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Entered as second-class matter March 12, 1900
the ]>ost office at Mosier, Oregon, und«r the A ct o f
March 3.1879.
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PHGKIN6 SCHOOL
MOSIER, WASCO COUNTY, OREGON,
VOL. IV.
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FRIDAY, SEPT EM F ER 6, 1912
NO. 27
paid for before affidavit ■ are.furnished.
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The Mosier Fruit Growers As- cost of the University Extension Bulletin, to CITIZENS OF 0RE- $
It is not so long ago that people were content to
aociation announce that they QON, forty UNIVERSITY COURSES by MAIL. Ability to profit 5
choose glasses in milch the same way that they
would buy boots at a “ bargain counter” or some
propose to conduct an apple |,y jjie courses selected is the only requirement for enrollment in A
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‘ ‘cure alt” front a touring quack. But eyesight
packing school at their ware- the Correspondence Department. Courses are offered in the de
is
to precious to experiment with and today
house, under the direction of one partments of Botany, Debating, Economics, Education, Electricity,
most people realize it. If you have any eye
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of the most practical packers in i English Literature, English Composition, History, Mathematics,
troubles we will give vour expert examination
Î
the Northwest.
Mechanical Drawing, Physical Education. Physics, Physiology,
ri
id inease i y the help you
S
The coming apple crop will be Psycology, Sociology, and Surveying. Write to the' Secretary of ■ a In Business
Homi River
i
U. S. A .
a large one and there will be a the Correspondence School, University of Oregon, Eugene, for in- 5 5 a 0 Years
good demand for packers at good formation and catalogue.
wages, and this will be an excel-
COURSES IN RESIDENCE at the University prepare for the
lent opportunity for anyone, of Professions of ENGINEERING, JOURNALISM, LAW, MEDI
either sex, interested in the fruit CINE; and TEACHING. Fall semester opens Tuesday, Sept 17.
business, to learn the art of i Address the Registrar for catalogues descriptive of the College of
packing. The first class will be Engineering, the College of Liberal Arts, the Schools of Educa-
beld Saturday, Sept. 7lh, com- tion, Commerce, Law, Medicine, and Music,
TO SECURE LOW FARES EAST
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lessons will he arranged to suit,
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION j
Church; of Christ Notes
the convenience of those inter-1
( publisher )
ested. A large class is expected
D epartm en t o f The In terior, U . S
Am too busy to write much,
as a great many, including sev
but will stop long enough to say Land Office a t T he Dalles, O regon,
A u gust 27th, 1912.
eral growers, have signified their
so
um
p rm T fu m rn
4. 5. 6 . 7. 8
that we want you at church next
N O T IC E is hereby given that B en ja
intention to be present.
Lord’ s Day, and that our sub
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U L I I ¡ L H i U l - l l 11 . 1 2 &
A small charge will be made jects will be as follows: Morn min VV. V ea tch , whose post-office ad
dress is Ylosier, O regon, did, on the
ARE THE ONLY SALE DATES LEFT
for the course to defray ex ing, “ A Temple Beautiful,” and 13th day o f F eb ru a ry, 1911, lile in this I
penses.
evening, “ No Condemnation.” office Sworn Statem en t and A p p lica
on which you can secure reduced rates to
tion, N o. 08121, to purchase the N W ;
Don’ t forget to come.
SE|, N E ,S W > 4 , SE 1-4N W I-4, and Lot
The meeting of the Pacific
Remember that at Bible School o,
S ection 1, Tow nship 1 N orth, Range
Highway Association, held ah yo.i will be met by smiling Su- 11 EVVM., and the tim ber thereon, un
Portland last Sunday, was at- peril,tendent. Teacher, Preacher der tiie provisions o f the a ct o f June
3, 1278, and a cts am en datory, know n
via
tended by auou130delegates rep-’ aild People.
as Lhe “ T im ber and Stone L a w ,” a l I
such
value
as
m
ight
be
fixed
by
ap
resenting the various sections of
H. C a m p b e l l C l a r k ,
praisem ent, and that, pursuant to such
Eastern Oregon thru which the
0. S. L.
Soo Line
application, the land and tim ber th ere
Minister.
on have been appraised at $397.18, the
proposed highway from British
to
Union Pacific
tim ber estim ated at 261,500board fe e t;
m
Columbia to Mexico will pass.
that said applicant will o ffe r final p r o o f
13 o B
Notice to Tax Payers
C
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N.
