Mosier bulletin., February 13, 1914, Image 4

LO C A L
t ill -l
New stock Cracked Wieat,
Wheat Hearts, Rolled Outs, Cam
Meal in sacks, at your Pure Food
¡Grocery. See that you Ret your
I Piano votes. Strauss.
In Moaier-'on Thursday, Feb.
Hold. Hardwick,-whois living
5th. my bulUmd-ahephera dog, in Portland this winter, spent*
“ Buster.-” ’ Color yellow, with
i Saturday al*d Sunday in tow n,
whi'yd riiiH' atfound nenL. and four ¡going on to Tho Dalles to serve
white feet. Rewind foi" return f as a juror at the February term
td> J as .- C hmiry , Mosier, .Ore.
: of the circuit court.-
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a JS j B 9 T ZJB - -M K T2
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soils ; re p r e v a le r li, 40 |
s t r e n g t h d> m u n i t e is
Mosier ¥a!!ey
p* m
A n Ir*
L-NXi i
MOSIER, OP EGON
CAPITAL AND SURPLUS *1 1 7 0 0 .0 0
DEP0S1Ï YOUR SAVINGS IN
A CAREFULLY 1 ANALE D
BANK.
J. N. M osier , Pres.
F. N. 'A ustin , Cashier:
r ixi
i he depth
of
th a
hob ■ s h o n il
l> ove un t h e a m o u n t o f <I f ria m i 1 »
t h e ti er- per t h e luffe
t o te u s e d
t h e nr.ore d y n a m i t e .
W. A. HUSBANDS
cent
a d y ¡sa b le.
T ! io 2») p e r
B l a c k s m it h
D erby
Horse
Slu. -ing and General
Repair Work.
Satisfaction guaranteed
strength dynamite dies MOSIEH
-
as it ha. slower
actioli and better pulverize, tie
BESHETT, SISH8TT
ground than the higher ’ »er - 1
cents.
A t t o r n e y s
[Continued ü-KCwcelr. ]
L a
a
S tearns
w ye rs
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OREGON
HÖCO
R IV E R
QREGTOW
§ G-.LOWAY
at
law
G E N L i I A L P R A C T i C E
lie sure and he on time to the
£ < 3
. „-j^s
Practical Horticulture.
[Spinsters’ Convention. Special
Geo. I truce, of Gaston, Ore., T H E D A L L E S , O R E G O N
Twelve years-' experience in'! music by the Mosier Orchestra
is
here visiting friends.
hbeticultuaal week. • For pmn- j at 8 o ’ clock.
C J . S T i « . « UP FOR REiLECTIOH »sen up Lhc soil for n any
Can.kdr.te For Sheriff
:rtg,‘
toir-grafting,
landscape
Mrs. F. A. Shu; ren and t Ive
feet around, thus furnishing the
Amos
I
toot
left
on
Tuesday
etc., address P. A. Knoll,
Rased upon iiis record for get­ best |x)ssible conditions for start- jyoungest children arrived- this
Hosier, or leave orders at Bul- ; for Elkhart, Ind., where In* w ill ting results in the legislature ing a vigorous, (ptick root week from Portland and have- To the-Voters o f Wasco County: ’
¡join his wife, who left for the
I hereby announce that my
letin officer
last tenriv I lie people o f both growth. The first few months moved onto their ranch east <>t
rat
eas ago. they
Hood River and Wasco- counties' after planting usually decides if town. Mr. Sliogren and Miss name will appear on the primary
will spend a couple o f months
have urged Mr. Stranahan to a tree is to succeed or fail, and Marie will-join them here-in a ballot as a ia - didate for tie
Notice to Fruitgrowers
visiting relatives and old friends
Democratic nomination for Sher­
D id y o u ever com e hom e
become--a candidate for re-elec­ a tree planted with dynamite fortnight.
whom Mr. Root has not seen for
to fiuch a scene as this ? Is
iff
of
Wasco
County.
If
nomi­
certainly
lias
a
great
;
dvantage.
tion
as
joint
representative
of
B orn -—On Wednesday, Eeb.
Please advise us as early asjgs years.
your wife wearing herself out
Often a fruit grower wants to 11. to Mr. and Mrs. Henry nated and elected, I promise
tliese counties, and carefully
possible thearoount of spray you
at
such drudgery?.
