Mosier bulletin., January 28, 1916, Image 4

NEW ROAD PLANS
ARE FORMULATED
, year to keep a careful memorandum of
C. L. Joy, who has been the foreman ;
I the date when spraying will be done,
o f the M. A A. Shogren orchards for
the weather conditions, the kind of
some time, will leave the Aral o f F'eb­
v l I11 I l-H I I I I I I I I I I I I I I H -Ht
spray materiel and acceaaonea uted,
ruary, and with hi* fam ily will mov*
the amount of spray uaed, the condi­
WOOD FOR SA LE . CHOWN.
to the Dr. David Robinaon ranch. Mr.
The Wasco County Good Roads asto- tion of the trees, and in fact anything
Mr*. U. P. Morden went to The Joy will oparate thia place on aharex
■ elation it hoping to com* to seme that would help to develop tha cost per
; with the owner.
Dalle* Saturday for a xlait.
agreement that wooid be satisfactory develop the tost per box of the spray.
L.
J.
M
errill
went
to
The
Dalles
M n. C. G. Nichol « a * ■ H jod River
to all sections of the county, saya The E. J. T h rift stated that he has kept
Saturday
night,
taking
the
early
train
viaitor Tueeday.
Dalles Optimist, and are now expect­ such a record for the past three years.
Sunday morning for Portland where be
F'or a topic o f discussion for the
llltown now issue* H U N T IN G and spent the day with his parents, Mr. ing to hear from the state railroad
commission at Salem in the near fu­ next meeting, Geo. Mathews moved
F IS H IN G License*.
and Mrs. S. A. Merrill, o f Dea Moines,
ture, when the new bonding plan which that the talk be made on “ Cultiva-
Mr. ami Mra. M errill, who
K. A. AIlinut m and son, Darrell, Iowa,
the chairman‘ then appointed
they have bad under consideration, it tion.”
have been spending the winter in Cali­
spent F'riday in Hood River.
is expected, will be given the eanction C. L. Joy to lead the talk, on account
fornia,
expect
to
spend
two
months
in
Mr. and Mr». J. S. Anderson were
of the state authorities and the bond of hia success in this work.
Seattle, where their son, Fxigar, i* in
visitors Sunday in Hood River.
i»aue will be put to vote.
busineas.
Last call for heavy rubbers. See
Ih e association has been in commun­
The Moaier Scouts basket hall team ication with the state highway com­
what cash will do this week. Strauss.
went down to defeat here Saturday mission for some time and a new plan
C. J. Ljttlepage was in The Dalles
when the Hood River Scouts won fiom has been formulated for bonding to
or. business Monday.
them 28-14. The local boys have been build the roads in the county which
Fred Dimer »pent Sunday In Hood practising hard and w ill go to Hood
The following i* an article that
will be ready for publicity a* soon as
River.
River Saturday for a return game. it is passed upon by the commission, appeared in a recent issue o f the Daily
Dr. David Robinson was in Hood The Moaier line-up follow s:
Paul which is expected in the immediate Produce News and which waa read by
R iver on business Monday morning.
Hailey, center; Orval Bailey, left for­ future. By this plan the limit for R. D. Chatfleld, manager of the Moaier
Stock Tonie and Poultry Remedies ward; Carroll Cole, right forward; bonding will not be touched.
Fruit Growers aaacoiation,
at the
Harry Wilson, right guard; and Roland
at Chown’#.
A fte r the meeting in Dufur held meeting last Saturday o f the Moaier
Hans Kollandarud went to Portland Depee, le ft guard.
January 16 when the residents from Horticultural society:
Mr. and Mra. Hugo E. Birkner and there stood pat for the bond issue and
Wednesday on a business trip.
Reports from different parta o f the
Mlsa Olive Fisher was a Saturday two little children, Alice Louise and the completion o f the Dallea-California West during the past season indicate
1 Hugo, Jr., le ft Saturday morning for highway from the north o f the county that apple scab has been unusually
visitor in The Dalles.
Portland where they will make their to the south county line at a coat of severe in many sections.
The loss due
Chas. T. Bennett was a Monday
home for the present.
