PUBLISHED EVERY FRIDAY ADVERTISING RATES BY W4 - H. G. KIBBLE, Proprietor SUBSCRIPTION K ATE S O ne Year. ................................................................... « , n n Professional C ard s................ 1 *1 a» i 'S i x M o n t h s ................... T h re e M o n t h s ............... L One-qi • 't e r C olu m n ............. - •• O ne C olum n............................ . - Business locai» will be ch arged at 6 cents per line fo r each insertion. L egai ae • vgehthiej y,ri Id » ; Increased Grain Next Season. suppose the cables had been North Pacific FUNERAL DIRECTOR Fruit Distributors re^use *_n yard accumulated cost to buy. But think of U k cut that run from shore to ; will form the basis of the report ove,‘ winter, and making gar- plea m i . >i seeing an filin g 312 Cascade Ave. Phone 1394 Hood River Following' a survey of the crop shore; suppose that England, « dens. Even the honsewite in things that you ha>e greyvn which F. L. Presnoll of Cash- situation in the grain belt east Germany, Russia and Japan f mere aifd Ben F. Smith of ('lie- , m v n > " ’¡III only a lew square yourself! It g e t s every oneev^r jot the Cascade Mountains tribu­ and Fiance had cut the cables \ Ian, directors of the Wenatchee s o '* *n 8;u‘k R v t s the year, a n I w - j vviil all try i t Ï tary to its lines, the O.-W. U. & off before the war began; 8 North Central Fruit Distrubutors, *'ever to have a garden and fig- again this season. N. Traffic Department finds need suppose we never heard a 1 will make to the growers afflia- " rt‘s on how »>»»>’ varieties of -------- — for advising farmers as to how word of shot and shell and ted with that association, aftertsee,ls she can in the t;mi- NOTICE to proceed with planting. The flame -we guess the great JEWELER OPT f CIA F having thoroughly investigated l0«l space and how much garden : unfavorable season, so far, for United States could go on just the sales methods and inspected sass sas8” s,r'e CH" raise to supply the Al; •!.».!! s against M siejr Val­ Fall sown grain gives point to the same. table. 1 hen she gives hubby thi> records of the central selling l,d>le. ley Téwp/i ne Co. prior to .Feb. Eyes Tested. Glasses Fitted, Watches, clocks, the suggestions. We’ re big enough and agency. Messrs, l’ resnell and no rest until the garden is prop­ 1st 1915, must he presented a‘. Jewelry, Sterling: Silverware, Cut Glass Traffic Manager Miller and strong enough and have j Smitli spent a part of this week erly dug up, fertilized anu plant­ once. Twenty years Experience. “ Farmer” Smith have gone over enough of crop. We i ed the . at the Distributor’s main offiw ed. All hills must he presented or 1 grind my own Lenses. the situation carefully and they stuff the farmers raise, the f in Spokane. But the garden must he tend- first of month, believe that in view of the high farmers need the shops. If J "W e believe,” said Mr. Pres­ ed, weeds must bo kept down Phone Blank 711 f Examine your line before The Dalles, Oregon. price for cereals of all kinds and Europe want to scrap around j nell, "that the Distributors em­ and Ibis means constant work; making .ompiaint to Coni piny, tó^.'OigsiwyíS'Kíe.Ari^rísw-oiW'.r'* • - xm¡ the probability of heavy demand j and spend its cash in hand; bodies not only the id a and ■' must be cultivated and water- You will be charged with line- the coming season, wheatgrow | if Europe wants to make itself form, hut also the actual opera- ud. ! man’ s time if trouble is found ers will get best results if they j look like cut-over land, then lion of the cooperative plan Eternal vigilance in keeping on your line. Renew your bat- follow the course outlined. T H E W E D D IN G R IN G j we should worry quite a lot which the fruitgrow ers of the stray liens out is the price of a teries. You cannot expect go< d “ There are two situations con­ is the most important article of jewelry in a woman’s j about the lighting game we northwest are seeking as the good garden, provided every service from the Omipany if you fronting the fanner,” sa. s Mr. life, therefore it should he the very best the bridegroom i guess the great United States j solution of their problem. Lhing else has been properly a.I- do not keep your line and phone Miller. One is the possible can afford. j can go on just the same, “ The tendency of many grow­ tended to. And when the season in order, necessity for reseeding in tin i So let’ s forget about the war, * ers after a disastrous marketing is over and Hie “ old-m an” bal- E. A. RACK Our seamless Wedding Rings come in all weights and Spring and the other is the ad­ j the halt les