New stock Pickles in hulk, 1. weighing
faithful discharge of the duties
the matter,
Mr. i plant his trees, but finds that Northness, a 9 lb boy.
w*l| require this season.-
of the office to the best of my
glass and in kegs, from 79c a keg stranahan has consented to he ! his ground has not been plowed
Put A Stop To It Now
Mosier Fruit. Growers Ass’ n.
ability.
j up-—Strauss, the store that gives come a candidate for re-election, (and prepared. Dynamite can bej
Don’t
wait until ihisbackr-
NOTICE
Pi:
votes and sells quality
Dated February 9, 1914.
Probably the mast valuable used to blow the holes if the
breaking drain shows in her
We, the undersigned mer-
J ames 11. H arper .
A-charge-
.......s of Mosier, Oregon, do
face and figure.
P a r y o u r Taxes at M osier ^
f‘*phw-s ' f * u‘ e l s!° « im* I legislation, was the creation of iWound
. f , . i . .... is
. dry . enough.
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[Paid -*1v.]
| II it does not suit, bring jt
“ 1 the night school
the
last
of
dynamite
is
exploded
u
here
t
hereby
agree
to
close
our
re-
by
'/alley Bank
I tack and get your money hack j legislature. In this Mr. Strana-|eacb free is to he planted. Usejspective pieces of business at
A T H O R Electric
AnnouncerffCnt
Bob -Sleds in stock.- V/. E. I cheerfully.” Could you ask for | ban worked vet-' hard, and it ’ a l>oie to push down in the ilyna-,6:30 p. m. excepting Saturday
W asher rem oves all the
drudgery of washday, saves the
1 more?
ChfjwrM
[was largely through his efforts mi ted hole so as to he sure to I evening, begining with the 1st
clothes and tha expense of wash-
!
of
March,
1914.
To
the
Republican
Voters
of
day help.
Don’ t forget- thfe dance tomor- ( Mr. and Mrs. Stanley Eastman that the bill became a law and fill up all air spaces and pot­
Signed: W E . C hown
Wasco County:
<r>
holes.
I
f
air
spaces
are
allowed
entertained
a
number
of
their;
today
there
are
a
great
many
row niglit.
C. G. NICHÖL
Having
served
as
Deputy
Sher­
You can
to
remain,
they
will
cause
friends at-their home at Fair- night schools throughout the
H. M. W est
P.'A.- Knoll spent several days
tr y th e
iff
for
the
past
seven
years,
I
roots
of
the
trees
to
dry
out.
j mon Ranch, last Friday evening, state of Oregon, which enables
T um -A-L um L br .C o .
id Portland this week;
feel
that
I
am
thoroughly
a
e
-'
.
T
HOR
d
ie
dynamite
shatters
and
E.
M.
S
trauss
¡The feature of the evening was young mon and women of limit-
*, in . y o u r.
M rs . J. P. E rhärt quainted with the duties of the i
Land clearing tools of all kinds. la Spanish dinner, with hot ta- ed means to carry on their daily I loosens the soil so that after the
*
home for ;
office of Sheriff, and that I am |
Ml. E. Chown.
{males predominating. After a labor and secure an education soil has settled the tree can- be
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capable
of
conducting
said
office,
!
15 DAYS !
planted and start a tluifty
Considerable complaint is be-
O. P! Morden is Spending sev­ ¡sumptuous repast the guests en- at the same-time. For an illus­
growth at once.
Then the ing made by the patrons of the an(l 1 therefore announce myself j
eral days in Portland this week. I joyed themselves at various tration, the city of Hood River
-~~7\ FREE
¡games, returning to -their homes has a night school with an at­ ground in between the- rows can' Mosier school-that the system of-’ as a candidate for Sheriff, sub-,
M. A.' Mayer spend, several i in the wee sma’ hours- of the tendance of 45 pupils, consist­ later he plowed and cultivated. heating the'school rooms-is very iec* 10 the will and wishes o f j
\ Telephone
\forama- .
This
plan
often
permits
the
fruit
poor,
and
that
the.children
com-
l5ie
Republican
voters
of
said
lays in Portland this week.
I morning.
ing o f young men and women
V chine today '
I grower to get his trees planted- plain of being cold, even with a Gou n l.y to he expressed at the
Mduy dainty pieces o f fancy I Anniversary Sale is still on. | who could not attend a day
just one year sooner, which good fire in the furnace. It is , primary election in May, 1914,
school.
j On sale lliis Saturday at 1:80:
China at Chown’s.