Mr. Birkner $200,000 regardless of any other roads to thia disease alone will probably
morning visitor in Hood River.
returned Sunday night and has been in the county, presenting resolutions amount thia year in rough estimate to
More cold weather is coming. Buy packing up the household goods. He
to that effect and making the assertion over $300,000 in Oregon. In many an
blankets and comforts now at Strauss.’
is not certain regarding his future that the residents o f Wasco county unaprayed orchard there could not be
Arthur Kuhn returned Wednesday plans but is considering several propo­ south of Eight Mile psy 60 per cent of found a single scab-free fruit this
front a short business trip to Portland. sitions. He staled that he expects to the county taxes, President J. L. Kelly year, and even in orchards where the
Mr. anu Mrs. j . R. Wiicox spent return to Mosier occasioniy to look of the association looked op the records owners did spray there was often a
after property interests.
Monday in Hood River.
and the current tax rolla and registra­ serious high percentage uf scab, suffi­
tion lists were gone over with the re­ cient in some cases to remove all trace
Chown will be well supplied with all
sult o f finding the following totals: of profit from the ledger. For several
Sprayer supplies that you may need
The assessed valuation of^thc districts years the college has been conducting
in the Spring.
south
o f F'ight Mile creek is $8,193,- investigations on the control of apple
M. J. Oliphant waa a visitor Satur­
766.72, while the assessed valuation of scab and at the same time has been
day night in The Dalles, returning
Ihe district north of Eight Mile ia watching the work done by practical
Sunday morning.
The following ia the program fur the $9,304,981.60, the valuation north of growers in thia direction. From the
Mr*. E. M. Strauss and three chil­
local teacher*’ institute which will be Flight Mile exceeding that south by results of these investigations and
dren, Ferdinand, Dorothy and Harriet,
more than a million dollars or $1,171,- observations the conclusion is forced
! held on Saturday, January lift:
were in Hood River Monday afternoon.
126.88. In the m atter of the number upon ua that no matter how had the
F’orenoon
Salted peanuts, walnuts and ulmond
uf voters in the two sections, the year may be for this disease, the intel­
9:30
Opening
Song
and
Invocation.
nuts from The Nut House, fresh at
southern part o f the county that ligent application o f our present
9:40 Address, Rev. B. A. Warren.
Strausp.’ "O h. how good.”
claimed by the dissenters, has 1766 knowledge will result in satisfactory
10:10 Address, A Common Task,
Mrs. E. FI Amsden and her »inter.
voters while the north half has more control.
Corrino
A
Metz.
Mr*. G. P. Christie, spent Ssturdsy in
than twice as many or 3714, exceeding
So much has been written and said
10:30 Recess.
Hood River.
on the subject o f apple scab that there
the south by 1968.
10:40 The Teaching o f Technical
This supports the contention of the is no need o f describing the disease in
Hans Kollandarud went to Bluylork,
Grammar in the Grades, Supt. Irvin
north end of the county, and is in ad­ detail. You will understand that the
Or., Saturday morning where he pur­
B. Warner.
verse o f Dufur’s contentions. Local parasitic fungus which causes it lives
chased three horses.
11:26 The Hot Lunch in the. One-
good road enthusiasts are eargerly through the winter in tne dead tissues
Thomas llenningsen, o f the Green­ Koom School, Lucy Crawford.
awaiting further developments.
o f the fallen apple leaves, and that in
wood district, went on a business visit
Afternoon
the early spring a crop o f spores is
to The Dulles last week.
I :30 Opening Song and Invocation.
matured which are shot forcibly out
W. W. Winegar returned F'riday
of these old leaves and then caught by
1 :45 The Teaching o f the Funda­
from The Dalles where lie had been
the lightest air currents, are carried to
mentals in Arithmetic, Supt. F'. FI.
visiting.
Amsden.
the newly developed foliage and fruit,
All sorts of electrical appliances lur
2:30 (Question Box. W rite on a slip
causing on them the first scab infec­
sale, including electric light globes, at o f paper any i|ueations you wish an­
tions o f the season. It was for a long
the drug store.
tf
swered and drop it into the <|Ue«tion
A ll of the growers present at the time thought that this crop of spores
C. J. Litllepsge returned Sunday box.
meeting o f the Mosier Horticultural did not mature until about the time
night after a business trip uf several
3:16 Industrial Club Work and the society expressed themselves in favor the blossoms open and that infection
daya to Portland and Salem.
