Mosier bulletin., April 14, 1916, Image 1

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VOL. VIII
The Right Start
for a New Home
MOSIER, WASCO COUNTY, OREGON, FRIDAY, APRIL 14, 1916.
TUESDAY, APRIL 18,
CITY CLEAN-UP DAY
Received from county treasurer
179.85
eine« Jan. 1
OREGON GROWERS
URGED TO ACT
No: 0
to the party ordering them, at lera! ratea, and
paid fo r before affidavits are furnished.
» ■II I I I I I I I H - H I I H -H - H - P K H 1! ■I,|I M i l I 1 H l - h-l-l- l- l- H - H - l- l- H -P
Nichol & Company
$295.32
Paid out by treaeurer since Jan.
1, warrants, $83.66
Oregon apple growers will be encour-
N eat Tueeday tbe city of Mosier will
Interest,
$6.36
$90.02 aged to participate in the federal co­
put on a new dreae, for at the meeting
operative, i f funds for a campaign can
¡,
n Unk ¿ £ 5
is to get the right plan—a plan that includes your ideas o f the city council on Wednesday night Qn b, nd
be secured, it was stated last week by
tb.e
day
sraa
set
ae.de
for
the
annual
w
.
rranU
issued
too
the
Oregonian. It is estimated that ,
o f attractiveness, comfort and convenience.
approximately $4500 will be required i
clean-up and beautifying o f the city.
j an.
$3,438.84
for this purpose. A part o f the sum 1
O f course the real problem is to find that particular In order to facilitate the work on this Warrants issued
can be procured from the Agricultural j
day when every citizen w ill be obliged
<>nce Jan.
1, 245.98
plan and that’s where
college, it la believed.
to assist in tbe work o f hauling and .j.ota| warranta
The Chamber of Commerce will be
asked to contribute some, but members j
burning trash and rubhisb.
Mayor
issued.
$3 684.82
o
f
the chamber present expressed doubt [
Edgar A. Race has stipulated that cit- Warrants paid,
whether money could be voted from its
helps. Our plan books contain so many practical home izen
___ _____
_____ from
__ their i _ t0 Jan. 1. $1,723.72
should put ___
rubbish
I treasury for this purpose. The propos­
designs and plans that they haven’ t yet failed to meet y"arda Tnto th e"V trJet7 »nd the~n Take W*r,rint,* p*,id
al will be presented to the chamber di­
86.66
the demands made upon them.
into g convenient pile in front o f theii
rectors.
Present at a Portland meeting were
$1,807.38
Our architect designs any o f these homes to suit Pr°Per,y- Th,B should be done on the
representatives of various interests
day preceding Clean-Up day, so that
you and we tell you the cost o f all material.
Warrants outat'nd'g April 12, $1,877.44 have been active in promoting tbe hor­
the work of hauling and burning may
ticultural development o f the state.
Amount owing by City, lees
This service is yours for the asking. Spring is com- not be hindered on that day. Teams
■M"M 1 I I 4-1 I I I 1 1*1 1 I f I I I l"l"H "l-l-l-l-M ■!"!
cash in bank,
-
-
$1,672.14 H. W. Kerr, one o f the government in­ ■ M -H -H -l-l-H -l I I 1 I1 i ■!
vestigators, explained the pun that
ing fast. Building will soon begin. Get in early so you will be hired by the city, to haul away
the federal bureau baa mapped out. In
can get your home completed early.
the trash. Merchants are requested to
general, this plan aima to provide a
close their stores between the hours of
stabilized market, but does not pur­
More about the "S ilo” next week.
pose to tlx prices.
9-11 a. m. and 1-3 p. m.
Edward Cookingham. Henry L. Cor­
Last year 69 loads of trash was
See us for screen doors, screen sash, made to order.
bett, A . P. Uateham, and others who
hauled away by twe hired teams and
A fte r today but three days remain have given the project careful study
We carry a large assortment in both amber and smoked
two teams which had been donated.
1 endorsed it enthusiastically.
in
which to register for the primaries | Frof
Hc(>tor MacPheraon. o f the
SEE J. S. A N D E RSO N A T
Work commenced at 7 o ’clock in the
lenses. Tortoise Shell still holds the popular fancy and we
i
morning and continued until evening.
than 60 per cent of tbe votera o f tbe plained the plan and urged ita adop­
are showing a number o f styles in these mountings.
