Mosier bulletin., November 20, 1914, Image 1

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MOSIER, WASCO COUNTY. OREGON. FRIDAY. NOVEMBER 20. 1914
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MUST NOT
PROW IE WAR
“ Uncle Lee” Evans, who has
¡been goose hunting in Gilliam
[Jíovvmber Sunset Magazine,]
Japan became exceedingly ner- s' nce the tìnsi ot the m o n t'. WHS
vous when, after its ultimatum badly cut ami bruised in an auto­
to Germany had been delivered, mobile accident last Saturday,
American criticism o f Japanese! a,Kl , *’ at be is alive todnv is no
NO. 08
Farmers and other citizens of
Oregon who are planning to at­
tend Farmers’ Week tit the A g ­
ricultural College are hereby
notified that the date has been
postponed to February l to (i,
1915. The changed and enlarged
character o f the exercises have
made
this change necessary.
.Many conventions o f leaders of
the various agricultural interests
o f the state will be held ai that
time in addition to the special
technical instruction and demon­
stration commonly given. Lead­
ers o f national reputation from
varii us parts of tfit' ci untry and
from the U. S. Department of
Agriculture vMII be present to
address these conventions.
-- >n reached Nippon. So doubt due to the
wrought up was the populace' scene o f the accident was in a
that reports o f the departure of j field where I be ground was soft.
L. J. M err ill , Cashier.
J. N . M o sie r , Pies.
Mr. Evans, in company with
the American battleship fleet fori
the Far East, rumors of contem- : two triends, were hunting geese
tenrplated armed support for *n an auto ami were running tit
Germany, found widespread ere- j considerable speed v h ei one ot
deuce.
It required energetic, the front wheels dropped into a
reassuring denials by the Japa- hole, breaking an axle,
rh e c a r
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nese government to allay t h e : turned turtle, pinning the occu-
fears o f the populace. And af- ’ P»«“ * underneath. Mr. Evans
FRED ULM ER, Proprietor
ter the Japanese occupation of j received ¡1 severe cut on mV
Jaluit and of the Carolines the ' head and bruises on ids w d y .
Fresh and Smoked M eats, Sausage and Fish
Japanese press resented even the j the owner ot the car '< as kdleii
very tactful unofficial American |outright, and the other member
.4 clean, sanitary place to do your shopping
inquiries regarding the in t e n -;° t the party was seriously in-
tions o f Japan in the South Pa- ¡jured.
Mr. Evans recovered i
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sufficiently
to refuse to return'
cifle.
Miss Grace V. Bonner, whose
home with his son Fred, wlm
unparallel! success as an enter
The domestic affairs o f Japan
went up to Blalock Saturday
are not in an ideal condition.
tainer has won for her renown
n ig h t. He said he intended to
in both Canada and the United
High taxes, the naval graft scan­
¡stay and shoot some more geese,
States, will give a recital in 1m-
dals, the prolonged contest be­
tween the aristocracy and the ¡
be ia still up tliei,f
liianuel Church on Wednesday
evening, December 2nd, under
masses, unsatisfactory industrial I
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the auspices of the Ladies’ Aid
conditions,
disastrous
earth­
Society.
quakes and crop failures in (tarts |
A noted Eastern instructor
o f the empire have contributed j Another change has been made
to the restlessness of the people. j in the time o f local trains, which says o f her: "M is s Bonner lias
Japan is not in a placid mood. ' went in effect yesterday. Trains made a special study o f her art.
i And it distrusts
tho
United No. 7 and 8. The Dalles locals, She is one o f the most gifted en­
Slates. It has shown that it i s 1
tertainers before the public and
have beentaken off. No. 19 will
ready to believe the wildest ru- take the place o f No. 7. west is very popular with every audi­
¡ mors concerning American inten- bound, arriving here at 9 :1 0 a .m . en ce.”
tions. Yet Japan, and especially
The
Dalles Chronicle says:
Train No. 1, west bound, will
Premier Okuma, at heart sin­
“ Besides a finished elocutionist,
arrive at 2:30 P. M.