Moaier F'air, Dr. David Robinson.
o f using the lime and suplhur spray. could not occur earlier. In Oregon,
3:46 The Profession o f Home Mak­ Considerable dissatisfaction was shown however, we have found that at least
Mrs. E. A. Varnell returned yester­
regarding the results obtained the past in some seasons these spores may be
day to her home in Portland after a ing, Margaret Osburn.
year with the soluble sulphur spray, mature approximately a month before
visit at the home nf Mr. and Mrs. .1. P.
Evening
the blossoms open. Under such cir­
Carroll.
7 :30 Constructive Moral Flducation, and not a one o f the members o f the
society expressed himself in favor of cumstances if the weather conditions
Dr. M. E. Welch, vetinary surgeon Supt. Irvin B. Warner.
are favorable infections may occur
nf tluod River, was called here F'riday
H:I0 The Boy Scout
Movement, this spray.
J. M. Carroll acted as chairman of before the cluster buds are fully
on account o f a sick cow. the property Rev. B. A. Warren.
opened, often a considerable time pre­
o f T. H. Gordon.
The forenoon and afternoon sessions the meeting and led the talks on
spraying. He stated that {many who vious to blossoming. These first in­
Clam soup for these cold nights will be held at the high school, while
had used arsenate of lead separate fections will develop into typical scab
makes an ideal dish, and if it ia P io­ the evening session will be given in
from the other spray9 h»d not ob­ 9 pots on the young leaves and bower
neer clam auup from Strauss, it ’s e x ­ the Immanuel church.
tained very satisfactory results, re­ parts and in a week or te o there will
tra hue. Try it.
ceived infect ons through the calyx and be a new crop o f spores produced in
Local Citizens on Drawn Jury List
A meeting of the directors o f the
side of the apple to the amount of these spots which, as you are aware,
Mosior
Valley Telephone company
Chas. T. Bennett has been re-ap­ about 26 per cent. " I have talked usually result in an exceedingly rapid
w ill be held on Tuesday, F'ebruary 1.
pointed read supervisor o f RoaU Dis­ with people who mixed the arsenate spread of the disease in the orchard,
Flection uf officers will be held.
trict No. 10 at Moaier by the county n t lead with the lime and sulphur in attacking fru it and foliage alike.
The Moaier basketball team leave* court at its last meeting. The follow ­ the calyx spray and ohtained success,
There is now no longer any doubt
here F'riday noon, driving to Odell ing Mosier taxpayers have been placed keeping out nearly ail the worms and regarding the natural conditions which
where they will contest with the Odell on the drawn list o f jurors for the cir­ keeping the esah down to six per cent, make possible the spread o f the dis­
team.
cuit court for the years 1916 and 1917: the amount varying from two to six ease. Moisture is absolutely necessary
J. (). Beldin, J. T. Davenport. Lean- per cent according to varieties. The for the germination o f the spore9 and
Nearly everything is advancing in
price. Buy now all you can and can dcr Evans, Geo. C. F'.vans, C. J. Fred­ worm infections were small, and be­ those climatic conditions which enable
use soon and save money. A word to rickson, Samuel F'isher, J. N. Mosier, lieve that we could make a success the dew, rain or fog to remain upon
the leaves or fruit for a considerable
the wise is enough. Strauss.
C. A. McCargar, T. J. McClure, C. A. here.
"1 have bail considerable success number of hours in succession make it
Mr*. J. 8. MeCown and Miss Tsylor Root. J. P. Ross, H. It. Smith, F'. A,
for codling possible, where spores are present, for
have returned to their home* in The Shogren. H. M Scearce, U. FL Wilson with arsenate nf lean
moth.”
said Geo. Chamberlain.
” 1 those spores to sprout and send their
Dalles after spending several days and V. C. Young.