With the tourist travel soon to com-
county have registered so far. Thete ■ tion.
ence it is im perative that the city be
It was pointed out, however, that the
We invite your inspection while our stock is complete.
are many voters in Mosier who have growers in Oregon, particularly in the
in readiness to greet the visitors in
M o sier, O re g o n
not registered yet, and in those three Willamette valley, have been slow to
| clean and sanitary condition.
remaining days it is their duty aa citi- <ake advantage o f the scheme; that in
When the drayman makes his rounds
zena to make preparations to vote. fact they are not informed on it al all.
each month, he stated that some o f the
Growers in Washington and Idaho, it
Following is the total vote in Mosier was explained, have joined the enter­
citizens expect him to go to their
precinct to yesterday morning:
prise almost without exception.
places and pick up and put in barrels,
E X P E R T S W IS S W A T C H R E P A IR IN G
I f the Oregon growers are to share I
Republicans, men 70, women 32;
| boxes or sacks all cans and other
in
the benefits of the government's ser­
Democrat, men 31, women 11 ; Pro­
refuse to be hauled sway. The council
vices. said several of the speakers,they !
gressive, men 2, women 1; Prohibition, mutt be informed on the plan
They
decreed that it is not the duty o f the
This bank aims to afford service equal to that given by
men 2, women 8; Socialist, men 4 ; must be educated, and it ia for the pur
drayman
to
take
anything
except
what
banks in larger places. W e have a fireproof vault with safe
pose of conducting thia campaign of
Independent, men 2, women 1.
has been placed in barrels, sacks,
deposit boxes; we sell foreign and domestic drafts and tra­
Up to Saturday night, April 8, 1916, education that funds are to be sought.
boxes or other receptacles and placed
vellers’ checks: we pay interest on time deposits, all in addi­
the total registration for the county
alongside the road in the front or rear
Cherry Prospects Good
tion to conducting a general commercial banking business.
was 3019, aa follow s: Republicans,
; o f their property. This does not in­
Suits to be cleaned, pressed and repaired may be left
Prospects are bright in Hood River
2074; Democrats 773, Prohibition, 68,
clude garbage. The city has author­
1 for a bumper cherry crop this year.
Progressive, 10, Socialist 46, Inde­ Orcharidats in all districts report that
at Mosier Book Store. Will be taken to Hood River
ized the drayman to haul away only
pendent 47, and one Anarchist.
their trees are loaded with buds. Cher-
cans and refuse made ready for him.
Monday returned Thursday. Special club offer—four
| ry trees are in full bloom along the
M o sie r
-
O re g o n
The report o f the treasurer, Jag. E.
j lowlands o f the Columbia and in the
Gruman Boxes Local Bo,«;
suits per month, sponge and pressed, for $1.50.
city.
Tbe trees o f the valley will
Cole, from January 1 to March 31, 1916
A number of local boys jour-eyed to bloom fully by the middle o f next
inclusive, was read as follows and ac­
Mayerdale Monday night where a week. J. R. Nunamaker, who owns
cepted by tbe council:
workout waa held with Ralph Gruman, the largest cherry orchard in the val­
Bal on hand, Jan. 1
$115.97
ley, estimates hia coming crop at 50
professional lightweight boxer.
A
tons.
Reed from county,
aeries o f two and three round bouts Strawberries are beginning to bloom
Jan. 24
38.20
was held, among those donning the in protected parts of the Lower Valley,
Mar. 1,
23.30
I will open April first. Salmon trout are now running. Come
gloves being Stark Akers, Sam Yates, the apple trees of the district wiil
Mar. 21,
117.85
probably be in full bloom during] the
C lean in g a n d Pressin g P a rlo rs
James Carroll, Dewey Woods, Leo
in and get your license and enjoy a day’s sport.
I first week in May.
H o o d R iver, O r e g o n
$295.32 Nichol, Clyde Bailey and Ed. Sturgeas.
Stark Akers stayed the longest, boxing
Paid on warrant No. 86, $83.52
two different times for a total of five
Paid on warrant No. 87,
6.50
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90.02 rounds.
Mr. Gruman, who has beer, visiting
$205.30 at Mayerdale for several weeks, rest­
Councilman Hudson o f the street ing after a recent fight in Salt Lake j
Representative Sinnott, o f Oregon, j
committee stated that the city streets and enjoying Ashing and open air rec­ has introduced a bill in the house ap-
are now in fairly good shape. The reations, left yesterday for Portland. propriating $10,000 for an investigation
by army engineers of the power possi­
Members o f the club are Mr. and Mrs brush from the trees recently pulled He expects to take on several boxers bilities at Celilo Falla, on the Columbia
F. A. Allington, Mr. and Mrs. M. E. hau been cut and the trees and stumps o f prominence in the lightweight class river in Oregon, and the practicablitiy j
Butterfield, Mr. and Mrs. W. A. Hus­ sawed up and placed ready for burning in Portland, Oakland and San Francis­ of establishing there a great plan for ‘
co. He expects to return here for a the production nf nitrates.
bands, Mr. and Mrs. J. E. Cole and on Clean-Up day.
