Mosier bulletin., February 28, 1913, Image 1

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VOL. IV
HOSIER, WASCO COUNTY. OREGON.
FR ID A Y, FE B R U AR Y 28, 1913
- S Y S T E M IN B U S I N E S S .
per acre in Oregon is larger than
in Iowa, that corn is a plant that Advantage of the 'Man Who Knovee
Where to »Find Thing*.
Referring; »gain to the Immi­ will adapt itself to -almost any !
.tw«uty clerks va.|Ho.ved by
;
gration bill which has occupied climate and-shnuld he made onej * Amoue
New York «importing bouse it wan
o
f
the
chief
items
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f
agricultural
;so much o f ‘the atterttion«of Con­
iio easy matter for oue to attract the
j attention ofUte-uuMDiger. And It wne
gress and the President at thie production here.
Dealer in
session, it must l)e admitted that
The ©tegoti Almanac, 'issued [•tiot with any-««eh ilclea. in fact, that
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¡.young Gaven «J»eflt tils desk and the
'the opening or the I anutna ( a- hy the State immigration 'Com- «pai>cra4atifci care hntiie most neat nntt
•nal will bring ttlre Pacific Coast i mission, is in demand by schodis ¡scareful under. lie dki it just because
mnd the adjacent Western and and colleges, \Vhere it is ’used as
,n,iml a" d liktxl
Ot All Kinds
Untra-Mountain States face to a textbook, which is helping ¡ueTlVatway» a»e at n moment's
face with new pro Hie ms arising along the 'know-your-state move- notice toiput his immi on anything in*
¡from tlte influx of thousands o i ! merit. The almanac, o f whidh aeuded- So »'ben tti»e manager hap-
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. . pened rto need «a certain price list.
‘Sole Ag«nts for
Aliens.
an edition o f 380,000 was print- oopie« of wWit had fceeu given uot
The North German Llyod, the ed, is filled with «data »carefully ?ouiy to Gaven. but to«every«one of the
Hathberg-American, and others !gathered «and«complied and is. in •other nineteen clerk«, «it was Gaven
•of the great steamship lines will | substance, an admirable eiroyclo- the others were Just beKlll„,ni; wotl.
■-run'theiridiiins «Hirect from Eu- pedia o f Oregon. The book is d«r where«theyi*iad-pot theirs,
vopean ports to the Pacific Coast. 1 being distributed to inquirers in There «was.tm comment on «that, but
•It is quite natural that the immi- j all parts o f the country from the
■grants will land at the first port Portland lwadquarters of the fcund.tbom rn-st.
»of call, San Diego, unless they «©regon Development League and
"Aretwt you the man who gave me
are destined for British Colum-¡copies wiill b ea«T t, without cost,
^ ^ ' " “" v e if * T «v r iv ^
fcia, and that from San Diego ¡to any state schools desiring •secretary has jost'been promoted, and
they will he distributed to points them for use in educational work, I need a new one, n man who will
know where to find things. Would yon
in (California, Oregon, Arizona. During the coming year the book like the place?”
Nevada, Colorado and more will be completely revised and
There was only one nnswer to that.
•distant States.
enlarged and letters are being That was how Gaven got his first step.
—New York World.
in
During the exposition year «of sent out to «county assessors in
1915 this tide o f travel will be order to get accimtte-statistics
THE .TINY HUMMING BIRD.
inHsenced to some extent by flit on land classification in the van-
great display o f world’ s indus- ous parts o f «the state, in order l e IXTne . S p e c « » « Its B ill l* ■''Nearly as
L o n g aa Ita -B o d y .
tries at San Diego. The States that .reliaible figures may be
All «humming «birds, though varying
are getting ready to meet this printed as to the extent «of land much In *iru ow'd color, exhibit the
«question. It must be met. The ¡‘‘timbered, tillable, untillable, etc. j- Muae«fortu«wr«wing, legs nud feet, tire
wings being -strong (considering the
.great West is anxious to receive
-small size« of «the birdL, while the legs
immigrants o f the sturdy type
and feet are remarkably weak and det
BOVERNMENT ROADS
l£hat has done so much already
.Irate, n clear indication that these lit-
«tle creatures are Intended to spend ni-
to build up the lands West o f the
For many years the Govern­ «inost all «their time in the air.