W.
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ST.
PAUL
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in support o f his application and sworn
Many reasons were given why
w
statem
en
t
on
the
6th
day
o
f
N
ovem
or
The
County
Board
o
f
Equalization
C.,
M.
&
St.
P.
the road should run up the Co
Va
ber, 1912, b e fo r e the R egister and R e
lumbia to The Dalles and south will m eet at the office o f the A ssessor ceiv er o f the U . S. I,and O ffce, at T h e
to CHICAGO
MINNEAPOLIS
through the central part of the o f W asco County, O regon , on the 3rd Dalles, O regon.
state and it was unanimously de M onday in O ctobsr, 1912, fo r the pu r
A ay person is at liberty to protest
TÜ PRINCIPAL CITIES
cided to work with that end in pose o f correctin g any errors an(l tliis purchase b e fo r e entry, or initiate
„n
equalizing values on T a x Roll fo r the a con test : t any time b e fo r e patent
»UVUJ,
view. The del .’gales were the
III THE EAST
¿ W w a » i
H D t’
issues. !>v li'in g »> corrob ora ted affida
guests of Samuel Hill, who en ensuing year. The Board will remain v it in this office, a llegin g fa c ts which
tertained them at luncheon at ; session fo r the period of fou r w eeks would d e fe a t the entry.
EQOIPHENT m SERVICE STRICTLY HIGH-CLASS
J OKI. K o o n t z
the Oregon Grill, and afterward j
C. W . M o o lis '
|
County A ssessor.
with colored views of the' scen-l s6-6t
R egister
! Let our Agent. F. A. A ldington , aid you in outlining your trip.
ery along the Columbia River
and o f the magnificent road
CITY TICKET OFFICES
which he built atMaryhill. The
716 Second Avenue
Tim'd and Washington Sts.
GG1 Sprague Avenue
1117 Pacific Avenue
SEATTLE
PORTLAND
SPOKANE
delegates attending from Mosier
TACOMA
were C. A. McCargar, A. P.
Fun, Amusement, Information and Instruction
Bateham. J. N. Mosier. A. Stew
art and the Bulletin scribe.
The Annual Wasco and Hood River County Fair will beheld
at The Dalles, October 1, 2, 3, 4, 1912. This exhibition will
comprise horses, cattle, sheep, swine, poultry, farm products,
School’ Opened Tuesday
fruit, fknvers, merchandise, manufactures, machinery, wom
live Mosier public school open
an’s work, art, children’ s exhibits of art and gardening, speed
Formerly the Puttee Mill, is now stockeTl with dimen
ed Tuesday morning for the fall
contests, novel attractions and entertainments that will .tickle
and winter term, with Prof. J.
sion and all grades of lumber to please the most exact
you very muchly.
E. Johnson as principal, Mrs.
ing. GIVE US A CALL.
Johnson in the Intermediate de
Come and have the best time of your life and you will live
partment, and Miss Hazel Hunt
fifty years longer.
DON’T FORGET THE DATE.
Location o f mil accessible to many in Mosier Valley.
ington in charge o f the primary
JUDD
S.
FISH,
Secty.
room, the same as last year. No
Phone, Odell 302.
work was done the first day, but
the pupils were allotted their
lessons and desks. The work o f
the term beean in narnnst on
Wednesday and teachers and«nn-
nfls seem eager for Hie work be
Local Agent for (he OLIVER TYPEWRITER—-the
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bons for all makes and Supplies of every description.
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W. F. LARA WA Y
OPPORTUNITY
IS PASSING
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VISIT THE OLD f
KS
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P r e m iu m s $ 1 5 0 0 , -Races $ 3 0 0 0
Columbia. Saw Mill
/ R / L Q u / c * « (V
IF YOU WA NT GOOD GROCERIES YOU CAN GET
WHAT YOU W A NT FROM UJ, BECAUJE WE KEEP
NOTHING BUT GOOD CROCERIEJ IN oUR .STORE. IT
U A CRIME TO YOURJELF TO UJE ANY OTHER
KIND.
BUT, BECAUSE THE QUALITY OF OUR
GOOD J IJ HIGH, DON’ T THINK THAT THE PRICED
OF OUR GROCNRIEJ A RE HIGH.
WE BELIEVE IN
JELLING A BIG Q U A N T I T Y OF GROCERIES FOR
LITTLE PRICE J.