The follow ing named persons were used the calyx spray in June; although delicate germ lubes through the cuti­
with Mr. and Mra. C. H. Dunsmnre.
appointed judges and clerks o f elec­ did not spray for scab, I had less than cle, after which the infections will
Bishop R. L. Paddock, o f the Fhtsl- i
tions in the Moaier precinct for the «■ne per cent of wormy apples. In the take care of themselves. Anything
ern Oregon diocese will preach the
yeara 1916 and 1917 to serve as such at calyx spray uaed five pounds of the at- that promotes rapid drying of foliage
Sunduy morning service at J1 :l.*> at
all general and special elections held in senate of lead to the fifty gallons of tends to prevent infection. Wind and
the Immanuel church. A ll are invited
the said precinct ordered by the state water under 100 pound* pressure; for sunshine, even though interspersed
to hear him.
of Oregon or by Wasco county during the spray on June 1, 1 used three with showers, are unfavorable to the
J. II. Hickman, an old time friend »aid time.
disease, while cloudy or misty weathei
pounds to fifty gallons.”
of Mr*. F'. A. Shogren and family,
Geo. Carroll stated that when the with little wind, even though there
DayJ Board—Geo. Wood, chairman,
stopped off Monday night (or a short
J. N. Mosier, judge; G. L. Carroll, calyx was closed, it ought to be a good be practically no rain, makes possible
visit, while en route to his home in
tirst clerk ; J. T. Davenport, clerk ; W time to »pray with lime-sulphur. J. M. abundant spore germination.
Portland
Years ago. before the nature of this
Carroll stateil, however, that it leaves
Cook, clerk.
W. J. Wollam, of Hood River, and
Night Hoard — W, A. Husbands, too long s time, as twenty daya will disease waa yet fully understood, an
his brother, G. H. Wollam, who has chairman; C. J. I.ittlepage, judge; have elapsed before spraying with a effort was made to find some means by
oeen visiting him, Iroin Alberta, Can. Chas. Bennett, first clerk; J. FI. Cole, fungicide. " I f the spray ia put on in which it might be prevented.
Bor­
»da, came Saturday for a visit with clerk; P. I.. Arthur, clerk.
the dormant sta g e,'' he continued, " i t deaux mixture had been found o f such
Mr. and Mrs. J. P. Carroll.
should also he put on in the semi dor- value in connection with certain other
mnat amt then in the pink. ” Later plant diseases that it was naturally
Mr*. F. A. Shogren returned Satur
Wins Frizes on lorn
you can catch the egg* o f the aphis. I one of the first materials tried out as
day night from a few day*' visit to
Two tirst premiums have
beer
alwava wait until nearly the semi-dor­ a spray for the rontrol of this malady.
Portland. She was accompanied by
swarded on corn grown by C . J. Little-
mant period before putting on the As long as twenty or twenty-live years
her sister-in low. Miss Ann Shsgren,
page on his farm in the Grandview dia
ago in the eastern part o f this country
dormant srpay.”
who is spending s few dsya on her
trict. The tirst premium was awarded
isnch.
A fte r a query hy John Ross regard­ Bordeaux mixture was shown to be
to Mr. Littlepagr on the best bushel of
Miss Melvine Marco tie left yester- corn exhibited at The Dalle* in the ().- ing the danger o f the semi-dormant decidedly beneffcisl, and the large
ilay afternoon for her home in Portland W. R. A N. corn show, and he was spray burning the little stems and number of test* carried out since that
after visiting with her father nn Al- also awarded tirst premium at the fruit buds, the chairman replied: “ In time all over the Unitea States leave
morita ranch, Shr will enroll as a Walls W all* corn show for the heat talking with F!. H. Shepard, of tlood no doubt as to its efficiency for scab
student in the Rehnke.Walker flusters» two acres o f non-irngated Dent corn River, editor o f Retter|Fruil. he stated control in the mind of any ore familar
that he had received no damage from with the resolts. There was, however,
college the drat of the month.
grown by dry farming methods. He
spraying 1-21' in the pink. Where the one drawback in connection with Bor­
Rev. F'redric J. Stoetiel rame up was the recipient o ( a prise offered by
bloom had bursted, he used 1-26 with deaux mixture wherever used, namely,
Tuesday night from Kalama. Wash., the Mitchell, l ewis A Stsver Co., of
no had results. The leave* were pro­ the tendency under certain conditions
and with his father and mother, Mr. Portland and Spokane, which consisted
tected and no damage was dona to the to cause russeting of the apple fruit.
anil Mr* Henry Stootrel. le ft yester­ o f a Kramer rotary harrow attach- !
attma.
