A P S - CONFECTIONERY missioner, giving Clausen prac- them. It is always easier to see 633,000 feet o f lumber, 198.(.00 tically 19 votes out of the 1041 these flaws after the smoke of shingles and 1,250.000 feet of STOCK FOOD - RUBBER G O O D S - CIGARS Three of the vessels from Littlepage’ s own precinct. ! battle has cleared away. We! piling. Physician’s Ptascriptions Carefully Compounded. As Clausen is practically un now see our mistake. Unfortu went to fore'ea peris with car fit ■ . known here, trio he is conceded nately our candidal? w rn ; in goes totaling 4.215,0C0 feet. to he a mighty fine man, the vented by riekness from making Arthur & Burt Drug Co., Visit the Old Home NICK SINNOTT obvious conclusion is that 19 a general canvass of the county Oyster Shell Louse New Orchard Mosier, Oregon. V IA voters were willing to ‘ ‘bite off and, unfortunately again, the j Eastern Oregon’s Representa Pest their nose to spite their face” — argument which Hosier set forth tive in Congress. in other words, to work against was not circulated in the south-1 In many fruit districts oyster their own interests for some ern and eastern parts of the i shell hark louse has become purely personal reason. county, except thru the news-1 quite a serious pest and must he Fruit Lands Lines Protected Ity Automatic The vote in Mosier precinct papers and, while we feel that fought by spraying. The insect Pluck Sinynals. for the other county offices was they did good work, it was per can he readil}’ recognized from Town Lots Round trip tickets to principal as follows: For State Senator, haps not as convincing as a per- its name, for the shell or scale cities in Middle Western and coating o f the insect is shaped R. R. Butler 63 D. J. Cooper 29. sonal appeal would have been. Fire Insurance ; Eastern Stales on Sale during Anderson 23. However, considering the loy- exactly like an oyster shell. Representative A P R IL JULY At the experiment farm at Ot Brodie 17, Moores 11, Schmeltzer, al support o f the voters of The JL MAY AUGUST 42 Stran than 54. District At- Dalles, w e’ ve got no “ kick” tawa, Canada, whitewash iias JUNE SEPTEMBER torney, Bell 36, Pepper 20, Smith ; c »ming. We are game losers been found a very effective in Going limit 15 days; final re 38. County Judge, Gunning 52, and we heartily congratulate Mr. secticide for this pest. The wash turn limit October 31, 1912. Remington 48. Sheriff, Chris- Clausen on his nomination, be- is made by using 40 pounds of man 77, Haight 8, McDonald 10. lieving that in him we will still lime, 40 gallons o f water and L IB E R A L ST O P O V E R P R IV IL E G E S Treasurer, Knight 43, Rice 53. have a fair representation at the eight pounds of salt. This white CH O ICE O F R O U TE S. wash is sprayed on the trees in County Superintendent, Eonney county seat. The Town With a Future autumn immediately after the 62, Deems 28. County Survey Baltimore $107.50 leaves have fallen, and a second Now offer to the property owners of MOSIER special or-, Campbell 26, Goit 16, Mohr Protect the Forests Notice to the Public. C h icago 72.50 application o f the same mixture 48, Birgfeld 3. T he tw o leadin g m a g a s im s o f the I> -aver 55.00 inducements in wiring houses. The Company has The Forest Fire season is only L. B. Fox for county clerk and a few weeks off. Those who is made as soon as the first has ; Pacific ( oust, the Pacific M onthly and K an sas City 00.00 made arrangements whereby they will do wiring at N ew Y ork 108.50 Jas. A. Davis for assessor, hav have slashings to burn, as the | has dried. It is claimed the salt ) the Sunset, h ave been con solidated S t Paul 60.00 is not absolutely necessary for ¡u n d er the title o f ‘ ‘ Sunset the Pacific- ing no opposition, were of course result of land clearing, logging, cost, which means that the property owner saves T oron to 91.50 nominated. The total vote for road building or any other pur the effectiveness of the white M on th ly.” W ashington 107.50 It is the intention o f the publisher money by having his wiring done NOW. The Pacific county offices resulted in the pose, should begin to watch for wash, but it has the effect of (o space no m oney nor e ffo rt to m ake nomination of F. S. Gunning for the time when burning can be making the bark look cleaner Sunset —the Pacific M onthly a cre d it to Proportionately Reduced Pares to Many Power & Light Co. guarantees the best work at the • the W est and a m agazine o f national judge; Levi Chrisman, sheriff; done in accordance with the law, and brighter.