Mosier bulletin., May 24, 1912, Image 1

¡PUBLISHED EVERY FRIDAY
BY
H. G. KIBBEE, Proprietor
SU B S C R IP TIO N R A T E E
/3 n e Y e a r ........
jBix Montilt —
"Three M onths.
MOSiER BULLETIN
e n t e r e d as s e con d -*!«»« m atter M arch 14. 180» at
« h e post office a t M .aier. Oreiton. under the A c t o f
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MOSIER. WASCO COUNTY. OREGON,
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FRIDAY. MAY 24. 1912
NO. 12
ADVERTISING RATES
Professional
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fo r each inset lion»
mrai aUvertisemeuts w ill In all cases* be char.ffed
to the 1 »arty orderin g them , at legal rakes, ami
pai»i f.»r Itefore affidavits are furnished
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intf $44,00,000 for foreign prod-, thousands of dollars Resides
ucts of the same kind, and the j the building, which is in ua I h *
have increased
to the foundation,
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. __ imports nave increaseu
almost, , iu almost
me luuuuaiiun,
me HPDij Cl the i loss of
Some o
10 en e p
exactly the ttm e amount as the furnishings and personal effects
xens here apparently t e ^ v e that ^
wit||jn a decadfc The wUllie heavy. There is an in-
Mosier still nee s
,,et movement outward i* mainly in surance of $2,000 on the build-
KILL SEEK PUBLICITY
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17 "hclteri»' down a ' w ell.'•;»PP'aa. 'a " " « « 1 ("•'«• ™*',m aad |inc .a d fo.OOO on Ike fundture. j
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!other dried grapes, peaches and
Mr. Mayer, who is still m New !
In a recent issueof the
nuts. The m()Vement inward York, where he.spent the win- f
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PhiUBateB^pablisher o f the “ Pa- j 'a. <* « » » » . '"ainly In t o p ic a l; ter. is expected home in a sh ort-,
cilic Northwest.” to Judd Fish.: P™ducts. orant-es. banana., lem-i time.
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n«iino Rnainoac1 ons, dates and ngs.
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Consult an Eye Specialist
It is m t so long ago that people were content to
choose glasses in much the same was that they
would buy boots at a ‘ ‘bargain counter” or some
‘ ‘cureall” from a touring quack. But eyesight
is to precious to experiment with and today
most people realize it. If you have any eye
troubles we will give your expert examination
and precisely the help you need.
hi Business
5 0 Vears
Hoad River
U. S. A.
W . F. L A R A W A Y
IN ICHI0L & CO.
¡Gent irai
iMen ühandise
MenVAssociation, in which he, At ‘*reseaL l ‘‘ e “J*1' ' ®
; Mos,er Has Cli* ken VV,th 4 L^ s
offered under certain conditions, figure up to $J,000,000. i bis, The Mosier hen is again mak-*--------------------------- —----------------
to take’ one representative from ! w o r d in g to reports of American ing bids for notoriety. Last
D R . II. L. DU M U LE
H. G. KIBBEE
PHYSICIAN ani > SURGEON
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each Eastern Oregon county, on consuls and commercial agents, \ weeb we recorded the exertions
The !
an advertising trip through the]‘ ''~ ‘v‘
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¡oi a local hen in laying a large HOOD RIVER
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OREGON
N O T A R Y P U B L IC
Middle West am! Eastern States. Anie,'Ican a!’>>le 1S a pr^at faV<>* : egg- This week we have to
Will practice in Mosier and
M O S IE R
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These conditions are about to b e 'rite thruout Europe, and so long chronicle the birth of a chicken
May he reached by long dis­
complied with in Wasco county as its price is keptiiia leaonable with foui.
two o f them he-
tance phone. Home phone 61.
W. A. HUSBANDS
and the excursion will leave : s^ g e a!l •'^t, this «.unity has to m}r located wherenuture intend-
B l a c k s m it h
j offer is quickly taken. The for- ed them to he. The other two!
Portland for the East on June 6.
Shoeing
and General '
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fm it t™de " f the United are situated at the extreme
representative to take advertis- States a g a r te r of acentury ago I south end of the chicken and
Repair Work.