Ohio and Mississippi, and if they
Jn .aoosrdauce with this we find that
are sound physically and mental­ ment has extended aid to ‘'‘mili­ humming birds are never seen on the
ly, and clean morally, they will tary*’ roads. The lands granted j ground; that even when feeding they
in this way are worth enough seldoui trouble themselves to alight,
fee welcomed.
but suspend themselves in «tire «air be­
now to build a good line o f rail-! fore the flower ail whose Juices they
road from New York to S hit uicnu tv feed, the Tiipid vibrutiou « f
WOULD LEARN ABOUT CONFEDERATION Diego.
But the good roads peo-i
wi* « " «a w in g them t« aw>ear like
1 two faes o f fllmy-^auze nail producing
pie want a wagon road over that at the same time that peculiar«hum­
.’So successful have been the I route.
At
least ¡they have ming sound from which these «birds
«efforts t towards «hureh federa-!„-lannsd
______ it from Washington to derive their popular name.
ttion, particularly in Ho°d .River |mie eXp0gj^ 0meHy by the “ Sil­ •The beak o f «most humming birds Is
¿and Hosier, (that they have at­ ver Gate. ” and at the ‘ Gonven- b*sig. .delicate and slightly «carved to
enable it to reach the inmost recesses
E. A. R a c e , m g r .
tracted mutfh attention 'through­ ition of SoirtherntGovernors held
,,K‘ fum|i«t «baped flowers whicli
r« « Jtbouud'tn the tropical.regkme, but the
o u t parts o f this state and 'Wash­
last w e e k in A s h e v ille , N . -C., «;fllll|H, üf ,„e »«>k Us ve.«y «Tariabie.
ington. The following ldtter was ib e q u e s tio n «o f co n fltru ctirrgsu ch proimbty on aecomit'Of'tt.e tsirHeulnr
aeceived tins week hy the secre -1 a«roa(i was discussed with m ucll Ihmer «simhlcti Ihe hlnd feeds.
•h-
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i« » » ^ . o -
llioe
lu sonie instance« it is ncni ly straig«tit,
itary o f the committee 'formed L^husiasm . «Col. D. C. C
UOIttei, all(j in 1)He spc-Ers, the swerd I4AI hnim-
•for the encouragement and eoun- p resident o f the San Diego ® x- ■mlng bird, it As rery irearly as Tong ns
rael o f places \vori«ing«out or de- ]Wgjtion. took time enough off tire rest'of (he Itody.—St. TE/ouls Globe-
in Business
‘Hood Hiver
SO Yeérs
^airing Church Federation.
from his duties boosting along Democra t.
Oregon
lia s letter is o f interest as e x - i t |,e contractors on ithe buildings
B is m a r c k ’« M y s tic N u m b e r .
Bismarck held, with 1‘ythngorns. that
jpressing a desire which is exist- to send word to the ‘Governors
Is a 'Jew A ler Hnd Optician oPlnany. yeal-s expeiiefice.
not 13, but 3, was the great and trer-
I f you have a ‘«*Aick” tim e-piece, lie can cure It.
•ent inmiany diflerent plaeesTand that the West was aflame'with sfect
mvnther. 1 B*siv..1Tclvs «assoirhillons
I f you have eye trouble, he «tan co rrect it by fittin g ywu
»Which piesages an early simplifi- enthusiasm for the road system. with 3 wercremarkalde. «lie tmd serv
with proper lenses.
cation o f ooural church life, ^ The meeting decided to call the 'iel threi'inansfers. He hntti three uarnes
I f you have/jewelry o f sny kind to’ repair, he'fan do It.
