Mosier bulletin., January 07, 1916, Image 4

; ; + | I I I H I I I i"| I I I t I ) I > I I I I’F ' O b account of the ice ItoM in th*
! B R I E F L O CA L ME N T I O N I ¡Columbia river, the ste a m e r T shom a
t n a a compelled to turn back to Fort-
■I t H I I I I I
H I I I I +
land Thursday morning a fte r a trip of
W 0 0 0 FOR SALE. 8 E E C H 0 W N . nearly trta n ty four hours. The passen-
Krank Üimrer a a s a visitor j e e t e r « « « told of the hospitality of Capt.
C. Nelson, mho did everything possible
day in Hood Hiver.
W. E. Huskey was a Kriday visitor to recompense them for the delay.
Among the vogagera who disembarked
in The Dalles.
a t Mosier and took O. W. R. A N.
A t Chown's. sleds, ska tes and hockey
tr a in No. 2 Thursday morning were
sticks.
) E. J. Haugen, of U u f u r ; A. H. Satis-
Mayor E. A. Race spent yesterday j bury, Mr. and Mrs. M. P o t t e r and
a l t e r i oon in Hood Hiver.
1 John Wittlitr. of The Dalles ; and I.. A.
Wm. Stevenaot was a Hood Hiver 8hoemate, of Dayton, Wash
visitor yesterday
Kred U lm er » a s a Sunday visitor in I
GREENWOOD
Hood Kiver.
Flashlight« and all sizes of b a tte rie s
a t Chow n's .
K. A. Shogren left Sunday for Port-
land on a business trip.
Cha*. Bennett was a Dalles visitor
last week.
A r th u r Kubn was a business visitor
in The Dsllea last Kriday.
Albert Medenwald waa s visitor last
week in The Dalles.
A t C h ow n's : All sixes of steel traps.
(Set some of those coyotes.
Chas. T. B ennett spent Friday on
business in The Dalles.
Kred Tem plem cir was in 'Ihe Dalles
on Kriday.
I.ap robes, horse blankets and Aqua-
pelle storm covers at Chow n’s.
John Elder was a business visito r in
Hood Kiver the first of the weak.
Wc received a duplicate lot of m e n ’l
pajam as, and so you can g e t a bargain
while they last. Mtrauas.
I.eo Nicbol spent New Y e a r 's in
Portland with his brother, Bernard,
and friends.
Miss Alice B e nnett r e tu r n e d Sunday
night from Kalam e, Wash , where she
spent the holidays.
Ed. K. Reevea, who went to P o r t ­
land last week, r e l u r r e ! Kiiday a f te r
a business trip to The Dalles.
Mi«* M H McIntosh, who has been
teacher in the Greenwood school
j since the opening of the fall term , left
| Thursday afternoon
for
Portland.
From there she will go to Denver
where she will rem ain fur awhile.
Although tier resignation was not to
1 take effect until Februa ry 1, on ac­
count of the sick nesa and cold w eather,
the board of directo rs allowed her to
leave a t this time. The school will be
1 closed until Kebtuary 1. when a new
| teacher will he secured.
Mr and Mrs. Tom Moe are visiting
i at the home of her f a th e r. Ole Olren.
Mr. and Mrs. J. W. Yonish e n t e r ­
tained with a New Y ear's pa rty when
32 gu e sts w ere present at an oyster
supper.
The lite rary society will m eet S a t u r ­
day night at the home of P e t e r Olsen.
GRANDVIEW
Mr and Mrs. Henry Nelsen, of P o r t ­
land, spe nt the C hristm a s week end
with Mrs. N elsen's parents, Mr. and
Mrs. C. J . L ittlepage.
Grandview neighbors were e n t e r ­
tained very pleasantly a t the home of
Mr. and Mrs. Stanley E astm an, on
Tuesday evening. Cards were e n ­
joyed, and the evening waa do se d with
an old fashioned candy pull in which
everyone took part.
Albert Medenwald made a business
trip to The Dalles last week.
Jo e Mickesh spent the Christm as
week end in Portland.
C. C. Clem ent arrived in Mosier
from
Minneapolis
shortly
before
C hristm a s snd intends to m ake his
home on his ranch, Keewaydin.
Mrs. J a m e s Sheldon made a recent
business trip to The Dalles in regard
to m a t t e r s pertaining to the s e t tl e ­
m ent of the e s t a t e of the late Ja m es
Z. Sheldon.
S w ea ters a t special prices
Bar­
gains in m ackinaws and sta g shirts.
Ask S tr a u ss about it.
Hans Kollandsrud has been confined
to his bed for se veral days under the
care of l>r. David Robinson.
('a pt. C. Nelson, of the ate'amer Ta-
lioma, waa in the city Kriday on buai-
nesa.
Jo e Ivcrs retm rned Wednesday from
Portland a f t e r *8|>ending the holiday*
w ith hi* parents.
Mrs. C. Ruscher returned the first of
Mrs. F ra n k P age and son, Colin,
the week from an extended visit in
spent Christm as a t A lta Vikta, the
Taeomu with relatives.
home of Mr. and Mrs. R. H. C um ­
Mrs. John Griffith left Thursday for mings.
he r home in The Dalles a f te r a visit
KaJik Declares Dividend
with Mr. and Mrs. Milton Cheney.
At the J a n u a r y m eeting of the board
Rev. Kredric .1. S t o t U e l came op
Tuesday from Kalama, Wash., where of directo rs of the Mosier Valley bank
he is the pastor of the Congregational dividends of four per cent were d e ­
clared, and the surplus increased from
church.