D R U G S . ME DI CI N ES, C H E M I C A L S ,
ing matter setting forth the ad- i was ^significant, comparatively seem to be perfectly formed but C H. D U N S M O R E , Prop.
Satisfaction guaranteed
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the
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vantages and possibilities of heri^
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F A N C Y A N D T O IL E T A R T IC L E S
MOSIER
OREGON
DEALER IN
particular county, which she w ill. ln* f0.^ ard
d’ e " lt y ° f 8 pr," ‘ jTh« liltle malformation is the ;
PERFUM ERY
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T O IL E T S O A P S
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C O N F E C T IO N E R Y
distribute judiciously to seekers1 c{Pal »t«m. and >'> th,s tact there . property o f Mrs. S. D. Fisher
Fresh and Cured Meats
•egon ! sfi°uffi he inspiration as well a s, and )s one Gf a brood that was
STO CK FO O D
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RUBBER GOODS
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C IG A R S
after information about Oregon.
Country Produce
f Thé I encouragement for the American ; hatched in a “ stolen” nest under
Miss Bertha Willerton, o
Physician’s Piescriptions Carefully Compounded.
fruitgrower.—Wenatchee World, a house. The chick appears l<>
EgST£3
J. P i i » *:
Ä S P J S fr ”
D dies, ass:■dar.t secretary 1«
he as lively as the others of the M o s ie r
Mr. Fish, will represent Wasco
V isit th e
H om e
brood, hut owing to its deform-
Arthur & Burt Drug Co.,
county on this trip East. Miss M a y e r d a l e i l l A s h e S \\
VIA
Willerton is especially well qual-Y
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Mosier. Oregon.
ified for this position as she is;
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j ,not ve k" ™ n whether it will
T he C a r e o f th e
thoroughly posted on all subjects; Beautiful Summer Home of live or be able to navigate; but;
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should
it
survive
and
develop
the
about which the homeseeker and I
Mark A. Mayer goes up
First N ation al B an k
>*• L. IMP UNION PAGIFIC
use of its extra feet, it ought to
investor in the Middle West and!
jn Sm oke
of The Dalles, Oregon
East will want information. She;
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i ■ scratch for itself to good ad van t-
Lines Protected B y Autom atic
spent several hours in Mosier on
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f re. Ftslier is giving the
iilo c k Sinyrmlt.
“ Fire!”
always
chick the
the best
Monday last and succeeded in I The
T h e w word
ord
flre!
always, i little
l.ttle chick
best of care and WILL HAVE PROMPT ATTENTION Round trip tickets to .principal
produces a thrill o f fear and awe! hopes to raise it.
Capital
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$100,000.00 cities in Middle Western and
interesting a number of citizens
whenever heard, especially by !
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Surplus
and
undivid­
Eastern States on Sale during
in their own welfare and they
ed profits
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130,000.00
residents o f small towns or rural
Shoots H unsett in Foot
MAY
AUGUST
have decided to g et in on the
districts who, fortunately, hear
J. S. SCIIENCK, P r e s id e n t
proposition and secure to Mosier
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EPTEM BER
it t«Fy seldom. So it was with
While handling a 22-calibre E d M. W il l ia m s M ax A. V o g t
her share of the benefits to be
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the citizens o f Mosier on Wednes-
Vice Pres.
Cashier
rifle last Sunday, Richard Scearce
derived from this advertising
i day afternoon when Mrs. B. J. |
Going limit 15 days; final re­
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campaign, and they will furnish] Weller telephoned in from M ay-,,
turn limit October 31, 1912.
foot,
passing en-
en- NOTICE
NOTICE FOR
FOR PUBLICATION,
an attractive write-up on Mosier] lerdale, the beautiful summer! j left
^ t,t0°
t- the
Ul*> bullet V»*s,nK
thru the foot and making
District, which will he distribut-; home of Mark A. Mayer, that j tirely
Uie y l.hru thv <>otn and■ nJ^k,nB
(P ublisher .)