—Ex. Other Points. I value and im portance. smallest cost. L. B. Fox, clerk; Hallie Rice, and with safety to surrounding T o in troduce it to n ew readers we ¡T H R O U G H T R A IN SE R V IC E TO TH E EA ST STRICTLY H IGH -CLASS. j will m ake the fo llo w in g special o ffe r: treasurer: F. Clausen, commis- Orchard Pests . ’’ ! property. It is only by having i Send 50c in stam ps, and w e will put a ll on y o u r L ocal Agent, and le t him sioner; Jas. A. Davis, assessor, | g^ghjpgg removed through early vour nam e on our subscription list fo r assist you in outlining Clyde Bonnev, school superin Spring or late Fall burning that Some insects work on the twigs the n ext fo u r m onths, and will send 1 A D E L G IIT F U L S U M M E R O U TIN IG tendent; A. \V. Mohr, surveyor, there is hope of keeping down and bodies of trees; some bore you r free -o n v o f th e superbly ¡frustra F. ALUNGTON, into the bodit - ; £»; r. <• live on t':e te 1 Mi ’- W r it -r -vim '! r, a i l also t' e C. N. Burget, coroner. fires later on. Local />(•;*nt fam ous Suns t Indian poster, e-curely D. D. Hail o f Hosier was one Timber land is paying a large leaves; some attack the roots packed in a m ailing tube. It will m ake of the ten delegates nominated : part o f the taxes in Oregon; 75 and some find their home on the a beautifu l orn am en t fo r yo u r fro n t to the national republican con- to 80% in some counties. The fruit. The San Jose scale injures room o r den. Send you r o rd e r to Fred I.ock ley, vention. owners of this class o f property ! the young twigs and the smooth N orthw estern M anager, S u n set— the part of the body; the same may R. R. Butler won the nomina- are not asking for roads, or oth- be said of the oyster shell scale. Pacific M onthly. P ortland, O regon . tion over D. J. Cooper for State er improvements to enhance the The different kinds o f borers dig Senator; J. E. Anderson and C. value o f their property, but are their way into the body of the H. Stranahan were the success- contributing cheerfully to have The Plan That Promises Success trees. The aphides work on the No. 7 West hound 7:28 a. m. ful nominees for joint represent-1 these built for the benefit of it it leaves. The woolly aphis works No. 1 2:45 p. m atives for the 29th District, and others. It therefore, seems only HE ‘ ‘ 17-Cents-a-Day” Plan o f purchasiug The on the roots and to some extent No. 2 Flast 10:20 a. m. W. A. Bell won the nomination right that county officials should Oliver Typewriter means more than promoting on the twigs and leaves. Bud No. 8 6:31 p. m. for District Attorney. assist in preserving a property saleB of this wonderful writing machine. This moths eat on the young buds. 10:40 p. m. ■plan is a positive and powerful (actor in | romoting The State vote resulted in the which contributes so substantial The codling moth confines its at No. 6 the success of all who avail themselves of its benefits. nomination of Theodore Roose- ly to the running expenses of tacks to the fruit, it does the No. 17, at 5:30 p. in., flag stop It means that this Company is giving practical most harm to apples and to some velt for President; Ben Selling the government. on Sundays only for Hood River assistance to earnest people everywhere by supplying extent to pears. Besides the County courts can do much to and Portland. for U. S. Senator; W. C. Haw them —for pennies — with the best typewriter in the damage done by insects, the fun world. ley, Representative, First Dis help keep down fires both by be TIME TABLE FOR RIVER BOATS gi and bacteria do much damage The ‘ ‘ 17-Cents-a-I)ay” Plan is directly In line with ing sure that rights of way of trict; N. J. Sinnott, Representa the present-day movement to substitute typewriting in some sections to both the fruit B A IL E Y O ATZA R T. for handwriting in business correspondence. tive Second District; A. W. roads are kept free from inflam and the trees. This is not a Leaves Portland for The Dalles Mon Ownership of The Oliver Typewriter is fast be The Oliver Typewriter No. 5 has many great con Rafferty, Representative Third mable material and by assisting complete catalogue o f the pests days, Wednesdays and Fridays. coming one o f the essentials of success. veniences not found on other machines. District; Secretary of State, B. the State Forester during the with which the fruit grower Leaves T he Dalits fo r Portland W e even sup; ly it equipped to write the wonder W. Olcott; Dairy Commissioner, dry months through assigning must contend, but these are the