— RisrwarH;.■ Schwenkllisfo and t.aucn
follows:
I f you want n««w j e w e l r y o f any kind, he has it,
loroposstl road the ‘ ‘Southern
IMMIGRATION AND THE WEST
X T rV
N L /.
irt* **“ P* r,T ®rdrr“ 1B **“ ■». « t heal r*«w . an*
pakl for before aifWiaviti are|furauhed.
R E S O L V E D 1 OUR, OWNED G00D5
'«HAVE COME DOWN. V E WERE CñRRYlÑC
f t BIG STOCK- WE CAN KEEP OUE STOCK.
flesh b l e e p in g it m o v in g , v e can
WHAT) ç f p pròli CAN EAT. You CA
>'t®
eat what .we can .
H. M. WEST
Mosier
Itti
Oregon
Hav, Grain and Feed
Shady B ro o k Dairy Feed
“Big 6
» Horse Feed
r Rock Springs
!
Coal-LUMP!
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THE ‘P R I C E J O H OUR G R O C E R I E S TUMBLE—
R I G H T S - T H E ^E'GINNlN'G WHEN WE M A R K OUR
GOOD«S— «BUT ¿TH-F»QUALITY NEVER F A L L J .
WE
DON' T BELIEVE'IM GAUMING OFF SE CO ND 6 R A D E
G R O C E R I ES 0N1T0 OUR CU a ST o M L R ^ , AND T R Y ­
ING TO M A K E T H E M B EL I E'V-E (THEY A R E F IR J T
GRADE.
ON ALL ^OF Co UR «GROCERIES WE
KEEP TrHE QUALIT«YU.IP. WF ¿KEEP THE PRICED
DOWN ' L E T ' U J J UP'P LY Yoi/v WITH THE THINGJ
y o U'U' j e f o r y o u r t a b l e .
& Co.,
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'M O S I f f R
O H íe a o N
Tum-A-Lum Lum ber Co. \ H e a t e r
MOSIER
ORE
W. F. LARAWAY
Goldendale, Wash.,
Feb. 23, 1913
M
r .
J. M , W o o d ,
Transcontinental H i g h w a y .”
This highway Will ‘make iq» -n
part of the systenvadvacated*by
the National Highways ComiHis-
sion.
:burg. The arms o f his «fondly ■nre a r»
•clover traf an«l M>ree ï'On-k '«h‘ilres. He -A
was ««iicem cd hj -ihree
«c.«Ovars ami sign- f
ed fhr«*.« trentfes nf f ifienre.
lu the t?
Pntnrh-PnidMM« W»r «he 1 YtflVl thr»«.«
horses killed WMer'Iiim. He hrmiglit
about'the meeting of'th ree emperors
and was' resisHtslIrle for'the trl|*te nl-
1 lance. He had three children
His
fuuilly motto was “ In Trlnltiite'Hobnr"
(“ Strength In Trinity” ), and contem­
porary caricature pictured him with
three hairs on his head. Three was the
beginning, tile middle and the end of
Bismarck.
Hood-'Ri ver, Ore.
Dear Sir:
i see by the Oregon Jour-
>nal'that you have consummated
Ciu ed the Liquor Habit
a plan of federating your church-
Old Uncle Jerry, in telling a
es, which we have taken a few
story, said” “ Old man Jimmie
Ateps toward doing in Golden
Simpkins’ boy tuck powerfully
dale. The Presbyterian Church
,
ir do
LO 'lickcr a While buck and‘ the
has voted that its property may o|f|
: H « « ö « t A lo n g i 'h « » .
-man ^uck the guts ‘ oilt o f
Ttiòmnadnul never tterti aide fo 'Cnfry
■be used for one year for an asso-
.
, «,
, , ,
three green g«nirds and a double i tune, r.nd a ft*« ‘he '1md lieen for
cia e c me
0 y.
handful o f green Tobacco stems awhile in n class where siiiging was
I desire to get ' « touch With and bojle(l them (|ovVn t o .a ^ hn obllgdrary hfa mother felt curious to
your cewt-ral «Geranuttee that, l f *
.