LIBERAL STOPOVER, PRIVILEGES
an ugly wound. Dr. Robinson
ed with The Dalles and Dufur the house was burning, and]an
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A" . <)J1.n^I]n ! Department of the Interior,U.S. Land
CHOICE OF ROUTES.
literature.
asked for hell). Immediately a ll: ^ . S. " " m®d^ te^ . . CaL!^_an1d _th® i
at The Ualle8- 0,eKcn- At,nl -!l-
mjured foot was dressed and 1912.
Other .methods of obtaining1
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Bul ti more
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the available men in town bur-i
$107.50
Now offer to the property owners of MOSIER special
Dick is getting along as well as Notice is hereby given that Charles
publicity for Mosier have been
Chkago
72.50
rietl bo the scene to rentier what
Abtrnathey, of Mosier, Oregon, who,
! could be expected.
tried with more or less success—
Denver
55.00
inducements in wiring houses.
The Company has
i assistance they could.
on April 4th, 191(1, made Homestead,
Kansas City
(iO 00
or failure. The question of e x -'
] The fire, which originated in a
No. 46402, for SW ' N W '+ , and KW ;S
New York
10.S.50
made arrangements whereby they will do wiring at
pense has always been a draw-j
Miss Loretta McNeil returned W l, Sec. 31, Tp. 2 N, R 12 liWM.,
mysterious manner in the upper
St Paul
6«. 00
back, for it is generally the case
yesterday
from
Bend,
where
she
'
has
filed
notice
of
intention
to
make!
eost, which means that the property owner save 9
Toronto
story o f the southeast wing, had
91.50
that a few must bear it. With
went to look at*a piece o f prop- Final Commutation Proof, to establish
Washington
107.5o
evidently been burning for half
money by having his wiring done NOW. 'Ilie Pacific
claim U> Ihe land above described, be­
the proposition which Miss Wil­
! an hour or more when discover­ er she owns in that vicinity.
fore the Register and Receiver o f the
lerton presents, however, the
Power & Light Co. guarantees the best work at th*
ed by Mrs. Weller, who happen-
U. S. Land OHice at The Dalles, Ore­ Proportionately Reduced Fares to M any
Other Points.
expense (one dollar) is triflin g ]^ ^ go into that part o f the
gon, on the 11th day of June, 1912.
smallest cost.
THROUGH TRAIN SERVICE TO THE EAST
Claimant names as witnesses: Frank
to the individual, while the re-|bujWi
andit had gained head-
STRICTLY HIGH-CLASS.
E. Crum, Gerald Wyss, Fedal Yackie
suits derived Horn the small out-1
id) aided by a strong
and Roy Ahernathey, all o f Mosier, all ou your Loeul Agent and let him
lay should he of great benefit to | wjnd ^
M ,U)J)ea o f extin.
assist you in outlining
j Oregon.
the whole district. It will bene-1
A DEI.GHTFUL SU M M ER OUTINIC
guishing the blaze was soon
C. W . M o o r e ,
fit the man who 1ms land to sell,
F. A. ALDINGTON,
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Register.
almndoi ed and the efforts of the
T n *D t M arks
the
Indispose fire fighters were directed to
Local A geni.
Dr-lcoa
. farmer vho wishes
,
C o p y r ig h t s & c .
o f his surplus products, the mer- j ^
U)e contentsof the house,
A n ron o sending a sketch nnd description mny
ascertain our opinion froo w hether an
Notice to the Public.
chant and all other businessmen Nearly everything on the first, quickly
invention Is p robably patentable. C om m unica­
tions strictly confidential. HANDBOOK o n Patents
The two leading magazines o f the
free. Oldest agency fo r securing patents.
who supply tlie wants o f the. floor and in the cellar was taken sent
Patents taken through Mutin à Co. receive
Pacific Coast, the Pacific Monthly and
public. The country will be d e -; out. but everything upstairs was special notice, w ithout c harge, in th e
the Sunset, haveTbeen consolidated
veloped, the population will in-' food for the flames.
under the title of “ Sunset —the Pacific
A handsom ely lllnrt.rated weekly. Largest cir­
crease and business generally
o f any scientific Journal. T erm s. |3 a
Monthly.”
The loss to Mr. Mayer has not culation
year ; fo u r m onths, $L Sold by all newsdealers.
will be greatly stimulated.
is the intention of the publisher
been estimated as yet, hut it MUNN S Co.38,B" -h" ’ New York to It spare
no money nor effort to make
This is a proposition in which
Branch Ofilce. «25 F SL, W ashington, D . C.