The young fruit is easily It waa thought at first the mixture
day morning for that place to make meet.
burned, and Bordeaux mixture russets was being used too strong, but experi­
their home
ments demonstrated the fact that in­
in the pink mors readily.
Wostet Valiev Hank Heels
Say, you men, I am now ready to
Mr. Carroll atalrd that the associa­ jury would occur when weak dilutions
sell those pajamas and warm flannel
At the animal meeting o l the stock j tion would cairy a supply of Bautr.e were used and it was found that this
night gowns that rame in an extra lot holder* o f the Mosier Valiev hank the i hydrometers so that every man would could not he prevented hy any change
and in order not to carry them over I following
directors
were
electtd: tie able to test the Hme-aulphur before in proportion* o f the ingredients. It
offer t1.1t pajamas for I I . l t ; $1.60 J N. Moeier. I.. J Merrill. J. P. Car i using it in hi* spray.
was found that this injurious effect
gown* for I I ; anil t l . t t gowns for 90c, roll, J. M. Carroll, Fred F'.vans and j
For aphis Geo. Malhew* state«! that was pre.ent only in fruit sprayed when
all aiaes for small, also extra large J. M Kllitott
The following officer» he uaed 3-8 o f a pint of Black Leaf young, ard it is now further understood
men
See Strauss at once shout It.
were then elected by the directors
• '♦ O f for aphis to 6ft gallons o f water that moist weather following the appli­
J. N. Mosier preament; J. P Carroll, which he mixed with the lime -sulphur cation o f Bordeaux mixture provides
Dun««- A. Craig, auggestlre thrrspru
tii1 positioner, of The l*all«-». will be at vice president; and I.. J. Merrill, This spray ha* met with favor amorg the moat favorable rondition* for the
file home -if J. T. Ihivenpon for the caahier.
all the growers
Regarding Ihe brand appearance o f ru«*eting.
next three week«
Per*««oa -foriring
Pr. Robinson retired as s member of I o f arsenat* of lead which Ihe associa­
(Continued Next Week)
treatment may call there lor appoint­ the hoard of director* and at the nest 1 tion used the growers showed no spec­
ments. l**gge»tive Therapeutic* t* to monthly meeting hi* sueeessor will ial preferor.es, but left th* matter up
Live Slock Wanted
»»stem of Im-ntwl treatment which re probably he chosen.
to tho board of directors, who later
I
am
io
the market tor beef, hog*.
•t»wa normal activity to the tissue»,
purehaased from A. V. Higgins, a rep­
'-'nltry and anything in the meat line
organa ami neils <f the hninsn body
Let us Uuisli your tilms. bam* mat lie resentative of the Sherwin-Williams
‘arti«*a desiring to sell will do well to,
iwlil* fever and puiiemonia. Ovarian h it at the Bulletin office. Hhwnni ,V Cm, who wa* present
ph-me Odell 17< or write J W Me I ton-
Iron hie» treated saceesatullv
ij*
I Ganlteld
*M
H m t River. Ungun
ucLol
Il-e4 River
Fxsry grower we* urged luring th*
r»< 11» n 11111 h i m n
+
m - h
B K lfc F L O C A L M E N T I O N
*
I
APPLE SCAB, METH­
ODS OF FIGHTING IT
WILL HOLD LOCAL
INSTITUTE SATURDAY
LIME-SULPHUR IS
FAVORED BY (¡ROWERS
I
WRITER ADVANCES
MARKETING VIEWS
M00IL2 H P U W T IM .
PERFECTLY
In the Portland Fruit and Product
SIMPLE
Marketer we read with interest a n 1
article written by A H Harris, o f the
SIMPLY
Portland Telegram.