and the bombs, season is to try some new experi ; ances his “ farming” accounts,; Secretary, sizes. These are hand turned, high curat rings, the visability of Spring seeding of l and k- p on doing business i merit, when perhaps their full best to he found in the market. — *» . land that otherwise would he in here until the tempest calms, support o f an existing institution j Prices, $4.00 to $10.00. Summer fallow. All indications Instead o f shipping stuff to j: would provide the most efficient j Yours For Service, point to the fact that tin* y ear ■ France, t>Germany or Rome, jj remedy, lA R A W A Y ’S JEWELRY STORE 19't5 will see a demand for all P e o p l f ’ s NA VIG ATION C O M F A N Y we’ ll make the stuff our pen-j “ The absolutely dependable! HOOP RIVER, OREGON fo r m « of cereals in excess o f the CHARLES NELSON. M a n a g e r . pie need and sell it here at j management and information | supply, and therefore it is prob­ home. We’ll sow and reap, !i which the growers affiliated! Leaves The Dalles 7:00 A. M., Sundays, Tuesdays and able we will have the largest we’ ll make and sell, an d], with the Distributors have at i Thursdays. Arrives at § Mosier at 8:15. A. M. acreage of Fall and Spring sown fortune win and fame -we’ ll J the market end, coupled with MOSIER M EAT MARKET Leaves Portland on Mondays, Wednesdays and Saturdays grain in t he history oftheNorth- great United States j the efficient system at the ship-! f prove tin from Oak Street Dock. . ’. Passengers and freight. I west. .... end, is the most tangible pmg go on just the same. i can FRED ULMER, Proprietor “ Farmers who have retained Mosier Dock in charge of J. W. Huskey, who will meet all protection for the growers that ( American Lumberman. enough seed for either reseed- boats and attend to transfer. Phone No. 85. could lie provided. F r e s h anti Sm oked M e a ts, S ausage and Fish i ing in the Spring or Spring seed- “ This year the Distributor’s ' ing in Summer fallow are fortu­ local association at Cashmere A clean, sanitary place to do your shopping TO OUn LOCAL HEADERS nate considering (lie present I shipped approximately 300 cars I price of wheat. as compared with 78 las' season MOSIER - - OREGON It is a great misfortune that “ The exceptionally high price handled directly by sub-centra! r\.._ Corbin. li.... ..... ......... .. Moore I Drs. Conisint.au and for wheat, will menu correspond- newspaper men are not onuiis- organization. This was the ii iiw m hi i mil....r~rr~m~ ~ ». itigly high prices for all classes cient and omnipresent. These first year for the local organiza­ of feed, and farmers should grow arp *w,i qualities very much tion, and a decicedly substantial as much corn as possible, as needed by the editor if he would increase is anticipated for next with proper selected seed an,Ii publish a local paper that would For General educil and season. A like condition will MOSIER, OREGON careful tillage of the ground, please every body in the matter * u idobK-dl) hold true for the rest Surgical Work. corn will produce more stock of local news. It would he im- C A P IT A L A N D S U R P L U S f i t . 8 5 0 .0 0 of the Wenatchee valley.” I feed than any other plant, and possible to please everyone at all DEPOSIT YOUR* SAVINGS JN it. has been demonstrated that times or any of the time. What­ Maternity Cabes a Specialty A CAREFU LLY M A N A G E D EIGHTH GRADE EXAMINATIONS •Ji with acclimated seed, corn can ever is said or left unsaid, some­ BANK. be grown successfully in all one is displeased. We can’ t Ambulance meets all out of parts of the Pacific Northwest.” help it, being only mortal as are L. J. M e r r i l l , Cashier. J. N. M o s i e r . Prey In the 8th grade examinations j our critics, and lacking the held January 14th and 15th, the town Patients. : : aforesaid qualities. following named students were 3BKTX!EKMBmti SOttiE RFC ODD One subscriber will complain awarded common school diplo­ The newspaper has made pres­ that the paper doesn’ t get all mas:—School District No. 12 idents, killed poets; made hustles th > n >ws items from his locality ^ (The Dalles): Florence McAn-| Cor. 10th and Union Streets i for beauties and punished genius Another says he didn’ t see any­ drew#, Anne Moore, Arthur r Everybody *■'" ■ < thing in the paper about a party I with criticism. It has curtailed likes it— Gosling, Ivan Roberts, Mildred The Dalles, - - Oregon the power of kings, converted at his neighbor’s house. No, he Nielsen, Peter Carlson, Carla Y r c 'T v s bankers into paupers and graced probably did not. And wliv not? Newliouse, Bertha Forrest, Lois <~'’cKocoC,tes Send to