Mr. and Mrs. 11. S. Adams and $1850 to $1915. t h e building and f u r ­
little d aughter,
Hazel,
of White niture accounts were reduced 1170 to
Salmon, visited over Sunday at the take care of depreciation due to m a r
and tear.
borne of Mr. and Mrs. J. 8. Anderson.
Mr. and Mrs. W. C. Vensel retu rned
i horsday
morning
from
Portland
where they visited with friends during
the C h ristm a s and New Year holidays.
Mr. and Mrs. K. ,A. Allington re
turned the first of the week from Ta-
cuma. Wash., where they spent the
holidays with relatives.
The price of milk ia going up.
Stra uss can furnish you with several
brands, excellent quality, of condensed
milk.
Mrs. B. B. Jose re tu rn e d the first of
the week from The Dalles, where she
had recently undergone an operation
for appendicitis in the hospital.
Mr. and Mrs. K. L. Cooper are at
Corvallis, where they are students in
the W inter S h i r t Course given bv the
Oregon A gricultural College.
I J. Merrill visited Sunday in The
Dalles with Mr snd Mrs. Kenneth I..
Cooper, who with Miss Mildred Coop­
er. accompanied him to Mosier for a
visit, re tu rn in g in the evening.
II. S. Holton, deputy sheriff, was
down from The Dalles last Kriday on
business. ,1. M. Carroll and son, Ben­
nie, were Hood Kiver visitors the first
of the week.
Mrs. Je n n ie Borrows, m other of Mrs.
J. S. Anderson, who came up frum
P ortland C hristm a s eve for a visit at
the home of her da ughte r, left Mon-
day, stopping a t Cascade Locks for a
short visit with an old tim e friend,
I
BARBECUE
O fte n
C o n fu te d ,
tir e ly
AND
th e
D iffe r e n t
BURGOO.
W ords
H ave
En­
M e a n in g s .
iliii be* no mul burgoo a r e both words
of American birth, but of foreign ex
traction.
^
Barbecue I m * variation of West In
dian Spaniel) barbucoa, a low tram»
work «>ii wld< li meat or tUhea a re laid
to I h * smoked
From the fram ew ork
tin* word cam e to be applied to the at
tlcle tliii** * tanked or cooked. Strict lv
•nil to an animal
»JM'iiklnu. It applic
<-noknl onitre, <i«
whole sheep or a
whole o.\,
It U ot held strictly to
Hint usage.
The model'll bai lie« tie is Hie «*ookiug
•if meat on a large sea le by roasting
or Broiling in mi « li a way; is t o p r e
serve Its Julie s «nul davor
llurgun Is «»f Kngllsli origlu, m ine d
by nailon» to denlguate thick |x>rridge
«»r gruel. m < n u d ili le* alno called lohlolli.
Amerit an burgo»» in a thick «»»up or
s I» mv « •» iujuimm I of Hie fat and Juices
of a lutrl*»« u»»«l anim al th ickened with
a Vm ie l > of v»‘gdHides and highly sea
»oued.
It soiuctlines lias been «(Hdled bur
gout, u nde r hi » lmpre8«ion t h a t It I«
derived from Hu* French, bui th a t ie
» m is ta k e
T h ere in no rule or reclj»e f«»r muk
tug it e ic e p t e\|H*rieuce a n d a genius
for making a savory and e atable com
iHiund. It nini coti si»! of t)»h, fleali
and fowl, <*«*tenla, legctablc* a n d a n y ­
thing that appeals to Hi«‘ appetite.- In
¡i i«t na I nil ia New *
APES OF G IBRALTAR.
The Misses Clara and Jennie Carroll
T h » , A t# H ig h ly P r n , d a n d P r o te c te d
re tu rn e d to The( Dalles Monday a f te r
b y th e A u th o r itie s .
S|>eiiiling the holidays with their par
T he rn k nf tiltil:)liar Is the borne ot
rnta. They a re a tte n d in g The Dalles • lilgbly piixcd nod curefutly protect
high school. J a m e s Carroll has been ed ii TI m - of Itailiar.t :t|n-». T h e chief
sick for se veral daya, but will return of tlils trillo I» one Major, a n d iu
U ibraltar ilici
Is a saytug th at It
In school the first of th< week.
^
" n e r e Iwttor n kill the governor t liuti
I’. !.. A rth u r returned Sunday night Major
a f t e r spending New Y e ar's in Port
Tilt» baml of ape» uuuitiers aboitt
land.
He was met there by Mt» tuciily.
Tlicy carne, tiivaleriousl i
A rthur, who has hean making an e x ­ eniHigli. fioiu vfrlcu uiauy j e u r s ago
tended visit with r e ls tiv e s in C attle .vini d u l w e d cIDzcitsblp lu Fiurtqie
Rock, Wash. She expects to return Ttie.r art- dui) prole» ted hy file a ut bor­
ii le*. a nd iitiy additloii by hlrtb to
the fir*« of the week.
ibelr nu m h cr la aiefullv , firmili le«l
A jolly lime was spent a t the home ami alinom i.ed In the kic.il paper.
of Han* Kollandsrud and Mr. and Mrs.
