Mosier bulletin., October 29, 1915, Image 4

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BRIEF LO C AL MENTION
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Bulk peanut butter.
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Straus*.
Mrs. R. J. Taylor was a Wednesday
m Hood River.
Mrs. P L. Arthur visited Wedcnes-
duy In Hood River.
Free offer on Liquid Veneer for Fri­
days at Chow n‘a.
J. E. Procter spent Sunday in Hood
River.
Machine needles to lit any machine,
2<ic a dozen. Why pay 80c? Strauss.
Miss Alice llennet was a visitur the
first of the week in The Dalles.
A new Pocketknife.
broken blades, Chown's.
Re-blade all
Mrs. Jack Graham visited in Flood
River on Wednesday.
Shoes that are stylish ami wear well
at a price saving at Strauss.
P L. Arthur made a business trip to
Forest (¡rove on Sunday.
The latest
Chown’s.
and
best
Lantern
at
L. J. Merrill spent Sunday morning
between trains in llood River.
Alarm Clocks and Watches,
from SI to $3 at Chown's.
prices
K. M. Strauss was a business visitor
yesterday in The Dalles.
New crop of
Strauss's.
Walnuts just
in
at
Don Littlepage and Kd Sturgrss
were visitors Friday in Hood River.
Mr. and Mrs. J. W. Huskey visited
F'riday in The Dalles.
A big supply of gas lamps received
at Chown's.
C. W. Puller and family left yester­
day for F'.stacada where they will lo ­
cate on a dairy ranch.
Roys' rain rapes, coats and hats, and
girls' rain capes at Strauss.
Sheriff Levi Chrisman,
of The
Dalles, was here F'riday on official
business.
Krrncmh/V, the best in heating stoves
at Chown's.
Morn To Mr. and Mrs. Hugo E.
ltiikner, on Wednesday, October 20, a
boy.
Mince meat in pails and packnges.
A Mince Pie would go pretty good for
that Sunday dinner, says Strauaa.
For Sale F'urniture, range, cabinet,
two beds, oak extension table, dresser,
etc. W. A. Corrigan.
Apples by the box, Spitz, Newtown
nr Jonathan, from the grower direct to
you. Strauss.
Dr. David Robinson spent the first
o f the week in The Dalles, making a
professional visit.
Cold weather is coming. Huy your
fall and winter underwear while I have
your size. Strauss.
Mrs. R. J. Taylor has returned from
a short visit with Mr. T ay lor’s parents
in Cape Horn, Wash.
I f you tried (¡olden West cofree, dur­
ing coffee week and liked it, remember
thir. the (¡olden West Store, Strauss.
Mrs. J. FI. Procter and daughter,
Miss (¡ertrude Procter, were visitors
T uesday in Hood River.
Mrs. Anna Craven, mother of Mrs.
('. A McCargar, came up from Port­
land the first of the week for a visit.
Time (o buy good flour at Strauss's.
F\ It
ington
River,
city on
Howard, o f the Oregon Wash­
Telephone company o f Hood
was a business visitor in the
Tuesday.
While in the Hood River mountains
above (¡reen Point the first of the
week, F’ red Evan*, o f Mosicr, and W.
It. Corey, of Hood River, succeeded in
killing two deer.
Miss Isabel Blanchard and Claire
Hailey left the first of the week for
F'airvicw, Oregon, where they will
visit at the home of her sister, Mrs. J.
Burlingame.
Subscription time is here. You will
want some good magazine or farm
paper to read during the long winter
evenings.
Come to the Hook Store
and learn about club rates.
As an informal farewell party for
Mrs. W. ('. Stone, who left the first of
the week. Mrs. I*. L. Arthur invited a
number of ladies to her home Tuesday
afternoon for cards. Whist was played*
followed by light refreshments.
J K. McCargar, who is a nephew of
('. A. McCargar, arrived yesterday
from Reltville, Ontario. Afte r a visit
here at the home of his uncle he will
visit at the Panama Pacific exposition
at San F'rancisco before returning to
his Canadian home
Mrs. M. C. Todd, mother of Mrs. E.
E. Amsden, arrived Wednesday from
Denver where she has been visiting.