There haa been much interest in the
W h y g o to Portland for dental work? D o you stop to consider
Miss Irma Phillips.
The O. W. R. & N. company is build­ visit this summer, and later will go to subject o f nitrate production at this
the
service
you receive from the hands o f the dentist w h o ia hired
New
York
where
he
w
ill
meet
boxers
Prepare for the renting
session, and congress ia being educated
The regular meeting of the Parent- ing a rock drain from the street cross­
in this need more at thia time than
by the w eek to operate for you? H ave you r w orX done at home
ing below the telephone building to who are topnotebers in hia division.
Teachers
association
will
be
held
at
season during "W ire Your
ever before. Thia comei in large pari '
by the dentist w h o doe* the w o rk from start to finish.
the school house on tbe afternoon of the car tracks. Rock has been cut and
from the war situation, which has j
Drive
Cattle
to
Central
Oregon
Home” month, March 15th
Friday, April 21, at 3 o'clock. A very placed four fe et wide along the west
brought home the difficulties that would 1
Henry and Roy Powers, former resi­ j be encountered in the event of war in j
22k G old C ro w n s
- -
8,~>
Porcelain Fillings - - * I ..Ml
interesting program haa been arranged aide of the street leading to the depot,
dents o f Moaier but now residing with securing an adequate supply o f powder
to April 15th.
Bridge W o rk , per tooth
15
S ilver F illing* - - $1,81.50
and
is
made
low
in
the
center.
Cement
by the committee aa follow s: Recita­
their parents, Mr. and Mrs. F. G. j and explosives.
G old Fillings
- - « 2 to go
Plate* - - • • 89 to $ 12
tion, by Mrs. J. S. Anderson; “ The will then be UBed to fill up the cracks
Eelectrically e q u i p p e d
Powers at Gist, in central Oregon,
The nitrate plant idea haa a commer-
Porcelain G row n * - • gti.JVO
E xtractin g . . . . .
5 Or
School House sb a Social Center,” by and make a permanent gutter. Both
. . . .
cial Bide also, aa it would be in position
drove overland last week to take back (0 8Upp)y jmmense quantitie„ 0'f fe rtn .
houses are seldom vacant
Prof. E. E. Amaden; “ The Value of aides o f the street will be fixed. Jaa.
had with them nine head of cattle which ,zer and hy affecting reduction in fer-
the Beautiful in Forming C haracter," E. Piercey, section foreman,
Insure your p r o p e r t y
C. G. Nichol had purchased from dif- tilizer prices tend to promote agricul-
by E. M. Strauss; Recitation, by Mrs. stated that the company would build a
ferent parties in this section, Mr. lure
culvert
for
the
street
crossing,
putting
J. F. Nelson; "B enefit o f Forming
against undesirable tenants
Witnesses who have teatiAed before
Powerfc, who owns these cattle on committees of congress on the subjectI
in
corrugated
iron
pipe
provided
the
Early H abits,” by John P. Ross; " A n ­
O ffic e Hours 9 to 12, I to 5.
Phone 2401
shares
with
Mr.
Nichol,
secured
them
or no tenants at all by hav­
have
mentioned three locations where
thony Comstock’s Last Appeal,”
a city would haul the rock nceesaary,
power
could
be
developed
in
such
quan­
Room
s
18-19
Heilbronner
Bldg.
to
fatten
up
on
hia
central
Oregon
H
oo
d
R iv er, O regon
Thia the city has gladly consented to
reading by Jaa. E. Cole.
ing it wired for Electric Ser­
land. C. G. Nichol owns 160 acres ad­ tity and under such conditions aa to
do.
Mr.
Piercey
stated
that
the
rail­
stand Aral in the Aetd for consideration.
A t a meeting o f baseball fans and
joining the 160 aerea owned by Mr.
vice. The investment will
enthusiasts on Wednesday night, Ora road company would furnish wire and Powers and which the latter ia culti­ There are Mussel Shoaia, on the Ten- !
neaSee river in Alabama, Priest Rapids
ties for a fence to be built along the
Hodge was elected manager and Leo
not be great and the income
on the Columbia in Washington, and i
walk to keep teams hauling wood from vating. Mr. Powers has some addi­
Nichol, treasurer o f the baseball club.
tional land leased, and has a total of the Celilo project on the Columbia in j
w ill be increased.