Tbeae apra t ran s fer Ibelr aloide from
J. K. Nelson on the W. H. Weber urne io lime a c o n l l u g lo Die sia te of
place over tbe week end. S k a tin g was tbe wealber, froui lire biglie»! peak*
quite a feature, a* the young ladies of lite rock to lovrer au<l more sbelter
brought their skates along from P o r t ­ ed plii'-cs l'bey Indulge ibelr aeuae of
huim*r ai llnvca l,y t h m w tn g atoriea at
land and Pe ter Knoll collected several
(Ile aoblicr*
l'bey uia> hot Ite aeeu
niorr pair. In spite of every one hav- ! fon « c e k a al a lime, cave In the earljr
ing a bad cold thev enjoyed the ice inoruing Isour«
very much. Those prroent were the
A few ye a is ago. ou ac. oli ut of the
Misses Helen and Freda N'trhola. . diiiilnlaliing uumU-ra of Ibese . r e a
Hulda Ulaufua. sister of Mr- Nelson. | turca, some a|a-> n e r e procure.» from
Mr. Van Wykc. connected witk (ho j llnrb iry ami lurned Ua.se iqioti Die
Portland Gas company, all of P o r t l a n d ; rock, l.m Die reaideut a|*es killer! Dieta
Oacar Groven, of Grafton, N. Dak., j all. Altbough so Aeree to intruder» nf
cousin nf Hans Knllandarud, and Pe ter tlielr osrn kind. they never s n a c k hu
uisn l*ehur» «mi are areali} e »isem el
Knoll, of Mosier. The voung couples
declare th at Mosier i* some place for
Paci Dm- memory refreshing stamps
a jolly tim e snd good eats, and a sp e ct i bave b rea adilel to our ready m ade
to r e tu r n again during the sum m er] slfM-k They are neal in a p p ee ram «
and th e wording ta to the jat.nl
For
month*.
¡ t a l e at thi* office
SCAB DISCUSSION
TO BE CONTINUED
n a tu ra l and hurtaonlal
sta rts the pump.
The Spramotor has an a ir pipe ru n ­
ning from the top of the pressure tank
to an autom atic re g u la to r diaphiam ,
Scab « a s the su bject of d u c u ia io n at which, a t the pressure varies, operates
the second m ee ting o f the Mosier H o r ­ a clutch on a jack, e ngaging it when
ticultural society in Cbown'a hall. the pressure lowers to 175 pounds, and
Lee Evans lead the discussion and waa disengaging it when the pressure run*
followed by a num ber of g row ers who over 200 pounds.
told their experience* in re gard to the
The De Laval Dairy Supply company
developm ent of scab and worms in is now fe atu rin g the Alpha autom atic
their orchard th is year. Various r e ­ •pray outflt, which baa a Myers duplex
sults were obtained in the use of the pump fitted with a pressure governor
different sprays, but the prevalence of incorporated on the plunger connecting
scab this year was a tt r i b u te d to the rod of each cylinder. When the pres­
weather conditions. Among those who sure reaches a predeterm ined limit,
made talk s were E. O. Winans. 0 . C. the device disconnects th e operatio n of
Brooks, A. B. Burton, Geo. Evans, the piungera without in te rru p tin g the
Hugo E. Birkner, J . P. Carroll, Dr. driving power, and again p e r m it! them
David Robinson, and K. D. Chatfield. to resume operation when the pressure
F o r Hie next meeting, which will be falls below this point.
held S aturday morning a t 10 o'clock,
Nozzles N ext in importance to the
the sam e su b je c t will be continued. pressure regulation, which insures u n i­
The da te was changed to accommodate form pressure to the nozzles a re the
more of the grow ers and a large re p re ­ nozzles themselves. W ithout uniform
sentation is desired a t this m eeting. pressure a good nozzle cannot do uni­
The value of the different apraya will formly good work, but a poor nozzle
also he discussed. Hugo E. Birkner will not do good work under any cir­
has prepared some slides showing the cumstances. A poor nozzle will de­
germ ination and developm ent of the stroy any possible combination of good
scab sporea which will be thrown on a I elements back of it. Nozzles should
screen.
be selected according to the work to be
Following is the paper read by Mr. done. The g r e a t varie ty of nozzles on
Birkner a t the first meeting, wherein the m ark e t can be grouped into three
he points out the virtu es of the m sny main classes, as follows: Solid stream
spray a c c e s s o r ie s :
nozzles, which do not in te r e s t the fru it
g ro w e r; Vermorel or eddy cham ber
Not enough a tte n tio n is paid to the
. nozzles; and Bordeaux or s p a t te r spray
accessories of the power sprayer. A
I nozxles.
s p ra y er improperly equipped with the
The Vermorel class of nozzels is
necessary accessories can only be a
i more used than all the o th e r forms
source of trouble instead of a help to
combined. These all more or less e m ­
the f r u i t grower.
A puinp of the
body the principle of giving the stream
proper capacity with an engine capable
a whirling motion before it leaves the
of running it does not m ake sprayer
outlet. There is an eddy cham ber or
efficiency.
Pressure R e g u la to r s —A poor re lief- cylinder with the o utle t on the run,
and as the liquid is forced into the
valve or pressure regulator will destroy
cham ber it is given a stro n g rotary
the efficiency of the best pump ever
course, escaping from a central open­
built. The g r e a t num ber of different
ing on a disc in the form of a conical
relief-valves and pressure re g u la to rs
. . . .
. . .
which have been brought out by the
_ ,
..
m an u fa ctu re rs in recent years i . evi- ! ™0” 1- * > « " •
DemorelL W.nkle
d e n e e o f the difficult n a tu re of this « " “ • Mi.Dy, Lyetone. Fem bro Self
problem in s p ra y er c o n s t r u c t s , and ! U '™ e r- Non-Clog-A tonne
DuSpray.
also explains why this is the weakest *nd " ‘«"S' ° ‘ber*-, T»*« H a r d ! , Hffo.
point in most sprayers.