Mrs. Todd, whose home is in lies
Moines, Iowa, made a previous trip to
Oregon when she visited at the homes
o f her daughters, Mrs. F’„ F'„ Amadm
and Mrs. (¡. P. Christie in Hood River.
C o m m e rcial C lu b M e e tin g
other internal factor or factors in the
where she will visit with Mr. Stone's ,
plant. The factor he has proved to be
parents. Mr. and Mrs. W. H Stone.
the presence uf a chemotactie sub­
They will also make an estended visit
stance in the plant, to which the germ
The regular business meeting
in Weston, Ohio, with Mr. Stone’s |
tubes of the parasite respond.
The
o f the Mosier Commercial Club
factor ‘ for immunity, if it may be so
cousins, Mr. and Mrs. Sam Os wold J
is held on the first Monday of
t hey expect to remain until tha first of j The following letter has just been j (Francis E. Blackwood-West. F. E. put. la the absence of the necesaary
each month.
chemotactie substance.
the year Mr Stone accompanied them I received by the Glacier from H. f . 3. F. Z S.. the author of the following
The spores of a parasitic fungus in­
Stands For
H. M. W e s t , Pres.
.
, a. »I
,
.
Sii'kney, who ha» removed from 1»ruler- article, waa formerly government ento­
fect the plant chietiy during the night
as far as The Dailse. returning on the (
, ’ ' Chi<go for ^
„ lnUr . nij » ¡ , o
D r . D a v i d R o b i n s o n , Sec.
mologist uf Caylon, scientific adviser j becaUM the jqrface of leavesiscov-
local. Ha expects to occupy hix time declarea.lhit he waa disappointed in
T h e word “ Puro/a” stands
to Uie Fruit Lommission o f Australia. , reJ with , n|ln o( moisture which is
as superintendent
for the Pacific not finding local apples in Chicago:
patholugiat for the Society of Destruc­ necessary to enable the spores to
for the very best and most
Bridge company during the winter, I Arrived here after a truly wo derfui tion of Diseases of Crops, Australia; g e m m a te before the germ tube can
complete line of House­
dividing his lime between Portland 1 Dip by the way of the fair, l.oa Angel chief o f the investigation for the ex enter the tissuca of the plant. Also
es and New Orleana.
Reached this termination of the house fly in Colom­ owing to the lusa of the water by the
hold Remedies and Toilet
ar.d Mosier.
latter city shortly after the recent bo. Ceylon. I he article was recently leaves, the cells bceome more fully dis­
Preparations that it is pos­
written
for
the
Oregonian.)
wind
storm
and
it
was
surely
a
wrecked
,
A m o s Henson, son of 8. Benson,
I wph I i the* people of Monitor to know
tended with liquid contents. We are
sible to manufacture.
in the United States the annual loss told that the starch formed during the
I have 0|**iu*l a «Until cHiee in U«»od
motored to Hood River on F'riday. On city. 1 doubl|if the press notices did it
| justice. And, hy the way, it was there { from direct fungus diseases to plants day becomes dissolved during darkness
River ami am advertising.
Saturday morning he hiked up along I met and came un to Chicago with a
When your druggist offer*
averages about $60,000,000. The com­ into soluble glucose and this, along
the railroad track viewing the scenery, j friend of Dr. Allen'i
a Mr. David bined effect of the fungus diseases at­ with other substances, furnishes an ex­
22K (sold Crowns.
86.00
you a Purola preparat ion lie
Bridge Work, per tootl> 6.00
and getting a good idea of the country Frazer, of Milwaukee, I f you should tacking the potato diminishes the yield cess of foisl which practically saturates
presents
the
liest
that
can
«..»hi Fillings Itt.oo tn 6.00
of this crop more than $36,000,0(10 each the leaves.
through which the Columbia river fugh- see Dr. Allen tell him of it.
be produced.
...
Wherever i stopped, I registered as year. The United States government
Porcelain Filling*
1.60
F'ungua diseases may be disseminated
way will pass.
Afte r cal.ng upon , rom Underwood, Washington, "H ood further reports that the losses from
Silver
Killing* *1.00 u> 1.50
Purola products are sold under
in many ways, but tbe most imfiortant
Mark A. Mayer, he was extended an R ,Ver District," just to see if it would the cereal rusts and other diseases of methods employed are spores, and by
Plates
Ns OO to *12.00
an iron-clad guarantee, which is
invitation to make a longer visit at ] start anything. And it did. It is wun- fruit and other crups amount tu hun­ a vegetative method, that is to say hy
Extracting.................... .50
reproduced below.