Mr. Harris has
PERFECT.
viaited moat of the Northwestern fruit
districts in the past year
His advice i
ie timely and sane. We g ive below ex- \
cerpta from his suggestion*:
New Home Users are Quality Choosers
Mr. Harris saya: It has remained
f or the fruit grower to maintain the (
ror^s.i. w E. C h o w n
consignment abuse long after other
wise producers on the land have killed I
T h e N e w H om e S ew in g Mach. C o.
off the consignment shark. It haa be- ;
¿«4 ra tifie Bldg., San Frane iato. C il.
come part o f the fruit game in the !
Northwest to brag about great market
places and stand off the banker who j
D A V I D R O B IN S O N , M. D.
loaned money to cover marketing e x ­
penses.
With the most perishable
Physician and Surgeon
goods produced, the fruit grower con- j
senta to delivery o f his produce in a
M o s ie r
-
-
O regon
far away city, among atrangera whose
one'purpose ia to the consigned com­
modities.
He demands that all hia fruit be sold,
Also excellent for
DERBY & S T E A R N S
when be would be money ahead to
grown-ups
market only good fruit and allow culls
Man«? Bne-k t f not S a t ia M
and inferior grades to go to the rider
L a w y e r s
mill or to rot in the orchard.
He
sometimes pays fancy salaries to his
H O O D R IV E R . O R E G O N
employees and then ties their hands by
lack of equipment and funds and by
rules and regulations until they cannot
perform the highest and best service.
And, finally, the small grower must
DR. C. H. J E N K I N S
[Communications and copy fo r adver­
have ready money, and hence forces
his crop on the market when demoral­ tisements must be in this office by Wed­
DENTIST
izing conditions are being crystallized nesday to insure publication name week.)
by other men who do foolish things
HOOD R IV E R . OREGON
Hot Point Electric Iron* at the drug
like himself.
Office Phone 1081. Res. Phone 333
I f cooperative selling iz to be per­ store, now $3.110.
tf
manent and profitable among Oregon
horticulturists, a comprehensive plan
Outers, Pad» and Rubber Stumps of
must be adopted, in my opinion. O ver­ every description at th i» office.
head expense is too heavy in many
cases, under methods now employed,
I.ndies. secure your calling cards at
and results are not satisfactory to the
growers. On the whole, net prices re­ the B diet in office. 90 card* for 75c;
---- for
■
ceived year after year, are low, except 1(H) cards for $1.
in cases where large growers make the
No
trc*sptis«ing
and
no
limiting
signs
most o f market conditions. The small
grower sells direct, too often, in order at this office.
to get quick money and to avoid settle­
ments with commission houses which ,
Phone 1124
have made fortunes through question­
able methods. Then, cooperative Bel­ C o m m e rcial C lu b M e e tin g
ling is best for the large grower, while 1
the 9inall producer more or less demor­
The regular business meeting ’
alizes the market for the entire output.
H oo d R iv e r
A cooperative scheme which does not o f the Mosier Commercial Club' Prop rietor
properly care for the small producer is
a failure, unless the plan is working to is held on ihe tirst Monday o f ;
centralize the control of orchard pro­ each month.
ducts.
E. \V. D a v i d h i z a r , Pres.
I have made a diligent effort to
gather facts as to the acreage o f or­
D r . D avid R obinso n , Sec.
chards and fruit tracts in Oregon, hut
the best information available is a
Physician and Surgeon
guess. In few counties of the state,
only, can the area o f cultivated land he
gotten from assessment rolls, while the
rule is to assess land as "tilla b le ” —
Teleph ones:
whatever tho term means —and ” non-
Residence 1031
O ffic e 1241
tillable” and "tim b er
lands.”
No
attempt has been made, ordinarily, by
Every voter in the state o f Oregon
assessors to gather facts as to the must re-register before the close of
acreage o f apples, pears,
peaches,
O ffic e in B r o x iu i B ld g .
prunes, or any other fruit. A ll the business, April 19, 1916, if he wishes
estimates made in the Oregon Almanac j to vote at the Primary election to be
H o o d R iv e r
and in boosting literature seem to be held May 19, 1916.
based on assumption, and assumption
F'ailnre to re register before April
which serves the end sought. Growers
should at once gather accurate infor- 19, will preclude him from voting at
mation on acreage and condition of that election.