Champion Variable,
H u r s t Sk.-Ht,
I he old style w a te r relief-valvea are Cushman Adjustable, and the Brown
Atomic have a tta c h m e n ts for adjusting
not c ertain in action. With this type, I
them to throw a driving spray or a
when the pressure runs up high enough
mist, a t the will of the operator.
to compress the sp ring, a valve is
The Bordeaux class consists of those
opened anil th e surplus liquid allowed
nozzles in which a solid str e a m strikes
to pass through it into the spray tank.
If both nozzles are s h u t off. the r e l i e f - 1 an 'angle obstruction and is broken
valve m ust have a capacity sufficient into a fan shaped mist. These are used
to care for the full ra tin g of the pump. , where a driving spray is desired and
It il there for obvious th a t some liquid include the Deming Bordeaux. Gould’s
"“ COUNTY CLERK
MAKES RECORD
W HAT
MAOUAfS
U M ILI N FUMITI««.
PERFECTLY
J u s t la m inutes a f te r office hour* on
SIMPLE
December 31, or a t 5:15 p. m.. tbe
j full s ta tistic a l report tor the county *
SIMPLY
clerk'« office of Wasco county for the
The word "Punla" stands
PERFECT.
year 1915 was complete. County Clerk
for the very best and most
L. B. Fox has prepared a clean slate
O il, B elt» an d all kind* of Sew ing
complete line of House­ j _ Nettile».
for tbe ye ar 1916, which is evidence of |
M ach in e supplies. R e p a irin g a sp ecialty .
hold Remedies and Toilet
the efficient m anner in which he bav
conducted t h a t office.
New Home lu r s «re Quality Choosers
Preparations that it is pos­
The last official act in the office dur j
sible to manufacture.
rorbJ*u W . E . C h o w n
ing the ye ar 1915 was tha issuing of a
When your druggist offers
m arriag e license j u s t as the clock
T h g N e w H o m e S e w i n g M ach. Co.
you a P u ro la preparation he
■truck 5 p. m.
AM Pacific Bldg.. San Francisco. CaL
presents the best that can
Unprofitable work from 2U per cent
be produced.
to 100 per cent has been put on this
and every other c i e r k ’a office in the
Purola products are sold under
DAVID ROBINSON, M. D.
an iron-clad guarantee, which is
s t a te during the past four years. Nev­
reproduced below.
ertheless the c l e r k ’s office is so sy s­
Physician and Surgeon
Y o u c a n ’t a ffo r d t o t a k e c h a n c e s o n m e d ­
tem atically a r ra n g e d t h a t the follow­
i c i n e s o f u n k n o w n w o r th . W h e n s ic k ­
n e s s c o m e s y o u c a n n o t be to o s a fe o r to o
ing sta tistic s were a t hand fifteen m in­
M osier
-
-
O regon
• u r e o f th e rem ed ies; y o u ta k e .
utes a f te r closing tim e cn the 31st of
A void a ll r is k by in s is t in g on “ P n r o lo ” .
D ecem ber:
W o c a r r y a f u ll
Circuit court cares filed during year,
PUROLA GUARANTEE l in e o f t h e f a ­
m ou s P u r o la
D erby & S tearns
S h o u ld a n y P U R O L A
261 ;estate and guardia nship cases filed,
K e m e d ie a and
P r o d u c t f a il to g i v e
T o ile t P r e p a r a ­
45 ¡m arriage licenses issued, 157; di­
E N T IR E sa tis fa c tio n
t io n s a n d u n ­
th e p r ic e p aid w ill b e
L aw yers
vorces grante d, 53; declaration of in­
h e s ita tin g ly
c h e e r f u lly r e fu n d e d
recom m end
b y y o u r lo c a l d e a le r .
tention issued, 33; naturalization pa ­
th e m .
pers granted, 16; com m itm ents to in­
H O O D RIVER. O R E G O N
sane asylum, 15; deeds, m ortg ages,
assignm ents, releases, etc., recorded,
2193; coyote scalps received, 1484; bob
cat scalps received, 117; cougar scalps
D R . C . H. J E N K I N S
received, 2; amount paid out for above
DEN TIST
scalps during year, $4265.50; paid out
for scalp bounty during month of De­ Commercial Club Meeting
HOOD R I V E R , OREGON
cember, 1915, $894; scalp bounty be­
Office Phone 1081. Res. Phune 333
came effective in May 1909. Since th at
The regular business meeting
date Wasco county has paid in bounties
$13,128; a n g le r s ’ licenses issued, 1442; of the Mosier Commercial Club
W. A. HUSBANDS
hu n ters ' licenses issued, 731; com bina­ is held on the first.Monday of
tion licenses (hunters and anglers) is­ each month.
Blacksmith
sued, 39; circuit court cases assembled
E. W. D a v id h iza r , Pres.
Horse Shoeing and General
and indexed, 3528; e sta te and g u a rd i­
Repair Work.
D r . D avid R o b in so n , Sec.
anship cases assem bled and indexed,
1281; these cases were never before L ----- ------------- --------------- ----------- ■ .. j M osier ,
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O regon
assembled, numbered or indexed; r e ­
Classified Ads.
ceipts of office for year, $6*84.91; sa l­
ary of clerk and deputies, $4560.80;
[C om m unications and cojiv for atlvei-
supplies for office, $621.54, m ak in g a liseu ie n ts uuiat lit* in th is office by Wed-
total of $5182.34, profit to the county Headay to insure publication vaine week.)