Mayerdale. Mr. Henson was accord- |**Mfu| the amount of ^ v e r t i e i n g Hood dreds of millions of dollars.
a portion of the mycelium o f the fun­
You esn't afford to take chances on med-
River has had. In New Orleana alone
Professor W. A. Orton in his great gus in tne plant or Heed. During the
A L L WORK (»F A K A N T F K D
Id ties of unknown worth. When nu-k-
ingly accompanied to Hood River on five gentlemen looked me up and
nes* comes you cannot be too hale or too
work says: "T h a t of still greater un tune that the plant is resting or during
PFRSOS A I, SERVICE
Ihe afternoon local by Mr Mayer and wanted information about the valley. portance is the indirect loss resulting1 transportation the mycelium remains
sure of the remedies you take.
Mr. and Mis. 11. F. Weller, the party ¡They all fseem to know the name.hut from the limitations of industries. I lie ^ passive, but as soon as the plant starts
Avoid all risk by insisting on **P*rsU’\
W e carry a full
returning to Mosier in Mr. Henson’s not the location. One man tried to risk from disease frequently operates [ u grow the mycelium grows up along
place it as being near Puyallup he to reduce the production of otherwise I „ ¡ t h ¡t, and remains with it until the
line of the fa­
PUROLA GUARANTEE
automobile.
mous P u r o la
had a relative there. Referred them profitable crops and in many cases in­ plant dies and then the mycelium, in
Should any FUK#LA
Rem edies and
Booms 18-19 Heilbronntr Building
all to the Commercial elub.
Product fail to give
dustries have been abandoned An this the form o f strands, grows underneath
Toilet Prepara­
ENTIRE satisfaction
However, there is another item that account."
tion* an d u n ­
the soil until it reaches other roots.
the price paid w ill be
GRAND VIEW
Phone
2401
flood River, Ore.
h e s ita tin g ly
is nut quite so pleasant. During Apple
cheerfully refunded
Wound fungus is another way of dis­
The following figures will convince
recommend
by your local dealer.
II. I). Jones left Sunday fur Portland Day 1 tried iri vain to find any kind of that the the foregoing statements arc seminating disease. That is to say,
them.
the spures uf certain diseases cannot
where he will join Mrs. Jones, who is an apple from Hood River in Chicago. in reality more than supposition:
Not a store or stand had any. A trip
enter
into
the
tissues
of
the
plant
un
P HO TO S Day or Night any-
The coffee leaf disease in Ceylon
visiting her son, Dr. Treve Jones.
to South Water street, the commission
less the plant was previously wounded
caused the loss of at least $M5,i»00,1X10.
anywhere. Mail us your Kodak
Miss Flloise Copper and Miss Ruth row, was no more successful. There
Hitter rot in apples causes a loss of by some agents, such as insects, plows,
w ork . We pay postage hack.
Clement were week end visitors in may have been some at the Hlackstone $10,000,000 annually in the United horses, etc. The American blight un
Hotel or La Salle or Auditorium at 2,r>
friut trees is a disease that could not
Howl River,
where they were the cents tu SO cents per, but 1 did not try átales.
P h oto Supplies
Scab in apples causes a loss of $4,- infect the trees unless some agent had
guests of Miss Copper's sister, Mrs. those places, I wanted to eat it in the
prepared the way. In this rase the
ik MI.UOO annually in the United States.
good old fashioned way. Every other
Stephen Flhy.
agent is the woolly aphis, an insect
Smut in oats, $18,000,000 annually.
Im m a n u e l C h u rc h
district in the northwest had apples on
T H «» D a lle s
•
•
Oregon
Australia in one season experienced that not only is repsonsible for wound­
Mrs. L. H. McCann, o f Hwal River, sale either retail or on South Water
Rev. Krtslric J . Stnelael, I’astnr.
ing the tree, hut alsu for spreading the
a
loss
of
$10,50(1,000
from
wheat
rust.
spent a few days last week with her street. O f course, Howl River may
Much of this loss could be prevented, disease to other parts uf the tree and
D A V ID ROBINSON, M. D.
not have any to sell oi may not be ob­
Announcements
daughter, Mrs. W. 0. Aldred.
thus causing an epidemic.