Aiiss Bonner lias ventriloquism
cerely desire to remain on friend­
Train No. 2, east bound, will down to a fine point, and uses it
ly terms with the United States.
to good advantage in her selec­
Out o f such mutual distrust arrive at 10:45 A. M.
Train No. 4, east, will arrive tions. ”
and suspicion the European war
was born; it behooves the United at
^ ■ 'h
Don’ t forget the time and the
place. Popular prices will pre­
States to act with the greatest
circumspection in its dealings!
vail.
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with the nervous Japanese.
With special force does this
R E A D Y . 'This store is ready
admonition apply to California.
There will be a mass molding with all good things to eat. for
Owing to a lack of support, of the citizens of Mesier next
■sass^
Thanksgiving dinner—a day that
Tveitm oe’ s
Asiatic Exclusion Monday night, in Chown’ s II ill.
should he observed in every
League has gone out of business. at 7:30, fe rtile purpose o f nomi­
home. If you know o f any needy
The death o f the League proves* nating candidates for the city
ones in the Mosier District, tell
“ A L W A Y S AT Y O U R S E R V IC E .”
definitely that there is no popu­ offices to filled at the election on
Strauss today.
lar demand whatsoever for anti- December 1? next,
Japanese measures.
'The anti-
A meeting o f stockholders in
Immediately after the meeting
alien land law inis accomplished
closes, another meeting will he tin* co-operative creamery was
its purpose; no new land pur­
Everybody
held for the purpose o f devising held at Junction Cit\ recently
chases
are being made by Japan­
/ /
likes it—
ways and means of raising funds and attended by 450 ranchers,
ese. The small amount of land
to he applied on the construction 'file secretary’ s report, showed
y
4 / O - ¿5 Ï \ S
now being held by them will
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that during the two years the
o f the boat landing road.
«y
gradually be restored to white
Send to Modem Confectionery
plant
has been operated 233,933
It is desired that all persons,
land, Orep;;m, o “ Mo ’cr; S vri :
ownership or else descend to tlie
pounds
of butter have been made
from the enclosure found in ai; pa» h u, .f *
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in or out of town, who are inter­
.'ducts, or 10 rents (stamps or com) f<>. pt
American - born Japanese who
valued
at
867,035, and the sales
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ested
directly
or
indirectly
in
the
ent
you
full S'tmole box of Vogans C hocolates will be se
have tile full rights o f citizen­
free.
boat landing, attend this latter of by-products lias brought t h 1
ship.
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THi ; n '.VARANTI-:' l i t e r a . "
gross receip up to 80S,.<31. flic
meeting.
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'■eylace them at their exprnw.
a v e ra .c (Sl ice ol butt "■ t■ >r tin-
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S . E. F R A N C IS C O
two years lias been 33 I 3 cents
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Proprietor “ THE OAKS.”
per pound, the lowest price liav-i
ftr T V
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ing been 25 cents and the high­
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OREGON
George Korden brought in some
Portland, Ore., Nov. 1 9 .— The
est 40 cents.
opening of the 'fumalo irrigation fancy potatoes this week that
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project, tiie first in the United were raised on his ranch cast of
N ex t Thursday is Thanksgiv­
States to he financed by a state, town. They were the “ Early
ing. Don’ t forget to lie prop­
has been announced. Seventeen Hover»,” a comparatively new
erly thankful for your individu­
thousand five hundred acres are variety in this neighborhood and
al blessings which are many, al-
thrown open to entry under the are beauties, the color being a
tho you may not realize the fact.
terms o f the Carey Act at $40 blush pink, and very uniform in
But compare your circumstances
per acre. The terms are one- size. Tiiej were grow n in ordi­
with the condition o f things and
tenth cash, the balance in ten nary soil, planted the 10th day
JEWELER o r r / c i IA
people in Europe today, and
years. Detailed information may o f June and received no care
then get down on your knees
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be had by addressing the project whatever after after planting,
and thank the Lord for the
Eyes Tested, Glasses Fitted, Watches, clocks,
engineer, O. Laurgaard, at Laid- and for size they’ re like what
blessings of peace and prosper­
Jewelry. Sterling Silverware. Cut Glass
“ hogs dream on when they’ re
law, Ore.
ity. Surely ibis nation is pecul­
Twenty years Exoerience.