Sunset the Pacific Monthly a credit to!
will undoubtedly total many]
The Plan That Promises Success
every individual should join and
the West and a magazine o f national I
value
and
importance.
help ‘ ‘make good.”
|HE “ lT-Centa-a-Itny” Plan o f purchasing The
J. E. GEIGER
To introduce it to new readers we
STATIONERY
FIRES EAST
Oregon
Old
O-W . R. & N.
The Pacific
Power &
Light Co.
The Dalles, Oregon
Scientific American.
V ic e - P r e s . - M a n a g e r
APPLES LEM FRUIT EXPOBTS
So much is said at one time or
another with regard to the ne­
cessity of fruit culture that the
progress made in this particular
section and in other quarters is
lost sight of. Throughout broad
areas, it is true, fruit culture lias
been lamentably neglected; there
is a market almost every year
for certain kinds of fruit away
beyond the possibilities of supply.
Still the constant reiteration of
the fact that fruit culture is
profitable wherever carried on
intelligently has contributed and
is contrilniting toward the annu­
al increase of the acreage plant­
ed. Especially is this true in the
southwest, th« Pacific northwest
and in California and Florida.
Some idea of the magnitude of
tlie fruit «nd nat buaineas of the
United States will be obtained
from the fact that the exports of
these articles from this country
have reached a total of $29.153,-
123 yearly. The exports in Janu­
ary of this year were 50 percent
greater than those for the same
month of 1911. The increase of
annual exi*»rts o f this character
in ten years has been nearly $20,-
000.000.
Strange to say, while the Unit­
ed States is sending away fruit
and nuts to the value of $29,000-
OUO and over, annually, it ia pay-
ELECTRIC WIRING
& SUPPLY CO.
FIRST N A T IO N A L BANK B U ILD IN G
PH ONE
3 —N IG H T O R D A Y
Everything Electrical
Engineering, House Wiring, Repairing, Contracting,
Fixtures,
Lamps, Motors, Heating and Cooking
Apparatus .
Estimates furnished upon request.. A llwork guaranteed
Mosier jieople desiring information as to estimates can
leave requests for same at the Bulletin Office.
Hood River
Oregon
ELECTRIC TALK
Your Lighting wants will lie taken care o f through ourstore
at The Dalles and all work in Mosier can be bandied on short
notice and at satisfactory prices. We will be pleased to fur­
nish estimates o f all electrical works Lighting and Pow er on
application.
The Dalles Electric Works,
The Dalles, Ore.
“ 17 Cents a D a y ”
will make the following special offer:
Send 50c in stamps, and we will put
your name on our subscription list for
the next four months, and will send
i you a free copy of the superbly illustra-
| ted Mid-Winter number, and also the
! famous Sunset Indian |«oster, securely
packed in a mailing tube. It will make
a beautiful ornament for your front
room or den.
Sen.! your order ro Fred I,ockley, |
Northwestern Manager, Sunset—the
Pacific Monthly, Portland, Oregon.
LOCAL TIME-TABLE
No. 7 West bound 7:22 a. m.
No. 1
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2:45 p. m
No. 2 East
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10:20 a. m.
No. 8
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6:35 p. m.
No. 6
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10:40 p. m.
No. 17, at 5:30 p. m., flag stop
on Sundays only for Ifood River
and Portland.
TIME TABLE FOR RIVER BOATS
B A IL E Y G ATZA R T.
l,i*avfH Portland for Tin* Dalles Mon-
(lays, Wednesdays and Fridays.
Leaves The Dalles for
Pori land
Tuesdays, Thursdays and Saturdays.
TKAI..
Leaves Portland for The Dalles
Tuesday, Thursday and Sunday.
Leaves The Dalles for Portland Mon-
; day, Wednesday snd Friday.
TAH O M A.
Between The Dalles and Cascade
! Locks
Leaves the Ixrcks Monday
morning amt The I talks Tuesday morn-
I ing, making trips one way each day.
Steamers Teal and Tahoma stop on
flag at Bateham’s Landing. Tahoma
stops on flag at lower landing.
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