I
H>at his first-crop will he claimed that the cold air draft ant5 K looted I promise a faith-
It is generally COr,reded that
ELECTR1E WIRÍN& Ô SUPPLY Cff
Airs, Wm. Johnson visited, Ladies’ while petticoats, trim­
harvested
twelve months eurl- euters the furnace' at the side, ful compliance with I lie duties of
! the last session of the legislature
med
with
six
rows
of
good
lace
ftfiends in The Dalles Tuesday, j
ler.
Hood River, Oregon
when it should enter- at the -
office,
^
,
_
, or wide embroidery, worth $1.50, was one of the most valuable to
G
lenn
0.
A
llen
,
WHEN
TO
DYNAMITE.
bottom, thus distributing the
ichol was a Tut
First National Bank Building
¡VTrrt. C. G. Niclfol
lu es-:a|
• also ladies’ corset covers the state of Oregon, since the-
[Paid adv.]
The best time to dynamite for cold air evenly. This should he
day morning visitor in hiOod
f*dod | trimme(j with'wide embroidery history of our state government.
; free planting is in late summer looked into by the directors and
River.
and lace, values to 95c, at 50c.
jor
fall, when (he soil is dry. a change made at onee, thus j
C. J. Littlepage transacted Next week I -a aprons. Strauss.
¡Never
dynamite wet ground— avoiding sickness from colds by
OYNALiTING
FOR
PLANTING.
business at the county seat last i
P L U M B I N G ':
j
always
wait until the ground the • children. It is estimated
Tuesday.
Basket Ball Tonight4
[Stark Orchai I ami Spray Book.J | will pulverize—not paste. Dyna­ that about $25 will pay for the
s t e a m and h o t w a t e r
A ' good stock of Records for
miting wet soil has the same necessary rejHiirs.
The
use
o
f
dynamite
in
con-
HEATING.
The Mosier High School Bas-!
your Victrola at Cliown’ s.
nection
with
the
plantingof
trees
effect
on
the
subsoil
as
plowing
Jobhing'prnmptty
attended tO:
G.
F.
Swigert,
of
Portland,
j
F or SALE:— Good Early Rose ket Ball team will play the is. practically, a recent discovery, has on the upper soil. Further­
president of the Pacific Bridge |
MOSIER - - OREGON
Frankton
High
School
team,
of
3ied potatoes. Inquire at Nicli-
Hood River \ alley, at Chown’ s and it is of vital importance lo more, when the ground is too Co., spent a few hours in town
oMs Stdre.
the fruit growing industry of wet, explosion is liable to form yesterday looking over the rock
Hall.
pockets or pot-holes, which will crusher.
Mrs. Harriot Poe returned on
IF YOU W I S H
This will probably he the last tho country. Our Special Ser-
ice Department thoroughly iri- make air spaces ami cause the:
Tuesday from a few day’s visit game on the home floor.
To meet your friends, stop a t
vest ¡gated and tested dynamic roots to dry out. If you intend
hi Portland.
I ing for tree planting. We con­ planting in the spring, dyna­
HOTEL MOSIER.
Married hr Portland
Uncle Lee Evans was a busi­
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sider dynamite very beneficial in mite the fall previous. Then
ness visitor in Hood River last
preparing soil for tree planting, the rains and freezing of th e1
A ll Modem and under N e w
II. E. Dean, who owns thirty
Wednesday.
especially in dense subsoils, such winter will cause the ground to!
Management.
acres o f fruit land south o f town,
Ml5»'. Wm. Rowland • visited
as heavy clay, hardpan, gravlely, settle somewhat, thus avoiding|
went to Portland Tuesday “ on a
AUGMENTED BAT-H FACILITIES
Aj
relatives in Hood River Wednes­
stony, and similar soils. In fact, ¡;vli danger o f air spaces.
F A R M E R S ’ VV EEK
little visit.” We learn on good
stick
or
pole
may
he
used
to
i
day afternoon.
all soils will he benefited by the
December 8 to 13, 1913
authority, and consequently feel
W . G. GLOYD, Prop.
Mrs. Fred Pi vans visited rela­ free to “ give il fiway,” that Mr. intelligent use of dynamite, ex- push the dirt down and fill tip. This will lie a notable event in the
any
possible
air
holes.
!ceptsandy
soils,
which
are
too
tives iff The Dalles on Tuesday j] van will return with a bride,
T
educational history o f Oregon.
loose to retain sufficient moisture
AMOUNTS
TO
USE.
ahd Wednesday.