Tliev
It is stated that, tne lands un- most too fat to snore.”
iarly blessed, and every day
I grind nr own Lenses.
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der this project are excellent for aie
c'r'U n g 1" *:! " s
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should lie o n e o f Thanksgiving
pecially good for b alin g and
Phone Blank 711 | grains and hardy vegetables, anil
f * ’Hie Dalles. Oregon.
should
command a good price in by ¿lie nation and th*' individual.
stock raising is also successful.
OC< «èOS , -HiCiC't V*4 no - T . -Axnictfi&.tMimmommiti
The high altitude renders this large hotels and on dining ears.
Notice of City Election
The five specimens which Air.
section subject to frosts in late
Korden
displayed
here
weighed
spring and early fall and frosts
Notice tor Publication
Notice in hereby given that on th«
have b e e n known to occur dur- 9lbs 7<»z.
[I’ ulilfslier. J
M EAT M ARKET
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think o f white meat
the smell of
o f th<- Interior, Laud ing the summer months. It is
OflRcu ut 1 r - llalleM. Oregon, Novem­ expected that this condition will
ber Ath. 1SI 4.
improve to some extent as the
Notice is hereby given t! :ct Martin land is cultivated, hut people de­
SURE!
Sun!. ti( Mosier. Oregon, who on Feb-
siring to locate on this land are
ru "-y lot*. 1**08, made Homestead
advised to make a personal in­
Kutr
No.
045Z8,
for
the
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Now that it-is possible f send
!-4. N'W 1-4 SK 1-4, .Section
Town- spection instead o f trusting to
merchan lise 1 Parcels T ost, \ e .
t North K.-inge 111 KW M., has unofficial reports.
mtice o f intention to make Final
suggest that should you nebd
w ar Proof, to . staldish claim to
anything in. the way o f Pre­
Miss Lenora Stone was a week
d e scrib e d , b e fo re the
i’.> r o f th . • U. S. end visitor in Portland.
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scriptions .'lied. Drugs or Patent
T),
•i Offic 1 • at ’In * I >alle?i. O r , Kon. Oil
18 ti» t! ay tjf I), r e m b er, 1914
Jn i m nit i nair I» » gis w itn e
i. li. i ei'iir. / e r . J o h n It. W ilcox,
Go ii i rii»||iiist and H«»war< ¡ S m ith , all
of
(tre.
H. Fit* N'K Wo<)or« »'K.
The DR UC'iIK T <>;' Hood ‘liver,
them at in m e.
Thanksgiving is in the air
Did new s; :
Bulletin offic<
RAISE FUNDS FOR RtO CROSS
The Mosier school has contrib­
uted the sum o f 88.67 for the
Red Cross Society, to lie used
for relief o f the suffering caused
by the war in Ear >p<*.
The voluntary offerings o f the
different rooms were as follows:
Primary
room,
$ 3 .5 2 ; Interme­
I f your
buildings
And
Fum-A-Lumber”
Tum-A-Lump”
your fuel
bin is full of
“ See Harms About i t . ”
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10,000
OF CORN
EARS
'1 1 1 * er«*nin ©f 1,000 acres o f
O U K G O N -W A S H I N liT c > N -I!> A H ()’ S liL U E
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CROP
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b
held under the auspices of
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W alla W alla, W a sh in to n
NOVEMBER 2 5 -2 8 , 1914
IN T E R E S T IN G
IN S T R U C T IV E
EN TER T
¡N IN G '
i R I p Ä N C I I O F r J i C l
I •dur w by Prof. ('. !.. Si th,
Agriculturist of 0« (i W. It. & N. < mpany
Low
F a r e s fo r
'I’ickcts, HCheduhs Htwl
upon application l<> i'\ A.