I have
ligated to come to this market— I do but the individual grower must first
Miss Ruth Littlepage and Dun Little* not know about that; I do know I acquaint himself in a general way with seen an orchard ruined hy bad pruning Sunday school, 10 a. m.
Physician and Surgeon
the history of the diseases affecting his and not only ruining that one orchard,
page spent Sunday at home.
could not find one. What's the reason?
crups and so be able to carry out any but also causing great loss to the Morning: service, 11:15 a. m.
I shall watch and see just when' the
T. L. Evans, o f Corbett, recently
¡neighboring orchards.
My advice is Evening service, 8 p. m.
M osier
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first apples from that charming little proved remedy or check.
The three divisions of vegetable par­ never prune a tree without acquiring a
made a short visit at his raneh in valley jrre placed within reach of the
Choir
rehearsal.
Monday,
8
p.
m.
asites which cause disease to plants thorough knowledge of the trees you
ordinary mortal. There are a lot of
Grandview.
are the slime molds, the bacteria and are pruning, and never prune a tree
that kind of people ; you know Lincoln
the true fungi, and the term fungi is except ia tbe late fall or winter. I f a
C. J. Littlepage is suffering from an
said he thought the Lord must have
used to include all three divisions. branch is properly removed I he wound
attack of the grip.
loved them because he made so many
Now all these divisions are void of the is in course o f time protected hy a cal­
of them. And after all is Mid and
green
coloring matter o f leaves (chlo­ lus, hut before this protection is com­
L a w ye r s
done about selling and distrihtion the
fCominiinictt:ions ami copy for adver­
GREENWOOD
rophyll
and so differ from the green pleted the spores of fungi may alight ts«? ments must he in this ofllee by Wed-
fart remains that they are the real
plant* in the way» which result from and germinate on the wounded surface,
Henlay to inaure publication same week. ]
Miss Anna Godberson spent the consumers, net the hotel trade.
They also have no enter the tissues and start a disease
I am glad I am one of them, tiut i do this deficiency.
H O O D R IV E R . O R E G O N
week end with her mother, Mrs. G. F'.
biIity to elaborate their own food» and which can never be eradicated, but if
want a Hood River or Underwood
For Sal«*— Phonograph in tirst «Ians
Godberson, returning to Odell Sunday
»o they are limited to such food as they after the branch is removed tiie wtund
a p p l e . ________________
can obtian from other plant», and so is well painted with tar tbe danger is eondition. Will sell eheap. See at home
afternoon.
they are parasitic. Some fungi live on much minimized.
H
Miss (¡leaves Strahm returned home A-I"H '.|"I"F-DI ■F.|"l"p-H " I "I" F,|"H " ! - I-P-H- dead matter, but although it has been j Notwithstanding, pruning is often .»I U r n m i f t a m.
Saturday after visiting three weeks
especially
when dealing
proved that, though sustaining them | necessary,
For Sale Cheap—Team and year old
D E N T IST
A P P L E NO T E S
selves on the dead parts of a living with fruit trees, but in this case a goes!
with her sisters and grandmother at
W ill sell together or single)
plant,
they cause the other living general rule to follow is that a branch I «‘«»It.
HOOD
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IV E R , OREGON
Pendleton.
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tissues to die, hut the more important ; should he cut as close as possible and j F. .A. Shogren.
Office
Phoiu*
1081.
Res. Phom* 338
Fifteen
yeas
ago
Paul
Evans,
of
Mis­
group tn study is the true parasitie the cut should he parallel tu the part
Mrs. C. A. Brown left for Portland
from which the branch is removed and
For Sale— Fresh eider, from 20c per
Monday afternoon where she will visit souri, undertook to find a cross between fungus.
the lien Davis and Jonathan varieties
There are 17 different named groups the surface covered with a coat of gas j gallon down to I5e, according to the
Jesse Thomas, who is packing apples o f apple which would combine the eat­ of parasitic fungi causing diseases, hut tar.
W. A. HUSBANDS
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on the Sahlstroin St Dive» palce, spent ing qualities of the Jonathan with the it would he useless for me tu describe
The majority of fungus parasites and ! quantity. Ilage’s Ci«ler Factory.
keeping qualities of the Hen Davis, these groups at present, as the most other kinds also have one or more sec­
Blacksmith
Sunday in Howl River.
says the Portland Journal.