,
lr ,,
. , know huw «he managed to keep up with
, meting stew. He then strained , the singing.
.-possible we may become affiliat- '
the juice into a glass and give it
"Thomas,’' She inquired, "howflo ycAi
ed with you, «that we be an or-
along In your H in g in g class?"
to-his boy on his empty stomach get ‘‘ Finer’
declared Tlmnias.
jranized body ready to do busi­
,
early in the morning.”
"W hy. that's lovely." said his Nte-
ness for our King in the
JeS ! “ Well, what‘became o f him?” llghted Hud mystified mother. "What
»possible way.
does your teacher say about It? ’
[Was the inquiry.
•‘Slip says.” repll»*d Thomas cheer
Will you kindly send mea copy
"Oil, he is doing fa irly well 'tWIy. •« *tfokv. «Thomas, if you don't
•of your constitution and by-laws
now. He is getting to where he fe*l like stugiwg you needn'L",-‘«Cblcu-
go Record-Herald.
:and vour.pTamof proceditre?
can-drink a little water bilea on
Would it be possible for us to
¡the white o f an egg and e a tln
Putting It to Goad 'Use.
^secure one of your committee to
" I s’pose you've been very ciTrefu!
snowflake cracker it it is browned
•come and talk to us? K^an you
about tb' books you let your ehthlrer
and powdered good,rand give to •bar-*."
put‘n#e in touch with a minister
him in a spoon, but when we ex­
“ Oh. yes. ttKle«<I! There’s oitr 'Jim—
•who is in sympathy with Chris­
ercise him we have to blindfold we Intend him for a -statesman, .liai
tian peojfle working together in
was mIseil mi the-Congressional Rec­
him. for the mere sight o f a cob ord.”
'harmony, irrespective o f creed,
pipe or green pumpkin sets him
"Ttr» Onrgresstonnl 'Record: -Well,
««and who is vitally interested in
w ell!"
to vomiting again.”
»the-boys and girls in the district?
"Yes; we
alt on 'It for years
so he'd be raised enough to ent from
Y o u r‘friend.
the fable " —Cleveland Plain Dealer.
Notice to the Public.
L o u is e B. D o r m a n .
The two leading magazines o f the
Pacific Coast, the Pacific Monthly and
the Sunset, have been consolidated
under the title o f “ Sunset—the Pa* fie
Monthly.”
That Oregon can grow splen­
It >s tbe intention o f the publisher
did corn, ranking well with the to spare no money nor effort to make
■feest corn states o f the Union, is Sunset —the Pacific Mouthly a credit to
West and a magazine o f national
th e stateflnerft o f C. 'L. Smith, the
value and importance.
agriculturist for the O-W. It. &
To introduce it to new readers we
•N. Company, who is arranging a will make the following special offer:
Send 50c in stamps, and we will put
eorn show to lie held next Fall yoer name on our subscription list for
■at Pendleton. This will be open the next "four months, -and will send
you a free copy o f the superbly illustra­
'to corn exlribits by fanners in ted Mid-Winter number, and also the
every part o f Oregon, and anoth­ famous Sunset Indian poster, securely
packed in a mailing tube. It will make
er show will he held at Colfax. a beautiful ornament for yoûr ffortt
W'ash., for the farmers o f that roonr or den.
Send your Order to Fred Lockley, Í
state.
“ Farmer”
Smith tle-
Northwestern
..........
Manager. Sunset the
that the average corn c ro p
Monthly. Portland. Oregon.
OREGON A CORN SUTE
■«lares
i
M l Sizes and Rilkes
W . F . Choum,
Mosier
A. I,. DAY,
«Kf you w ant A N Y T H l S C in hie line, he is the ntaii ho consult..
His prices are r'g h ! and so«is his work.
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Oregon
rsnirnt -M ana « w i
’ >Vidkie «s
À Gotfiplgte Lin« of
Electrical Novelties ;arfd 'Toys
for Christinas.