Notice of Sheriffs Sale
orchards and preserve and facts for the
And since one uf the first duties ot
In the Circuit Court o f the State o f Oregon, fo r
exclusive use of cooperative selling good citizenship is to vote, it behooves the County o f Waaco.
agencies.
United States National Bank, o f Portland, Oregon
While visiting scores o f towns in every voter o f Mosier to have hia name , a corporation o f the United States, Plaintiff.
vs. Lena J. Tompkins and W. A. Tompkins,
Oregon I was struck hy the absence of appear in the new register.
v Defendanda.
apples on the markets and by the mis­
Therefore, R E G IS TE R N O W ' and
By virtue o f an execution, judgm ent order, de­
erable parks and displays where apples remember, no previous registrations cree
and order o f sale, duly issued out o f the above
were offered for sale. The neglect of
entitled Court in the above entitled cause, to me
count.
directed
and dated the 31nt day o f December.
local markets seems to be complete,
1915, upon a judgment and decree render­
To date Registrar P. L. Arthur re­ ed
outside o f Portland, where a few
and entered in aaid Court on the 11th day o f
stores maintain admirable displays of ports that only 22 citizens have regis­ Ootober, 1915, againnt Lena J. Tompkins and W.
A. Tompkina. defendants for the sum o f 11,9(12,31,
fresh fruits and exercise salesmanship tered.
w ith interest thereon at the rate o f 6 per cent per
in their disposal. In many towns only i
annum, from January 14th, 1914. and the further
inferior fruit was on sale and frequent­
sum o f $1HU attorney’s fees with interest at the
rate o f 7 per cent per annum, from the 11th day o f
ly it was "shopworn” and even dis- j
First National Board Elects
October. 1915, and the ‘ ‘oHts o f and upon this w rit
gusting. Oregon, as a field for the
commanding me to make sale o f the follow ing de-
A t a meeting held last Saturday, the ••ribed real property, to w it: Ix>t 40 "M osier View
sale of Oregon fruit, is being neglected
while returns from Eastern markets hoard of directors of the First Nation­ Orchard-*". Wasco County. Oregon.
Now. therefore, by virtue o f said execution
are discouraging if not disastrous in i al Bank of Hood River elected the judgment,
order, decree and order o f sale, and in
many cases.
conformity with the commands o f said w rit. I w ill
In Oregon, outside of Portland there following officers: A. D. Moe, pres.; on Saturday the f»th day o f February. 1916. at 10
a. in. at the front door o f the County Court
are approximately 17uO hotels and res­ C. Dethman, vice president; E. O. o’clock
House, in The Dalles, Wasco County, O re­
taurants, where meals are served the Blanchar, cashier; and V. C. Brock gon. sell at public auction (subject to redemption)
public. In Portland there are approx- and C. D. Hinrichs, assistant cashiers. to the highest bidder for cash in hand, all the
right, title and interest which the within named
niately 700 hotels, grills, restaurants
defendants or either o f them had on the 14th day
and dining rooms. I have visited more Ed. B. Winter was reappointed paying o f January. 1914. the date o f the mort*
than 100 eating places in Oregon re­ te lle r; ard Kay W. Sinclair and L. M. gage foreclosed, or since that date, had in and to
above described property or any part thereof
cently, and only in a few was 1 able to Baldwin, bookkeepers. The former has the
to satisfy said execution, judgment order and de­
get service of apples or other Oregon charge of the collections department.
cree. including coats and accruing costs.
Mr. Moe, formerly vice president,
fruit from the ordinary menu caid.
L F V I CH R1SM AN.
Sheriff of Wasco County. Oregon.
On the bills o f grills and restaurane ! succeeds F. S. Stanley, of Portland, as
oranges and banaiwis and tinned pine- j president. Mr. Stanley, who has been > DatiHl this 31st day o f December. 1916.