For Sale or Trade— New Roderick
important question is the method of in­ ondary or conidial conditions which
Mr. and Mrs. M. Cheney and two
The pollen of the Jonathan was fection.
produce summer spores in rapid succes- Lam* reversible extension orchard dis«\
Horse Shoeing: and General
little daughters, who came here this crossed by hand with the blossoms of
I'lants are infected hy means of sinn during the entire period that the Will trade for wa on. L. E. Wilson. oS
Repair Work.
the
Hen
Davis.
Then
the
trees
were
carried
hy
|
plant
is
in
vigorous
growth
and
it
is
in
spores
or
cells
which
aré
spring from The Dalles, locating on
housed in glass cages and the blooms wind, rain, insects, etc., onto the plant almost every instance infection effected
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Haters, Pa«ls and Rubber Stamps of M o s i e r ,
the place o f the late Christian Wyss, in paper sacks so ttiat insects would
and the plant is infected, and more o f ­ by the conidial growth that causes an
visited Sunday atfcrnnon at Hearwal- not repollenize them. Later the blooms ten than not dies. Now, it is a well- epidemic, but the higher or most de­ every description at this office.
became apples,the seeds of which were known fact that certain fungi are only structive form produce what are called
low.
Commercial printing of all kinds at
planted, trees came forth and they parasitic on certain plants and will not winter spores, which during the winter
H. A. W O O D S
C. I.. Diven, of Portland,
spent were carefully cared for.
infect any kind of plant they happen to remain in a period of rest and infect The Mulletin office.
Tuesday at his ranch in Greenwood.
These trees are now bearing and this light on. For example, we will take the host plant the following season.
Past Due memory refreshing stamps
Willie Olsen returned home Tuesday season produced one thousand apples the rust uf wheat (puccinia graminm). Apple scali is a true.example of a win­
which differ from one another, though This
have he«*n ad«lei to our rea«!y ma«le
disease has attacked
wheal ter-resting fungus.
morning after spending several months of the same parentage. Some are red throughout the whole world, hut ex­
stock. They are neat in aptiearance
Box 151
MOSIER, OR Ft iON
in the Willamette Valley.
in color. Others are only partly so. periments have failed when other host
and the wording is to th«* point. For
.Some are sweet.
Others are sour. plants have been inoculated with the
sa!<* at this ofth'e.
Some are hard. Others are soft.
spures, except certain grasses belong­
Changes Fla re o f Meeting
The problem that now confronts Mr. ing to the wheat family, which proves
All sorts <»f electru'al appliance» f«n
At the meeting of the Parent-Teach­ Evans is to cross these thousand, in tu us that the spores of the fungus are
“ale. imdinling el«*«tric light globes, at
er association Saturday afternoon, the the hope that somewhere among them attracted only to the plant that will
the «Irug store.
tf
is the commercial apple that is desired, provide the nutriment essential to the
time and place uf meeting has been
: for :
The following additions were re­
tt will be another 15 years before they life of the spore. Much trouble and
changed from the Immanuel church, will tie bearing and even then they may money can be saved by remembering cently rnaiie to the Mosier branch of
No tresspassing ami no limiting signs ;
and will hereafter be held at the school produce a fruit like the original or this point, for many men seeing a leaf th«v Wasco county library :
at this oftic*».
house on the third Friday in earh totally different. Other 15 year peri­ spot on one tree or plant and another
Literature
ods may be required before the sought leaf spot on another tree will immedi­
Rubber Stamp Ink at this otUce.
month at 3 o'clock. This will afford u
for fruit is obtained. An apple plant­ ately come to the conclusión that the
Shakespeare. Works, 3 vol.
Phone 1 1 24
better opportunity fur teachers and ing may produce any kind of an apple. dlsaese is spreading and destroy them,
Hot
Point Kl«*«*tric Irons at the «Irug
Hiography
That is what makes cultivation.»«» in­ when the two diseases are entirely d if­
parents tu be present.
1 store, now *3.00.
t f
ferent species.
Ailams anil Foster, Heroines of Mo«l*
A committee was appointed to go teresting.