WHEN YOU WANT ANYTHING
TO EAT, THEN COME T o UJ.
N IC H O L & C O ,
M o s ie r
:
The
Pacific
regon
Good—
The Sea Breeze;
Better—
The Mountain Breeze.
Best—
The Swinging Electric
Breeze of the
G -E Electric
Oscillating Fan
& Light
Co.
O
Heat Dispellers
Power
W. D. CHANDLER.
Mosier Book Store
:
It’s the best because it’s
the most reliable. Al
ways on hand when
needed to comfort the
hot and weary, to cool
the fevered brow of the
sick, and to chase away
troublesom e dreams
from sleeping babyland.
It costs but a trifle—-
U ms than a-cent-an-
hour.
‘Always at Your Service.’
Our stock is the best
ed E Fans,
Greenwood Gleanings
No. 7 West hound 7:22 a. m.
M o s ie r
O regon
After the regular service, on
”
2:45 p. m
No. 1
Aug. 25th, Greenwood Sunday
10:20 a. m.
No. 2 East
School took their dinners to Pine
Flat, where 35 enjoyed a bounti
A HANDSOME
0:35 p. m.
No. 8
SCREEN DOOR
ful spread under the trees. The
No. 6
“
“
10:40 p. m.
afternoon ended with a hearty
in the summer time is just as essen- i
No. 17, at 5:30 p. in., flag stop
“ sing.” .
tial as a fine door is du rin g other
j
on
Sundays only for Hood River
seasons. You ran Ret it here, for-J'
The young people spent a social
we
have
many
new
designs
to
cTioose
and
Portland.
evening with Mrs. Metzger at!
from.
Window screens too, of
her home, on the 28th. Games j
course, with all tne "fix in g s.” Any
were played and luncheon served
OREGON Â RICÜLT RAL COLLEGE
size you want, all ready for use.
under a large canopy among the i
Come now.
Don’ t let the flies,
trees in the yard. All the guests
This great institution opens its doors
etc., get ahead of you.
voted it a delightful evening
for the tall semester on September 20.
with a delightful hostess.
Courses of instruction include; General
W. E .'C H O W N ,
_
Agriculture, Agronomy, Animal Hus-
Mrs. C. G. Stoltz spent a few
Mosier
Oregon Landry, Dairy Husbandry, Bacteriol
days in The Dalles this week.
ogy, Botany and Plant Pathology,
Henry Powers returned home
Poultry Husbandry, Horticulture, En
from Wasco on Saturday, a fte r,
tomology, Veterinary Science, Civil
seven weeks’ absence. Lloyd
Engineering, Electrical Engineering,
and his father are stiff in the
Mechanical Engineering, Mining En
harvest field.
gineering, Highway Engineering, Do
Anna Godhersen left on the ■
mestic Science, Domestic Art, Com
afternoon train Saturday for
merce, Forestry, Pharmacy, Zoology,
Pine Grove, where she resumes
Chemistry, Physics, Mathematics, Eng
her work in the school room.
lish Language and Literature, Public
Speaking, Modern languages, History,
Roy Stoltz has returned to
Art, Architecture,
Industrial Peda
The Dalles, where he will again
Relieves
Dri ves
gogy, Physical Education, Military
attend High School.
Science and Tactics, and Music.
The
Them
Miss Bertha Godhersen snent j
Bite
a few days at home this week on |
Away Catalogue and illustrated literature
mailed free on application. Address:
her way to Portland, where she
Price 25cts.
Registrar, Oregon Agricultural College,
will continue her study of Chiro
Corvallis, Oregon.
practic.
Miss Christine also
School Year Open* September 20th.
spent Sunday at home.
School opened thi3 week with
Sates Agents
Mosier. Oregon.
Miss Laura Hindricks as teach
er.
Pupils were enrolled on
A. L. DAY, P r e s i d e n t - M a n a g e r
Monday, hut regular work began
Tuesday morning. The district
has just furnished the school
house with new modern desks
FIRST N A T IO N A L BAN K B U ILD IN G
and seats for the pupils, prom ts-!
ing a teacher’s desk in the near
IN YOUIl
future.
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Mosquito Lotion
Arthur & Burt Drug; Co.,
ADVERTISE
Electric Wiring & Supply Co.
Everything Electrical
Notice
All persons interested in liter
ature and education are request-;
ed to meet at the lihrarv build
ing next Wednesday at 8 P ' M .,.
to form a library association.
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