Date o f tirst publication Jan. 7th. 1916.
apples are featured, and during he president of the institution since 1906,
Date o f last publication Feb. 4th. 1916.
season the Oregon strawberry, hut j was nominated for the office this year
there is no effo rt to encourage the con- j but declined, stating that he consul- l
sumption o f the Oregon apple or the ered it more to the interest of the bank
W. A. HUSBANDS
Oregon pear. Even at Hood River and that a local man till the presidency. ‘
at Medford the restaurant and grill He will remain a member o f the board
Blacksmith
service does not include apples, except, of directors and will continue as an
perhaps, occasionally as baked and fre ­ active worker for the interests of the '
Hois** Shoeing and General
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quently as pie in competition with a bank.
dozen other standard varietieaof pie.
Repair Work.
Watching
7,000,000
young
salmon
fry
1 doubt, seriously, i f Oregon or­
during
the
extreme
cold
weather
re­
M
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s
i
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r
.
-
-
O regon
chards now produce more fruit than
could be consumed within the state, cently was the task of men at the
States Government Salmon
with due consideration for the health United
Past Due memory refreshing stamps
of the people and the loyal patronage hatchery at lluod, Wash. The little have been aiMeJ to our ready made
fish
were
brought through the cold in
o f Oregon industries.
stock. They are neat in appearance
The average fruit glow er does not good condition, according to Aaron and the wording is to the point. For
fully realize that when he becomes a Larson, a member of the hatchery « » > at this office.
salesman he must protect hia custom­ force who was io the city last week.
The Hood hatchery iias already dis­
ers in their several fields and make
good on supply and quality of goods tributed 22.000,000 salmon fry this sea­
son.
needed by each customer. The shipper
who does spasmodic business, whether
Subsciib* for Tho Bulletin.
in wheat or whetstone, must fail in
the face of modern competition.
Men who are supplying large quanti­
ties of fruit for consumption should.be ,
able to get supplies from the same con­
cern, under the same rules and regula­
tions. season after season. And. as ,
much of the success in business de
pends on personality and acquaintance
charge in management should not be
frequent. In Oiegon selling agencies
have trained too many men. Efficient
enterprises are seldom new enter­
prises; efficient men are those who
have had adequate training and not a
L o v e T h is M ag a z in e
little experience.
McCALL’S it the Fash o« <• d« and Houie-
During the opening o f the apple
k;rp;3g Hc’ prr of «n- ? »o r -
th an anv other
season little mention was made in any
n-atas.n« in the world. A l :►*: Mar t
Portland daily except in market quota­
ev-r» month; a to d.dightf. 1 ' ’ .rie ■ rhu ent?-«
u it. -id special depprtmenu m cook tag, hon e
tion* and in the advertisements o f Ben j
dressmaking. f«ocv *o .k , tu ., that 1 chten
Selling, grocer
And in market quota- 1
houtewprfc. «nd save » n o-«
Fr ce.
5 fc
tions. Washington apple* g e l mention
• . ( I f . with one vc cbr.tcvi .v.cCa I Drt*s F «t
rent F*>EE.
as freely as do the Oregon product.
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poultry, oranges,
pineapples,
but 300 ARTICLES - 300 ILLUSTRATION«:
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blessed little spoce is given to urging 1 /TFp informed of the Wor’d'g Priv-rr-w
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the purchase o f apple*, pears, grapes Father «Td Son and All the -rr u f . It
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or any Oregon fruit. Read the reports laalidaw i Old and Young- Men iM w B
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hi* J iutrrwt b ( i
waa made o f the apple, prune, grape
or pear
Much apace i* given to men- ! w r i t t e n S o You Can U n derstand It
Arthur Pharmacy
Classified Ads.
G o to L a w
French Dry Cleaning
Altering and Repairing
J. H . L A W
Dr. H. L. Dumble
EVERY VOTER SHOULlT
REGISTER AT ONCE
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l k > ff M e « * « D a M M m r ■ t
tion of corn, grain. Fops
Ami, during P i ax* t l Hi nr« fr»r » .09 W ra • - 4 > « i*« f. r tfc-
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the progress of the show, the pine­
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apple was given '.20 inches of display
•ad 1« l«*r|i f\ « 1 ■ »:: * } - •«. bo
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advertising in the Oregonian. I f you
w*t 10 na tor t
have net perused the daily papers for « I SO F f« T U «
••Mute c o w tf 1 »-
material on apple day, October 20, you
should do *■>. Search for illuminating !
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