A t first thought the accomplishment
The attraction nr repulsion exhibited ern Progres*.
before the city council tn urge the
I-«»t
us
finish
your
films.
Same
may
he
seems small in proportion to the time hy errtain chemicals to living cells or
Proprietor
l l o o d R iv er
placing of danger signs in front of the and labor spent in bringing it about.
left at the Bulletin ottiee. Slncom
Fiction
spores ia called chemntropism and the
Hut behind every useful thing in life substance or food which the spore ob­
schnolhouse. The county road rnns past
Canfield.
Hood
River.
t-
Elliott, Pals First.
the schoolliouse and speeding automo- there are years on years of selection tains is called a chemotactie substance.
Notice of Sheriff's Sale
Rinehart, K.
and unremitting care hy nature and Now chemntropism is the force that
kmlakersaml amateur photographers,
hilists heedlessly drive
along
this
.Stringer, Ham! «if Peril.
Notice is hereby given, that by virtue o f an exe­
man. The men of science who build enables a parasitic spore tn enter the
'
bring
us
your
films.
We
«levelop
ami
stretch ns the children are going to up are greater than those who tear plant. All spores have a germ tube
cution and order o f sale, issued out o f the t ’ircuit
Williamson, Soldier of the Legion.
print every «lay. SI«H*nm «t Canfield, CYwrt o f th«* S tate o f Oregon. f r'r Wasco County,
and coining from school. A t this meet­ down.
which is so highly s|>ecializtd that they
dated thi
day o f September, 19l.r». upon a
Juvenile
Ikmks, Stationery and News«h*alers, (icrrre o f fi.r«*rlosim* o f one certain mortgage
are attracted to the one special sub
ing a covered playshed for the children
wherein Paulus I.irnmerutti was plaintiff and A.
Lamb, Tales fmm Shakespeare.
1 he eastern apple markets are in a stance that they are looking for and
II ihm I River, Ore. Films can I»«* left at F. Peterson was defendant, in favor «»f said plain­
was discussed, and the subject will be satisfactory condition, in spots, and but
Loamy, Fairy Mintsrel of (ilenmal the bulletin office.
from which they can find nutriment,
tf tiff and auainst said defendant, said judgment
brought up to the taxpayers at the for the weakness at the auction centers tiut on alighting on a plant which does ure.
beiiur for the sum o f three hundred dollars ($dU0),
together with interest thereon at the rate o f ten
For
Hotter
Labels
printed
in
a«*«*ord-
annual school election on November 13. the situation would tie a highly favora not obtain the proper sustitance the
Perkins, Dutch Twins.
per annum, from September 22nd. 1911,
anee with Dairy ami hoo«l Laws, call at [>errent
until paid, for seventy-five dollars ($76.00) attor­
At this time the budget will tie voted l»le one, says the Sunday Oregonian. germ tube can as easily repulse the
Perkins, Japanese Twins.
Not over 25 per cent of the crop re­ plant as it can accept it, although the
: this ntli«-e.
ney s tVe*. and for eleven dollars and twenty-five
upon, and also the tax levy. Last year mains unsold in the northwest, the ear
cents t i l l .2T») costs and disbursements o f suit
Magazines
highly specialized s|aires gcrimnate un
made and expended herein, an«l uf accruing coats
the taxes were set at 7« mills.
ly movement having been unusually every kind of plant.
Harper’s magazine. Aug.-Sept. 1015
j o f ami upon this writ.
rapid, and it is almost ceitain that this
I will, upon Monday, the 1st «lay «»f November.
Yet. if the chemotactie substance at
Hooks Repaired
liUf». at the hour o f ten o'clock a. m.. o f sai«i day.
remnant jvsill tie marketed with goo«! tractive to the germ tube o f the spore
Woods- W oolshurn
I at the front door «if the court house in Dalles
returns. The general average of re­ is not present the germ tube of tbe
«■¡ty. Was«*oCounty. Oregon, sell at public auc­
Terrell, Sister in Chief.