Tuesdays, Thursdays and Saturdays. “ 17 Cents a D ay” and the chief ones. From such an array ful new P R IN T Y P E —for 17 Cents a Day. TEAL. J. D. Mickle; Railroad Commis- men to work under his direc- it must he clear that the success Prlirt^pe— Leaves Portland for The Dalles sioners, First District, T. K. tion. One had fire will result in ful fruit grower must he a wide Make the machine Tuesday. Thursday and Sunday. Campbell; Second Dictrict, C. the loss of thousands o f dollars awake man and most study these Leaves The Dalles for Portland Mon B. Aitehison; Supreme Judge, o f tax money to the state, and it pests and know how to control T yp»*rt4if Pay Its Cost day, Wednesday and Friday. Robert Eakin. is sound public policy to avoid them. TAHOMA. The Oliver Typewriter is a money-making ma The Mosier precinct election possible, chine, It helps ‘ ‘ big busimss” pile up huge profits. Between The Dalles and Cascade There is no patent on the "17-C ents-a-D ay” Pur Tens of thousands of people rely on The Oliver I,ockB. Leaves the Ixtcks Monday resulted in the nomination of "®#*~ ~ chase Plan. Typewriter for their very bread and butter. morning and The DallesTuesday morn Geo. Wood for precinct commit* Fruit For Health, We invented it and presented it to the public, A small first payment puts the machine in your ing, making trips one way each day. with our compliments. possession. teeman. J. E. Cole, justice of the) In a|| aRpa the eatjng o f fruit Steamers Teal and Tahoma stop on ‘ ‘The ‘ ‘ 17-Gents a-Day” Plan leaves no excuse for Then you can make it earn the money to meet the peace and C. H. Dunsmore, con- j^g been recognized as an aid to flag at Bateham’ s Landing. Tahoma writing in primitive longhand. W e have made it so little payments. stops on flag at lower landing. stable, on the republican ticket, health. Some o f the more easy to own The Oliver Typewriter that there’ s no If you are running a business o f your own, use need even to rent one. The democrats endorsed J. M. advanced The Oliver Typewriter and make the business grow. dieticians advocate Just say ” 17 Cents a Day” —save your pennies— If yon w ■ t to get a start in business, use The Culbertson, o f Hood River, for the use o f fruit and nuts and soon the machine is yours! _ • OVER 68 YEAR* Oliver Typewriter as a battering-ram to force your state senator, I. I). Driver, of exclusively. The more reason EXPERIENCE The Oliver Typewriter is selling by thousands for way in! 17 Cents a Day. Wasco countv. for representa able plan, however, seems to In The ability to operate The Oliver Typewriter is When even the School Children are buying n-n- placing young people in good positions every day. tive, J. R. Wilbur, Hood River, to eat “ plenty o f fruit,” and chines on this simple, practical plan, don't yon think Get The Oliver Typewriter—on the “ 17-Cents-a- district attorney. Geo. Blakeley, that is the way Dr. Harvey W. it is time for you to get an Oliver Typewriter? Day Plan — it will help you win success. C(Uity judge, Arthur Seufert, Wiley, the famed pure food ex T rade M ar k s treasurer; J. H. Fitzpatrick for pert puts it. He l>elieves that W e sell the new Oliver Typewriter No. 5 for 17 D e s ig n * clerk; J. M. Carroll, Mosier, for everyone should eat fruit —say .. . . C o p y r ig h t * A c . Cents a Day. A n yon e sending * snd deocrtptlon m sy W e guarantee our No. 5 to be absolutely our best assessor: Frank Woodcock for oranges or apples, and they cost q n lr k lf i*«cart am r»«r o|*nion free w hether an Invention is p m h u b if pat^rf l k » A w w w k x v m odel. The same maehine that the great corporation! tlon en tiietlf rfmd<lenfl«l. HANDBOOK on Patent« sheriff: W. H. Williams, com ab out the same—every day. The use. Their dollars cannot buy a belter machine than sent free. Oldest »g em -f for p.*. j i ,i.rf uetent*. P atent« taken through H unu A Go. receive you can get for pennies. missioner. The state demo nation seems to l>e following tprrtai mAUe, w ithout cbarac, In tb e cratic vote was for Woodrow this advice. * ’It will save Wilson for president, Harry doctor’ s hills.” says Dr. Wiley, Lane for State Senator, John B. and who should know better Kyan, Secretary o f State. i than he? But that is a funda-i Primai y El-cti n. T..Z DALLES T3 L it FÜSNT | M - - O STATIONERY The Pacific P ow er & Light Co. O-W. R. & N. 0. S. L. AND ONION PAGIFIC D, D. HAIL Mosier, Oregon, , The Dalle?, Oregon LOCAI. TIME-TABLE “17 Cents a Day” T OLIVER The Standard of Visible Writer 17 Cents a Day Buys Newest Model