: fo r :
for year, $1702.57; receipts uf office
H o t P o i n t E l e i trie Iron-
fo r year 1505, $5238.36, expenses of
a t o r e , n o w $ ; m i .
office 1905, $4726.92, profit to county,
$511.44 ; receipts of office, ¡906, $5186.
Let ua finish your filtria. Same m a r be
45, expenses of office 1906, $4626.92, left at the Bulletin office. SUtcom A
Phone 1 1 2 4
profit to county, $559.53; receip ts of Canfield. Hood Kiver.
t-
office 1907, $5342.8], expenses of office,
All aorta of electrical appliances for
$4-02 92, profit to c ounty,$479.89; (dur
ing these years Hood River county was sale, including electric light gloltea, at
P r o p r i e to r
H ood R iver
tf
a p a rt of Wasco county ; receipts of o f ­ th e drug «tore
fice 1908, $4884.65; expenses of office,
Haters, Pad« a n d R ubber Stam ps of
$4380.¡7, profit to county. $504.48; r e ­ every description at this office.
ceipts of office 1909, $4428.85, expense
K oda k ers an d a m a te u r photographers,
of office $4126.55, profit to county,
$302.30 receipts of office, 19)0, $5231.35, bring ns your film«. We develop and i
Canfield, I Physician and Surgeon
expenses of office, $48-10, profit to p rint e t e r y dav. Slocom
county, $401.35; receipts of office 1911, Books, Stationery and Newsdealers,
$5973.07, expenses of office, $5078, Iiood River, Ore. Filins can be left at
T elephones:
profit to county, $895.07, receip ts of he Bulletin office.
office 1912, $5362.24, expenses of office,
R e s id e n c e 10.41
Office 1241
Ladies, secure your calling cards al |
$4928.80, profit to c o unt}. $533.44 ; r e ­ th e B illet in office. 50 cards for 75c;
ceipts of office 1913, $5097.20, expenses 1U0 cards for $1.
O ffice in B r o iiu a B ld g .
of office $1780.80, profit to county,
$316.40; receipts of office 1914,¡$5315.55,
Live Stock hunted
H o o d R iv er
expenses of office, 4760.20, profit to
t atn in th e m arket for beef, hogs,
county, $555.35.
poultry and a nyth ing in th e m eat line.
Parties desiring to sell w ill do well to I
■l- t - H 1d - l- H - H - H - l - I-I- I-H - H - l - H - I- H - phone Odell 177 or write J. \V. McDon­
Summons
ald, Hood River, Oregon.
mch31
Stands For
ARTHUR & BURT DRUG CO .1
G o to L a w
French Dry Cleaning
Altering and Repairing
J. H . L A W
Dr. H. L. Dumble
is passing through the relief-valve a n i Sen*«*- B* “ n c >'PI*r . » « r.iie Bliz-
j /.aid. Bean Bordeaux, Gala, Myers
the time the nozzles are not using
full capacity of the pump. The engine Way, Field Niagara, and numerous
and the valves a re working the ha rdest others.
Extension Rods—Since the nozzles
when the ope rator is doing the least.
This continued flow of a g r itty liquid, described do not have c a r r y in g power
under high pressure, through the r e ­ sufficient to reach the to ps of high
lief valve, soon " w i r e r u t s " the valve tree s or work a g a in st the wind, it is
and valve seats, so th a t leakage r e ­ requisite t h a t extension rods be used to
sults, and the efficiency of the best get the nozzles close to the p a rts of
the tree to be covered. These rods
pump is reduced.
This c u tting action is lessened in the a re made in various lengths, and of
Crown and sim ilar relief-valves. In­ different m aterials. F i r s t of all they
stead of h a v ir g a valve which fits on should be light, se rviceable, stiff, and
a seat, they have a plunger which nf the required length for the work at
works in a cylinder having a num ber hand. The bamboo has now displaced
In th e C ircuit C ourt o f th e S t a te o f O regon fo r
of port holes through which the sur- the gas pipe and o th e r rods and con­
W asco C ounty.
plus liquid is allowed to pass when the sists of alu m inum or brass tubes r u n ­
Barbara M itch ell, P lain tiff,
vs.
pressure forces the plunger back to a ning through bamboo poles. The bam ­ 4-1 I I I I I I I I I I : I 1 I I I I- M - F - H - K
J a m e s H . M itchell. D e fe n d a n t.
boo
pule
should
be
Becurely
fastened
When you set out an orchard, always
c ertain point.
To J a m e s H. M itch ell, th e a b ove nam ed d e fen d a n t:
In th e nam e o f th e S t a te o f O regon . Y ou a r e
The lls r d ie sj.raycrs arwnnw equipped to the tubing so t h a t it will not slip on m ake a c hart of the a rra n g e m e n t, g iv­
hereby required to app ear am i a n sw e r th e c o m ­
The cla m p ends should ing a place and num ber to each t r e e ;
with a pressure regulator which takes the tubing.
plaint filed a g a in st you in th e ab -ve e n title d o-u rt
and c a u se on or b efore six w e e k s from th e d a te o f
all the load off the engine as toon as take up the stra in ot the dragging then record the num bers, varie ty and
the tirst pub lication o f th is su m m on s, a s h e r e in ­
hose
and
should
be
threaded
on
the
da
te
in
a
hook.