I The lady is Mrs. Margaret
Farmers’ Co-operation will be the
DAVID ROBINSON, M. D.
unless underlaid with imperv­
Local conditions determine the leading topic o f a stimulating series of
M^ron Butterfield wail attend­ llicock, of Utica, N. Y. The
-
iou s subsoil.
amounts and kinds of dynamite lectures. The week will tie crowded j
newlyweds are ex­
ing to'hdsiness matters in Hood “ young”
P h y s i c ia n a n d S u r g e o v
O
F
BENEFIT».
with
diecussioim,
and
demonstrations
in
necessary, varying with the
pected home tomorrow forenoon.
Itiver Wednesday.
Some o f the benefits o f dyna-l type of soil, subsoil, and the everything that makes for the welfare i
MOSIER
-
OREGON
o f 'he farmer uml home-maker.
Mrs. E. M. Strauss and Mrs. The Bulletin extends congratula ­ miting are as follows: The sub- work to be done.
Dynamite
tions and felicitations.
S. D. Fisher spent Monday after­
! soil is shattered and broken up, can be purchased in various W INTER SHORT COURSE
noon in Hood River.
Represents the combined tests
giving the roots a much greater grades and strength, usually
ON! ÏE BACHELORS
January 5 to 30, 1914
ÖR. H. L. DUMBLE
There wllLhe no game be fore
feeding area and allowing the from 20 to 60 per cent. The
and investigation of hundreds
the (fence tomorrow night and
tap roots to go downward. The lower the per cent of strength
The College lias spared no effort to ()f t|le foremost Orchards in the
Come to the Spinsters’ Con­
the floor will be CLEAN.
presence of hardpan a few feet the slower the explosion, but make this the most corapj-t* short
PHYSICIAN a n i > SURUEONE.
eountry. No freaks or untried
vention and see I he old maids
below the surface tends to stop greater the heaving or lifting course in its history. A very wide
H. C. McDonald, ex-mayor o f transformed
i nt o
beautiful
range o f courses wilt in offered in tools are found between its cov­
the downward growth of roots power.
The nature of the General Agriculture, H orti-jlture, An­
HOOD RIVER
:
OREGON
Hood River, was a business visit- ' young maidens before your own
and forces them outward, which ground is determined by boring imal Husbandry, Dairying, Poultry ers. You may depend absolutely
orili ou>*city lust Monday
I eyes at Chown’s Hall, Feb. 20,
Will practice in Mosier and
condition does not give a deep with an earth auger. We can Keeping, Mechanic Artn, Domestic upon the practicability of eviery
given by the Ladies Aid Society.
May l»e reached by long dis­
anchorage to the tree. Dyna­ refer you to parties who sell Science and Art, Commerce, Forestry, tool shown and the Franz money
MÉ and Mrs. W. T McClure
Josephine Jane Green, Calamity
and
Music.
Numerous
lectures
and
mited soil will quickly absorb angers especially adapted to
Idft Wednesday nfternoon for a
tance phone. Home phone 61.
discussions on K akmlps ’ Oo-orKRA- back guarantee is back of the
Jane Higgins, Patience Desire-
large quantities o f water, thus dynamiting work. In this way tkin , at home and abroad, will he a
visit with friends in Portland.
quality.
mail, Betsy Babbett, Frances
allowing the tree to withstand it is possible to ascertain the leading feature. Make Ibis a pleasant
S. W. Heppner, (lie Hood Riv-[Beautyspot Temptation Touch-
Sena for it Today.-
severe drouth. It gives the exact depth of the hardpan or and profitable winter outing. No tui­
R in eh a r t a S c h m id t ,
sr nurseryman, was in town last menot, president and delegates,
young tree a better chance to be­ the different subsoils that may tion. Accom modation» reasonable. Re­
LAWYERS
Mail or phone orders are giv­
accompanied by Professor Make­
Saturday for » few hours.
come established ami start a be present. In nearly all soils duced rates on all railroads. For fur­
The Datles. Oregon
over, his assistant and other
ther information address
en prompt attention.
vigorous growth. The failure of ¡ of ordinary density, one-half
Clyde Root returned last Sat­
Will be at Mosier on Saturday
delegates will be guests at the
i
tree« to live is due mainly to stick of 20 per cent is about
urday from Baker county, where
it. M. TEN NANT, Registrar,
Mosier Hotel. Admission 36c,
of each week.
small spade-dug holes and lack right for tree planting, and with
hfe has bee'n working in the
Corvallis, Oregon.