PA T R O N IZE HfM A N D BE C O N V IN C E D
Buy Presents That Are Instructive and Interesting.
NO ONE HESITATES
«OVER OUR CANDY
Everybody that knows our com
fections at all is aware o f their
purity, their freshness, their tine
flavor. I f you don’ t know, " g e t
acquainted.”
You certainly get
your money’s worth in this candy
shop, whether you buy an ounces«
poumt«ore 5-lb. box.
Electric Wiring & Supply Co.
F IR S T N A T IO N
A N K B U IL D IN G
Hood River
-
Oregon
S. E. F R A N C IS C O ,
•Proprietor “ TlfE OAKS.”
C O L O N IS T
'F A R E S
W ESTBO U N D
W h a t pleasant memories are
associated with the word grill!
Memories of the cosy grill-room, the savory
viand* and the happy tete-a-tete*, or rollicking
parties.
•G r ill is t h e m a g i c w o r d in c o o k e r y , a n d —
The G-E Radiant
Electric Grill
T h a S o n g B ird .
They say the birds are timid. Great
heavens, to lie so small and lovely in n
world of hawks and snares sT.d yet
dare to sing ns If the gods were go*sl!
In all the wide creation there is mitti-
iug braver than the heart o f a singing
bird. ,
S tO V C S
is
th e
m a g ic
H ere
d e v ic e
in a s i n g l e
in
e le c t r i c
you
h a v e « t o a s t e r , b r o ile r , s t e w p a n , w a t e r h e a t e r ,
fry in g
pan and
g r id d le
Send For The Folks
W H ILE t h e f a r e s a r e l o w
The Low Fares apply from the following and many points in
the East, to any station on the O-W. R. & N. in Idaho, Oregon
and Washington:
Atlanta, Ga.
c o o k in g .
h a n d y lit tle d e v ic e
March 15 to April 15. 1
$40 M)
LouitVille,
K y.
$42 86
Ok-fnh m a
City
f>
$36.2
rtaitihiore, Md.
54.7$
Memphis, Tonn.
42.SO
Philadelphia, Pa.
54.7
Hoi*ton. Masa.
Sft'lr
lAlW Iiukee, Wis.
38.70
Pittaburv. Pa
47.0
60.15
8 t Loaia, M ».
37 *
35.30
IV n ver. 0*1
«H r * !..,Y .
47.50
MonUr»fnf ry. Ala.
Charleston, 8. C.
53.90
Muaonr • O
Detroit, Mich
43 SO
N. w Y
.
a.
Omaha, N m.
F o rt W urth, T. *
20(10
Kam**» C ity, M«>.
Minneapolis,
30.00
C h im go
38.(10
f t JU
St Pa
i^«av«mw -rth.
Kan
fo r b a k in g p an cu k es.
Y e t B o t h M a o « H its.
Director -Kny. uij inn. Ivnv Is It (Ml
Shnkes|>eare's statue N standing on
the I»destaI marked Scott? Attendant
-He must Imre got Ills lume tm in.
error, fdr. -Brooklyn I-ite
L ik e all electric cooking devices it Is rindy for utr <*
As inthtni, and two or more kinds o f cooking such aa
broiling and frying, or toasting and stewing etc , can
be dime at the same time.
Right on tlic dining room
tAble too, o r ‘ in the sitting room, nursery or sick room
i f necessary.
Legitim ate QucstlAi.
Father-No. Indeed! My father T.Cv
er heard me tell a Ile! W ilde -W is
grandpa aa deaf as grandmaV-»Cíete
land Plain Dealer.
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" A L W A Y S A T YO UR S E R V IC E .”
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any point w here t'oloi.iat area a; pi.«., u am d--|>nirit with a
O-W. R. & N. Agent o f the amount
For full particulars drop a card to
.
F.
A. A ld in g to n . Agent O-W.
R
& N..
Mo»»*»r.
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