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MOSIER. WASCO COUNTY, OREGON, FRIDAY. FEBRUARY 26. 1915
VOL. VI
NO. 52
WENATCHEE DIFEGTOfiS ENDORSE DIS-
TfiiHü ÍORS
to the party orderin g them , a t legai rates, a n o
paid fo r b efore affidavits are furr.U hcd.
Springtime and Gardens
he generally finds that the little
2
x 4 garden has cost several
Anderson Undertaking Co.
Suppose we hadn't ever
Now that Spring is near, the times more, in time and labor,,at
f O.-W. R. & N. Officials Look for heard about this blooming war;
LICENSED EMBALMER AND
A strong endorsement of the thoughts turn to cleaning up the least, thao f,l>e • vgehthiej y,ri Id
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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
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>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
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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'*
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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.
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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.
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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
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OREGON
It
is
a
great
misfortune
that
“ The exceptionally high price
handled directly by sub-centra!
r\.._ Corbin. li....
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.. Moore
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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
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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
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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,
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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.
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t - ate being hit en b. mod coy- sometimes before the owner Inis
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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
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Dr. George F . Newhoa.se
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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.
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