Children between the ages of
Any legal business entrusted
E-
A.
F
R
A
N
Z
C
O
.
soil
around
the
mines,'
o f firming the
it a No, 6 standard cap should he
6 and 12 years 15c.
Farmers* Business Courses by Corre­
to us will receive our careful
roots.
Dynamite will correct1 used. In ground where heavy
Win. Davis nnd AfOx Carlson
spondence without tuition.
H O O D R IV E R . O R E .
this
fault
to
a
large
extent.
It
j
hardpan
or
rocky
gravelly
sub­
attention.
ldft Wednesday morning for a
Foot Badly Injured
. . .
i —
«
Week’s visit with friends at Van* j
couver.
Cluts. Spurting is laid up at his
See the New Spring line of JOHN B.
home
in East Mosier with a had-:
Did you ever get bettersalt than
Ladies' Union Suits.(i9c
Ladies' Shirt ICaist*
STETSON
Hats we have just retrieved.
ly
damaged
foot,
caused
by
get­
Worcester? Did you ever buy it
ONE-HALF PRICE
Medium weight. Sanitary fleeced Un­
We have the largest and best lines in
for less than 9c? That's my ting il caught Itetween the
Here is a bargain for any one that is
ion Suits: nice, clean, fresh stock. A
couplings of the “ dinky” engine
the city at the lowest possible prices.
pHce. Strauss.
wanting
anything in this line. The very
bargain
at
80c.
Special,
the
suit,
6
9
C
and the front car of a five-car
Mrs. Ernest Ruppe arrived on load of rock at the rock crusher i
newest creations, made especially for
NEMO Corsets. Style
Wednesday from Portland and plant, on Tuesday last.
display purposes by the most skilled
Dr.
Fleece lined Under­ workmen. A good assortment to choose
will spehd a fortnight with her' Robinson dressed the foot, but
No. 305...................................
$ 1 .9 8
from. Your Choice, ONE HALF PRICE
He
is
a
chance
for
you
to
get
one o f
sister. Mr». K. L. Cooper.
shirts
for
Men
-
-
33c
it was so badly swelled that it!
the
best
corsets
on
the
market:
regular
Good
medium
weight
undershirts
for
Mrs. J.'J. Smith, of Rig Eddy, \ had not l»een determined up to
men in colors blue and brown; splendid
$3.50 values. Special now only $ 1 .9 8
spent several days in Mosier this yesterday whether the hones of
good
wearing
goods
and
worth
50c
a
wieek, visiting friends nnd look- the foot were crushed or merely
garment—shirts only.
Your choice
fractured. At l>est. the injured
irtg after her land interests.
Men’ s High Top Shoes.
NOW IN. Why pay from $4.00 to
while tho\ last............................
33c
man will In* incapacitated fori
These are certainly a bargain, and while
$6.00 more to get a “ made to measure”
Mr». Gertrude Woodward and work for some time.
suit when vfui can be fitted just as »veil . there are not ail sizes in the lot. yet it
littld daughter Helen, of Port-i
Misses' and Children's Rubbers, 29c with one o f these —and perhaps better,
will pay you to see if your size is not
land, is here \ (siting her broth-1 E. J. Ban ley sml wife amt Mrs. \
IN YOUR
among them.
ami get just w lmt you want when you
We
have
a
hunch
o
f
misfeV
and
et, W. 0. Gloyd. and family, at J. Os burn returned last week I
want
it?
Let
us
show
you.
The pair, onlv....................
$ 2 .8 9
children's storm rubbers that we wish
Hotel Moaier.
from a visit with relatives in !
to clean up, an l in order to do so we
Get yottr share of that good* Portland.
have placed them upon our bargain
einbrolftery we are still selling
table. About all sizes in the lot. from
B. Leavitt, of Seattle, vvak in'
size 5 in a child’s to size 2 in Misses'.
at 12c, and gel your Piano votes town yesterday looking after liisj
K Vleaa them up quickly we are selling
besides. Strauss. “ Something intere
in the Greenwood dis-
H O O D R IV E R S L A R G E S T A N D B E S T S T O R E
them
at. the pair........................
29C
I
happened.’.'
UricL
Poor Mamma!
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