On Monday, October 18, 1916, II. A. turns on northwestern apples, however, fungus does not enter into the tissues
tion. to the lughe t bidder, for cash in hand, all
Tomlinson, Seareh for Andrew Field.
j the right, title and interest which said ilefendant
Wood* and Mini Martha Woolahurn is going to be brought down by the low of the plant and so the plant does nut
Vaizey, Unknown Lover.
or
his predecessors (had on the 22nd day o f Sep
Physician and Surgeon lember.
were married by the * R « v Maple* in prices realized at some of the t ig cities become infected.
or which said defendant has since
in the east.
acquired in and to the follow ing described real
Recent
investigations
made
by
emi­
the ( ’ongrt'gatinnal anq Presbyterian
property situated in Was««» County. Oregon, to-
Advices just at hand show that the nent men have proved that certain
Mcncfci (¡cts federal Sentence
wit:
parsonage in I he Dalles. A fte r the box apple market in the east, and es
plants of the species infected by the
The east half o f the northw«*st quarter, the
Convicted at a recent term of the
Telephon«-»:
wedding they made a short trip to pecially at New York, is in a had way, fungus have not been infected because
southwest quarter o f the norlhwest quarter, and
federal court in Potrland on the charge
th«'
northeast quarter o f the aouthwtmt quarter o f
owing
to
the
Hood
of
consignments
to
Resillen,
e
lull
Office
1241
they were without the chemotactie sub
Hood River. Mrs. V\oods. who was for ­
section tw enty-four 241. township one II I. north
auction and commission houses. Sell
of having used the mails to defraud in
o f ranire eleven i l l east o f the W illam ette M erid­
merly in the employ of R. M. Strauss, ing under such conditions naturally put stance thst enabled the fungus to in­
ian
fect the plant. In other words, the a stock selling campaign. Frank Mene-
is residing for a few days at the home the markets in buyers’ favor, ami the plant was immune
Said real property will he soltl suhjeot to con­
Marshall Ward fee, president, anil F. M. LeMonn,
tinuation
und redernpti«*n. as by law provided.
consequence
was
that
values
were
O f f i c e in B r o i i u i H litu
of J. E. Higley. Mr. W< mh I* has taken
tells us that the capacity for infection sales manager o f the United States
Don«* and dated at Dalles City. W asco county.
Oregon, this £ld day o f September, 1916.
the contract for building the new house brought down, in some instances 50 to or for resistance to infection is inde­ Cashier Co., were each sentenced to a
H
o
o
d
H
iv
e
r
75 cents a bo*, as compared with the
L E V I t H K IS M A N .
for R D. (hatfield, which is now near price basis established in the coast f. o. pendent of the anatomical structure of year and 1« days’ imprisonment at Mc­
Pat-1. W C h ii . duh . m
Sheriff.
the leaf and must depend on some Neil Island.
Attorney fo r Plaintiff.
ol«#9
ing completion, the newlyweds will b. markets.
In other quarters the aspect of the I
make their home in a short time on the
place formerly occupied by Mrs. Per­ market is better. Hig blocks are being j
sold in leva* and there is a steady bus
th» Johnson, which they are getting in mess in box apples on the Atlantic sea
readiness.
hoard from Maine to Virginia, barring
the big markets mentioned,
t he poll
S P K C IA L Heavy blue Flannel Shirts for men single
R O Y A L SO CIETY FLOSS A good assortment
cy of finding and developing new out
( ir in g r to fluid I m a l Fa ir
o f colors, the skein
and double breast. Shirts worth $8.50; sizes 14;
lets is therefore hearing fruit. There
The local Grange will hold a fair in is no difficulty is selling at such points.
to 17: your ch o ice_____________
Lamb s hall on Saturday, November ti. On the best varieties, such as Delicious.
Spitienhurgs and that class o f apples, I
The afternoon will be spent in open
prices are now substantial!) where they
Flannel Shirts for men. in colors grey, brown and blue
session, the time to be given to exam­ were two years ago. Jonathans moved j
value* op to I2.S0. Not a full run o f sixes left but
ining and diaeuaaing the exhibits. The out fast at fair prices
The large sell­
some dandj bargains i f we have your *iie ; choice
Grange is especially desirous that the ing agencies, in fart, are practically
people of Mosier Valley will join them sol«! out of everything except winesaps
and that type of apple.