If
yuu
fail
to
do
this,
a
fte r sta te d , and if you fa il to so a p p e a r and a n s ­
the nozzles a re s h u t off. T he Bean
w er said com p lain t or o th e r w ise a p p e a r or plead
tubing,
not
soldered,
so
t
h
a
t
when
a
you
will
know
how
good
a
f
o
r
g
e
t
t
e
r
;
pressure re g u la to r likewise holds a u n ­
thereto, for w a n t th e re o f th e p la in tiff w ill a p p ly
to th e c o u r t for th e r e lie f a s prayed fo r in h ir
iform pressure, and when the nozzles bamboo splits up, they can be a sse m ­ you are when you try to rem em ber
co m p la in t on file w ith th e c lerk o f t h e a b ove e n ­
bled
qn
a
new
bamboo
pole.
where
you
planted
each
kind.
The
in­
title d court in th is cau se, nam ely, for a d e c r ee o f
are shut off. Die engin e instantly works
thin court d isso lv in g th e bonds o f m atrim on y now
Shut Offs—In order to control the formation will he useful in a dozen
free, j u s t as though there was no
e x is t in g betw een p la in tiff and d e fe n d a n t on th e
g r o u n d s o f w illfu l d e se rtio n for a period o f on e
pressure in the air cham ber.
The flow of the liquid th rough the bamboo ways. Take our word th a t it is worth
year, and for su ch other and fu r th e r r e lie f a s to
th e court m ay seem eq u itab le.
King pressure re g u la to r and load con­ poles they should be fitted a t the lower while, and keep the records accurately
T h is su m m on s is served upon you by p u b lication
___
W
O
M
E
N
end
with
a
shut
off
t
h
a
t
is
easy,
quick
and
completely.
troller is a sim ila r device. These all
th e re o f by order o f th e H onorable W . L. B rad­
sh aw . J u d g e of th e C ircu i' C ou rt o f th e S t a te o f
To label trees helps this plan and has
L o v e T h is M a g a z in e
have two sets of valves snd are set in action, and leakless. Leakiest* step
O regon for W asco C ou nty, d ated th e 2tith d ay o f
One of the best
N ovem b er. 1916. and said order d ir e c ts th a t th is
M cCALL S is the Fashion C
Jo anJ H ousc-
betw een the pump and the j.ressure cocks a re listed by all spray m an u ­ other advantages.
su m m on s be pub lish ed on c e a w eek fo r six c o n s e ­
hccpinf H elper of more v.»>
an any other
f
a
ctu
rers
which
are
constructed
along
ways
is
to
cut
heayy
sine
into
strips
tank. The pressure from the tank
m a tu in e ia the « >
Utc i
c u tiv e w e e k s in th e M osier B u lletin , a n e w sp a p er
ot g e n e r a l circu la tio n p u b lish ed w eek ly at M osier.
ever» m onth, also «Jci „htf I • to r e » that enter
acts on a dia|i hram or piston and when sim ilar lines. There are several angle about 10 inches long, two inches wide
ta n. . i special
i
^ . m i cooking, hoi t
in W asco C ou nty. O regon, and th e d a te o f th e first
a
t
the
end
and
coming
to
a
point
a
t
the
offs
made
which
a
tta
c
h
to
the
dressm
aking,
fancy
wo
n,
t
.
,
that
lighten
p u b lication o f th is su m m on s is D ecem b er 3. 1916.
lib i ressure reaches a point higher | , b u *
housework nnd sat e i on
Fr ee, only 5 0c
C. L P E P P E R .
hose
a
t
a
45
degree
angle
and
th
us
off­
other.
a year, with one celebrated M cCall D ress Fat
than t h a t a t which the re g u la to r is
A tto r n e y fo r P la in tiff.
fern F*»EL.
P u t these in vinega r for a few hours
« - J y 13
l h e D a lles. O regon.
set, the diaphra m or piston moves up set the s h a rp bend which causes hose
SEND A POSTAL CARO NOW FOR
1 A FRFFi .«Mnrlet < ; . . f . . m uiATINL or
and closes the valve leading to the to wear out so quickly a few inches to corrode t h e m ; when dry you can
2
A F KFK l ' p> .-f M i A i,l . ....... «4 p a g e F lii.T lU M
w rite on them with ink or with an or­
CAt’ALOGV! . r
air cham ber, allowing the liquid to go from the shut off.
Notice of Sheriffs Sale
3 McC ALL'S «t'Xi.OO Prtg.- tHTe.- t.» Lrxrry CHURCH.
The J a s m in controller sh u ts off by a dinary indelible iead pencil, and the
hack into the tan k , b ut not under p r e s­
N o t ic e Is h e r e b y g i v e n t h a t b y v i r t u e o f a n
• UJrr.a iKpt .V
e x e c u t i o n a n d o r d e r o f s a le is s u e d o u t o f t h e
sure. In other winds the liquid from q u a r te r turn of a wood handle, the m arks will stay on for 20 years. T w ist
Tilt UcCUX CO., 236 t. 246 W 374 St . X ,. I n i. X. (
C ir c u it C o u r t o f t h e s t a l e o f O r e g o n for W a a m
C o u n ty , o n t h e 17th d a y o f I > e c e in b e r , 1916, u p -
the |.ump, when being used through hose hangin g down a t the proper a n ­ the little end of a tag loosely a bout a
T UST.9 PR4.MI* qs
i o n a d e c r e e fo r t h e f o r e c lo s u r e o f a c e r t a i n
The Hardie angle c u t off is limb, and let it hang down. P u t on
the nozzles, passes through the valve gle.