AgiMit, O W. R. & N. ( ’«».,
f
R o u n d
Y S T E M
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full in fo rm a t.ion
-M.MNGTON,
Mosier, Oregon.
teff
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'Vith r’vr huiidin; s, btfï?r equip
rr*g ni, efii.D »w 1 ; roun.1'5, a.;d mtpjy acJ-
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Oregon win bc^in it„ . :y-aiatn
year Tuesday, .September it.
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ADDI.I: SIZLR will interest ever grower in
the liocd River and Mosier Valleys. It is ef-
illci«nt and je t its original cost is moderate.
And th« co.-t of operating it is practically
No l hing.
Ii Millpn
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• on trat** mir machine to you.
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hli the small crop as well as
l u» grower vt itli ill mi, »aim.-, o f lw»xes.
(». (iloyd, Judjre; Mrs. W. G.
Gl »y«l, Judge; Jf. (;. Kibbee, ( 1 » rk, J.
W e l.avi op •! . i! <|iiin >»rs in lb. building on Fourth Street
T Dav# n|K»rt, (Jerk.
I'ne time for holding sai<! election
will be from 8 o'clock A. M. until h
o’clock I*. M.
!fy order of th»* Cnicmou ( ouncil of
th»* City of Mosier.
form« rly occupied l»> Kell> Bros., and are ready tosec you.
R. Nimamaker & Co.
P. b. AitTiit R,
Recorder.
U IB B O N
v*ill !»<• on i’omp<‘(itiyv exhibition ut. tin*
8th du> of December, 1011, tiie regular
city election will be held in the Library
BuiJilintf, in the Lily of Monier, for the
p.:»iK)seof elec I i hk the following offi­
cer», to-wit:
One Mayor to serve for two yearn.
Three Cou icilmen to serve for one
year.
Three Couneilmen to serve for tw o'
years.
One ileforder to serve for one year.
One T reasurer to serve for one year.
The following judges and clerks were
appointee! by the < ouncil to hold Mai«!
election, to-wit:
Mis. I*. L. A rthur, Chairm an; Mr.
Signe»l:
and you count
are i ¿D F
built and repaired with
J. P. Boss visited relatives in diate, $1.85: Seventh and Eighth
W.
Portland on Sunday last.
grail-s, $1.90,
High
School.
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Mrs. Dick Evans and Mrs. J. $1.40.
It. Wilcox 8|*ent Saturday in
Miss Annie Robinson, who lias
Hood Itiver.
R.ei-ter.
recently returned from China,
Prof. Amsden. who has l*een where she is a mission?cy. is
»is for sale at the on the sick list for a fortnight, here visiting her brother. Dr.
is slu vly recovering.
David Robinson, and wife.
when
't ou will surely have something to he thankful for
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you cheaper than you can get
thoughts of pumpkin pie;
your many blessings,
Dr. George F. Newhouse
f< r then . H e
and drumstick and wishbone, and
your mind dwells upon
SOME POTATOES
OPENING OF THE TUMALO PROJECT
CÜAS. N. CLARKE
the strutting turkey cock makes you
Light
Co.
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Power
Paci ific Power
Medicines, that you s ml to
T -» T iM ^ r.'-~ T S K ,r-T m t t i t t e üv
harvested; when
OREGON
Mass M eeting
DRU GS?
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W lien the year’ s work is ended and the crops are safely
CHANGE OF TRAIN SERVICE
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tr.. : for before ailUiavits are furnished.
HO TH
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NOTED ENTERTAINER GCfTING
M O SIE R
I um
Faimcr’s W eek Postponed
INJURED IN AUTO ACCIDENT
BANK.
M O SIE R
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Pi:.'ir.es> locals will be charged at 5 cant«
for each insertion.
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March 2, L* »9.
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