Modern Confectionery t oir.pany, Port- pantry shelves. It lias made | Simply because he or bis neigh- Mann, Helen Fliim, Minnie Ixim- land, Oregon» 5 “ Modem ■ ?ei ** seal ped paupers college presidents, ith asjbor didn’ t take the trouble, or nier, Kathryn Quinn, Linna from the enclosure found in .T j -. k.tms-of "\\i idem” ’ products, or 10 cents (stamps or coin) for posture, and 1 educated the poor and robbed the i think to send in the news items Fletcher, Opal Estes, Fay Hill, full sample box of Vogans Chocolates will be scut you | philosopher of his reason; it of his neighborhood. We are Vera Engel,-Kaly Frantz, Paul free. THEIR GUARANTEE. If for any reason Vegans C lic o '--v s smiles, cries, dies, hut it can’ t well aware t hat a weekly resume Fowler, and Flerschel Philips. do tiot five a purchaser perfect sa:: ; .ti-m. wc arc authorised to | he run to suit everybody, and of the happenings o f various dis­ replace them at their expense. School District No. 24 (Three! S. E. F R A N C ISC O . 'the man will he crazy who hies. tricts about Mosier makes the M ile): Chester Bell. ProiiTietor “ T H E O A K S .’ paper'more interesting to our School District No. H5 (Victor): B Oregon Mosier The situation in Baker county suhscrio *rs ?md their neighbors Faye Driver. MOSS'ER. OREGON in regard to rabies i growing ’ ho don’ t , subscribe hut who bor­ P'tV.V s'.V* S !, School Dist rict No. 69 (Friend) serious. Not only dog hut cat- row the Bulletin every week, Arthur Mai hew. —: V t - ate being hit en b. mod coy- sometimes before the owner Inis .-78JTK. - i” School District No. 78 (Dead ot s, and nil! ' cows on o e farm ha e hi d to he shot as a result. , read it. And that is just what Dog): George Mays. we would like to have each week a correspondent in every THAT SINFUL PRINTER school district in the country, . gi .; eg all til“ local no\ s about the Unobserved and unannounced schools, public meetings, road the president, of a Church Soci­ and other improvements, pros- ety entered the composing room ; peels for farm crops, the parlies just in time to hear these words io ill.: n-igbboi boot! etc. these tilings are interesting to the issue from the mouth of the boss persons directly concerned and printer: are also of general interest. y “ Billy, go to the devil and tell Bit. as tlio unfortunate editor him to finish that ‘murder’ he can't in; in all places at once, began this morning Then ’ kill t Wir and can’ t s»*e and hear every­ William J. Bryan’s Youngest When there is a forewarning of snow in thing that transpires, he natur­ Grandchild,’ and dump the the air. and the stock linger rlosetotlieshelter- ally misses Hi in,. tilings, often ‘Sweet Angel o f Mercy ’ into tin ing windbreak o f the burn; when the color of I iti:i is mat may lie imp irtalll to hellhox. Then make up that the sky foretells that Old Boreos is coming In the community to publish, un­ ‘Naughty Parisian Actress’ a: d claim his own then yon realize th period of it s iie is put wise by those who lock up ‘The Lad, in Her bou­ GOOD FUEL is at hand. know and could easily drop into doir’ . ” tli: office when in town, or send Horrified the good woman fled But this season brings with it no anxiety, nr tile ¡P-ms in by mail. from ( hat place of sin, and now •fear and uncertainitj for the man whose heme Most communities recognize her children wonder why they is flooded by the cheerful warmth of tie- impossibility *>f an editor, are not allowed to play with the “ ALWAYS AT YOUR SERVICE.” who hasn’ t a corps of reporters printer’s youngster. to run down news for him, to g -t all tin* local items of inter­ GOES TO HONS KONG est and they usaMy take-enough “ See Harms About it,” inti re ?t in the paper to jot down ¡.eii's a:- they hear them, and I.. Dunbar, ef Portland who si-ml them in. We state How, is a partner o f K. I.. Cooper tr. as wc have stated many timer. I»-*fore, that we will he only too a fruit ranch south of town, will g'ad if our Hiffmcribets would do leave today for Hong Kong, ibis, and help make the paper ni .re readable. We will gladly ( lirfa. where he will «mgage‘in < His furnish stationery and stamps the importing business. In exchange for Subscriptions to the M o sier Bulletin. for the purpose. Let This SOAK family will join him in the Fall. CROP SURVEY Is MADE SING A SONG OF 8 US!NtSS I * Dr. George F . Newhoa.se 1 ST E A M E R TAHOM A ..COLUMBIA HOSPITAL.. I M )äier Valley Bank r-'/yf-. 1 Nichol & Co. General Merchandise à THE NORTH Pacific Povv’er & Light Co. “ 'T W A - L u m p ” Need But will lake m Tum-A-Lum Lumber Co. Eggs,Poultry Produce IN. Advertise In the Bulletin—It Pays