m o rU N g e . w h e n C l i . N lc h o l w s s p l a in t i f f ,
a n d C h a rle a H D a v e n p o r t a n d N e l l i e D a v e n -
into the a ir c ham ber under pressure, ojiened or closed by the slig h te st touch i this tag the v ariety name, the num ber.
p ort. h u s h s n d a n d w ife , a n d B e lie N ic b o l
w e r e d e f e n d a n t « . In f a v o r o f s a id p l a i n t ' f f a n d
but when it ia not used through the on a handle, the m ovement of which is possibly tbe da te planted, the num ber
Mtid d e f e n d a n t s , in t h e s u m o f |x i 0 00
less
than
J
inches.
It
will
stay
open
uf
bushels
harvested
each
year,
d
a
te
of
nozzles, it goes back into the tank
p r in c ip a l, w i t h I n te r e s t th e r e o n at t h e r a te o f
e ig h t per c e n t per a u n urn f r o m t h e 17th d a y
from
the
pressure
and
closes
with
a
blooming,
and
other
useful
data.
As
without any labor having been e x ­
o f J u n e . 1914; ftrrflóOOn a s a tto r n e y s fees; for
«nap where it is also held hy pressure. the limb grows, loosen the loop a little
118 UC c o a ts a n d d i s b u r s e m e n t s a n d a c c r u in g
pended.
CO'I*.
The
New
Friend
double
ball
c
u
t
off
has
or
remove
the
t
a
g
to
a
sm
aller
limb.
The Crown Specialty company has
I wi l l o n t h e 22hd d a v <Jf J a u n s r y . A . D ,
Ikh a t t h e h o u r o f t e n n 'c lo r k 1n t h e f o r e n o o n
anoth er re g u la to r which perm its the a quick deta chable seat, i* quick and I This helps g r e a tly in the successful
o f Mtid d a y . at t h e fr o n t d o o r o f t h e c o a r t
h o u s e in D a lle s C it y . W a r n C o u n ty , O re g o n
ptinq. to deliver only the required positive in action and allows the hose handling of sn orchard. —Ex.
• e ll at p u b lic a u c t io n lo t h e h ig h e s t b id d e r fo r
liquid to supply the nozzles.
It ia to hang naturally.
< m « m in h a n d . Ion» f iv e iV a n d s ix 6) In H o o f s
A d d it io n t o t h e t o w n o f M o sie r , O r e g o n , s i t u ­
Hose and Hose F i t t i n g s - W h e n it
A novel plan of advertising n o r th ­
a tta ch e d to the suction of the pump,
a te d In W txsco t ' o n n t y , O re g o n .
D a te d t h is 18th «lay o f I te c e m b e r . 19lfi
and when the desired pressure is romes to selecting hose leave the m a t ­ western apples was recently i n a u g u r a t ­
d*« J - l
I B Y I CH HI** M A N ,
reached, the suction is closed and the ter in the hands of e x p erts and deal e d by S te inha rdt A Kelly in New York
S h e r i f f o f W a s c o C o u n tv O r e g o n .
r f l A N R 14. D D K, A t t o r n e y fo r P l a in t if f
with
only
the
most
reliable
spray
o
u
t
­
,
city.
This
e
nte
rprising
firm
furnished
pump works a g ain st a vacuum. The
The writer Fas found it ia i M is t apples of the Skookum brand for
valves in the pump hold the pressure fitters.
Notice of Sheriff’s Sale
until the liquid is used and the p r e s- ' easier to hold up pressure with half distrib ution to the congregation of
In th « C irruit C ourt o f th e S t a te o f O regon, for
sure runs down, then the suction ia inch hoae than with th ree q u a r te r ! and Grace M hi. church of th a t city at a
th e C ou n ty o f W soeo.
again opened and the pump resumes be lte te s in buying the very best grade service in which the m in ister preached
U n ited S ta te * Nat«-«1*1 B an k, o f P ortlan d . O regon
of hose on the m a r k e t In the m a tte r on "G od and A p p le s ." The se rmon on
a Corporation o f th e U n ited S ta te * . P lain tiff.
it* work.
« . L ena J Tom pkin* and W A . T om pkins.
of
hose
fittings
experience
has
taught
apples
was
illustrated
by
moving
pic­
There a re a num ber of devices m anu­
D e fe n d unda.
tures
showing
spraying,
picking
and
him
th
a
t
the
Stay
There
hose
fittings,
B i v ir tu e o f an a a e e u tio n . ju d gm en t order, d e-
factured to disconnect the engin* from
cree
and order of «ale d u ly issu e d out o f th e abov«
pul
out
by
the
Hardie
M
anufacturin
g
packing operations. The m in ister said
the pump, when the pressure is high.
e n title d Court in th e above e n title d cauoe. to m«
eomj
any.
have
no
equal
These
are
it
took
faith
to
grow
apples,
as
in
the
directed and d a’ ed th e Slat day o f D ecem ber.