in bringing products In show what
S P E C IA L Men’s light woolen underwear; shirts and
While most of the mat nets just at
We were never better prepared to
this locality can do. All are invited to present are crow«fe«t with early varie ­
d tweta, color grey, values up to
a garment, r n
supply
your needs in this line. We
rome, bring their lunrh and exhibits, ties o f pyor keeping local apples, the
Your choice while they last, the garment
OUC
have some big bargains to offer you
and help make this loeal fair a suecesa. trade realises that supplies of winter
apples will he short, ar.d this n re­
that you should not miss. Ask to 9ee
sponsible for the sound undertone of
Cloth Hats for men. a ginn! knockabout hat for
the market.
l oop Road Stirvcv Made
.........
every u; wear. Your choice
them. You may not In» ready to buy
ENGLISHMAN SUG­
CHICAGO LACKS
GESTS REMEDIES
HOOD KIYEK APPLES
Lee FIvans left F'riday for Hlaloek,
Oregon, where he will hunt geese
For the past several years Mr. Evan*
has spent his birthday in the eastern
Oregon country, where each year he
has gone in quest of the game birds
John Welllierg is at present employed
on the Smith lanch where Mr Evana
tr e w s of Dm ted State* engineers I
will do his shooting.
Saturday is Oregon Mat
’ tw completed the surve\ of th« pn
A broken spring received on the | M d loop highwa\ around the east
"
*«\ •'**»r«gci Day at the Para
th exposition
Vrnsel road, caused an automobile par base of Mount llood
Members of the I ma-Pact
»’ a. ilic
Saturday morn
ing (lovernor W itheyomhe will be given
ty from The Dalles, which included engineering corps who passed through
a military eseort from the M. Francis
Robert K. Williams, Jr., his sister. th« city last * r » k «n rout« to Fort lami, | hotel t«t tne fsir ground*. At 12 M) in
Miss Olive V. Williams and Miss FIs «her«* th« office work o f th«» survey will i the afternoon the formal ceremonies
liter M Miller, to be delayed for a hr worked out. »t a t« that a four p«i will be observed at the < >rt gon build
couple hours yesterday in Mosier
Mr. cent gra«1c will not b«* rxreadeii on th« ing. tlovernor Johnson, c? California,
Mayor Rolfe. of San Francieto. ar.d
Williams, who is the proprietor of the route.
Preanient Moore, of the gr« at ex| «Mil­
The
road
will
emerge
from
the
can
Welcome Studio in The Dalles, and
lion, will participate.
mailearrier on rural route No t, was yon o f the Fast Fork of M«* m 1 river and
tap the existing county ma«l a few [
driving the party to Portland over the miles south of I'arkdale. The engin­
I tv« Mock Wanted
higl w iy. They espeet to return Mon eers. it is sat«l. will spend a porti««n of
I am in the market f«»r Iwef, h*«cv
this week running s route from the in­ piMiltry and anything in the meat line
day.
tersection o f the East Fork canyon ( Parties desiring to sell will
> well to]
Mrs. W. C. Stone and son, Font, left route an«! the county road to F Ik M» a«t- i |»h«me thlell 17. or write J. W M* l**n-
Wednesday morning t u t Toledo, Ohio. ows, Clavier.
alJ, Hood River, Orvgou.
uicl.311
W H AT
Painless Dentistry
Dr. W. M. POST
-
ARTHUR & BURT DRUG GO.
The Welcome Studio
DERBY & S T E A R N S
Classified Ads.
DR. C H. JENKINS
Designer and Builder
ROOKS ADDED TO
MOSIER LIBRARY
G o to L a w
French Dry Cleaning
Altering and Repairing
J. H . L A W
D r . I L L . D u m h le
lc
$1.98
Men’s and Boys’ Overcoats
and Rain Coats
Same as above for bovs at 15
75c
We have just received a new shipment o f English
w alking shoes for ladies. American I.ady brand made by
Hamilton 1 Brown, regular I
t at a ba
mg now for pr.
Child's "Baby B.ister'' Shoe. Black kid lace,
•"■i spring
• * 'I*.
heel and turned sole; a »hoe ma<ie especially for
youngsters with weak ankles: sizes 3 to 8; pair
$1.50
A R T GOODS S P E C IA L Pillow tups, table runners,
etc. a big assortment o f design». Regular 50c ar.d
75c value»: special, your choice
25c
but we would like you to see these
splendid values. C.>ats at one-half
price and less.
The Paris Fair
H ood
River's Largest
ami Best