The Champion power sp ra y e r t r a n s ­
upon a ju d g m en t an d d e c r ee ren d er­
ed and enr. red in said Court on the 11th d a y o f
mits the engin e power to the pump by made of heavy brass c as t with an e x ­ beginning they d id n 't am ount to much,
O
otehsT.
l t lS . again at l e r a J T om p k in s and W.
t
r
a
groove
into
which
the
end«
of
the
and told his hearers th a t the same c a r e ­
the mesne of a large g e a r wheel on the
A T om pkin-. d efen d a n t* for th e sum o f ll.M 2.13,
clamp
collara
are
fitted,
m
aking
it
im
­
ful
cultivation
given
apples
m
u
st
be
w ,tn in te r e st thereon at th e ra*e o f « per c e n t per
engine c rank sh a ft, a pitm an and a
ar.num . from Tantxary 14th. 1914, and th e fu r th e r
*um ..f ll**i a tto r n e y ’s f e e s w ith in te r e st ,
bell crank
Tbe extended end of the possible for tbe hose to leak, blow out given to the soul or man cannot t e
rate o f 7 per cen t per annu m , from th e l l t h day of
or
be
pulled
off
the
coupling.
The
sound
and
healthy
spiritually.
pitm an i* connected to a se t of spring*
l r v A T \ T TT » W i n K / M T i X T T / x e s
which hold the pitm an in a normal m an u fa ctu re rs of these fittings should
Apple exporta for the week ending
supply
a
hose
mender
embodying
the
¡Orchards W *«eo C ou nty. O regon.
position under a norm al load. When
N ow . th e re fo r e , by v irtu e a4 m t d e x e cu tio n
Sa turday, December 25, were 15,719
A Y A G A Z IN C
the pressure runs over t h a t set, the same principle.
ju d g m en t, o n le r. d e c r ee and order o f «ole and in
ha
rrele
against
78,542
barrels
the
same
co n fo rm ity w ith th e com m ands o f m id w n t . I w ill
Miscellaneous Accessories — Aside
300
ARTICLES - 3 0 0 ILLUSTRATIONS i ot*
springs are extended and the pitm an
Satu rd ay th e 6th day o f F ebruary. 191«. at 1«
week a ye ar ago.
V T T P i r ' - r - i f d r-f t 8 f W t 'J > P - 'V ' —ui
' o-ci-wk a. m. a t th e fron t door o f th e Co— t j C oart
rocks on center, causin g the pum p to from the above there are a num ber of
‘ tra
V fr.i
-- —
------- ,c s *tk1 Invention. F
H 4«e
in The Dai'ea. » ' u m
C ou n ty. Orw-
a
tta
c
h
m
e
n
ts
upon
the
m
a
r
k
e
t
for
fact!-
j
• th e r a d bon and A ll tn e Fa'ru v. It at-pea
miss a stroke o t tw o till the pressure
iron. se ll at pu b lic a u ction «subject to -ed em p tio n )
Joseph Kuhn
■o« !
- « - - M e n and u ,..-ne
lo th e hi*he*I bidder fur cash m hand, all th e
i t a t n g the wotk of spraying such as
It la th e
goes down.
righ t, tit le and in te r e s t w h ich th e w ith in nam ed
B - - “ ■........ . ........ -
I ! I m . ■
Joseph Kuhn, f a th e r of A r th u r Kuhn,
d e fen d a n ts or e ith e r o f them had on th e 14th d a y
ire conotan* W on the «■$, fc
The Myers a u lo m stic pressure con­ tank fillers, vanoua tools for m erdtng
'
o
f Ja n u a r y . 1914. th e d a te o f th e m ort
f
t
___
|a
a
d
¡
u
U
n
e
i
t
g
a
a
d
n
ig
hose
and
for
m
aking
re
p
airs
on
m
s
;
died last Wednesday morning a t his
troller ia also for uae with pitm an con-
I fa c o c k -e d . or atnee th a t d ate, had in and ta
’W r i t t e n S o Y ou C a n U n d e r s t a n d _
t* e ahov# 4 w r M P rupee!r ne a a ; part t h erauf
‘ »Oe«
flection power pumps. A spring it set rhinery. Am m eter* for t e s tin g bat- home in Champaign. 111., at tne age of
>eeert«w eet
.j
to
«
a t i . f , «aal exarutfcm . .te l a-tien t nettar and SO­
PeactD «1 1
S h o p w r k * ' J e «i « « r« f r va­
for a certain pressure end in the* event terms and hydrom eters f i r tes tin g the 81 year*. He is survived by a wiJow lay « m a so
lga a r p e a d t h e H- -ne
—
-
—
ta
(17
Page*
f
r
t
e
P«»e
aa
spec
fle
g
ra
v
ity
of
spray
solutions
are
L E V I C H B IS M A N .
and seven childten. He was a pioneer I ti r i a • v » I k - t o « . - A r t N t » \ > ' « fc o « t o ib Ut«- W r*.
th at the nostiea a re shut off the spring
S h e r iff of W aaro C ou nty, O rava«,
elegrap» O ctâto. t u r n e e B» 4 »t«. * a . e
No of Champaign, having lived th ere for leos an J » e e T .-'-v
gives and the jo int of tbe e ontm lle r valuable additions to any outfit
H.—t I - - ,r*tre. etc »V-» ,|n a i r
f a ’ert th is l i s t d ay o f D eca-oboe. IM E
. es« k r 1 5* M * haatv, Okn «or ax
•
D a to o f «rat pub lication J a n 7th. IfHL
open, allowing the pump to aland idle equip m ent is complete w ithout a good the past 52 year*.
P t» t u *
• • • « u c o n t i , i» .
D ate o f lost p u M icauan F eh. «tit. 1M«.
and the e ngine to continue running ■ tra in e r and these sj rsv jtai ks s- uld
have a tight l, p If the tree* are tall
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