J. P. Tryon has been employed to driving over the walk and breaking it over 400 aerea under cultivation, 300 Oregon.
M a k in g
O ffe r
down.
The street committee waa
spend a one day with a team grading
W e have unusual induce­
authorized to take the necessary ac­ acres o f which ia now planted to rye
o( a Uix of our high grade chocolates,
the grounds on the bottom land below
and 60 acres in alfalfa. He expects to
bon bona, etc., involves no risk of refus­
the rock crusher which will be used tion, also to fill in the north aide of put in wheat and clover on the bal­
ments to offer if you arrange
Main street with rock and gravel.
al. The box i* so dainty, tbe randy it
thia year aa a diamond. The first
Ordinance No. 14, providing for the ance.
fo r the work now.
contaiua so tempting that no girl under
practice will be held Sunday afternoon.
taxing and killing o f doga. was taken
90 would think
of declining such
Song Service at Immanuel ( hureb
There ia enough material here to fur­
From the Hood River Glacier
from the table and read for the second
an offer. And once the candy ia tasted
nish good competition for a winning
The aong service at the Immanuel
reading. By a vote o f the council the
Clauses o f the uniform contract o f 1
you couldn't take back your offer under
aggregation.
Plana are being dia-
church for next Sunday will be led by the Fruit Growers' Agency, incorpor-1
amount of the taxes in the ordinance
any circumstances. Try it.
cusaed as to the beat means to raise
Thomas I.elliott. The subject w ill be sled, recently launched at Spokane on >
waa changed from $5 and $3 to $3 and
money with which to furnish the team
“ Christian Preparedness.” Mra. F. A, lines recommended by the office of mar- ,
$2 respectively for male and female
S.
F r a n c is c o
with suits. Games will be scheduled-
Allington and Mra. W. A. Husbands keta o f the United State* Department
of Agriculture, are proving a stum­
doga. The ordinance will come op for
Proprietor " T H I OAKS”
with nearby cities.
will assist Mr. Lelliott. There w ill be bling block to affiliation by growers'
ita third and final reading at the next
aonga by the choir and the congrega­ agencies and shipping concerns in d if­
The telephone exchange o f the
Miaa Corinne A. Metz, county librar­
meeting.
tional singing. Owing to the illness ferent parts o f the northwest.
ian, was down from The Dalles Tues­ Mosier Valley Telephone company will
Alex Stewart, owner o f the lot on
The last clause of the uniform con­
o f F. A. Shogren the quartet could not
be
moved
Sunday
from
its
present
lo­
day conferring with Mre. W. A. Hus-
tract makes the declaration that no ad­
which the city Are house now stands at
take
their
usual
part
last
Sunday
but
vances shall he made in any manner
banda, local librarian, and with the cation to the rear o f the store o f the th head o f Main street, has ordered
member* o f the library board. With Arthur Pharmacy. On this account, the city council to remove the building will be on the program next Sunday. such as to pass title o f tha fruit from
the grower to the sales agency, al­
P e o p l e ’ s n a v i g a t i o n C o m p a n y
tbe view o f interesting more people in states Manager E. A. Race, it ia possi­ or pay him $1 per month aa rental on A very intereating talk waa made though a preceding paragraph provides
reading books, she ia preparing a plan ble that there will be no service Sun­ the property. W. A. Husbands, coun­ last Sunday by Jack Lelliott, the sub­ that the agencies must make all bank­
C H AR LE S N ELSO N , M anager .
whereby printed catalogue lists of all day morning. A big cable haa beer, cilman, then offered the free uae o f hia ject being, “ A Young Man's View of ing and marketing arrangements for
What
a
Church
Should
Do
in
Order
to
the
growers.
In
the
face
o
f
auch’
a
con­
aecured
from
Portland
into
which
all
book* o f tbe library will be 'circulated
lot west of the present location o f the
lea ves The Dalles 7:00 A. M., Sundays, Tuesdays and
Bring the Young People Together and tract between sales agencies and grow ­
for the benefit o f the patrona. I t i* the wirea ill be placed, and the cable building.
Councilman Carlton aug-
ers, it is feared that the selling agen­
Thursdays. Arrives at Moaier at 8:15. A. M.
hoped thereby to stimulate interest in tied into the terminal. Telephone di­ gested that the city purchase a lot. Furnish Entertainment o f Sufficient cies may have difficulty in^negotiating
books o f all kind*, and to create a rectories are new being printed, stated Mayor Race agreed, contending that it Interest to Hold T h em ." Mr. Lelliott loana with which to Anance growers
lea ves Portland on Mondays, Wednesdays and Saturdays
Manager Race, and patrona o f the line
took the stand that the church should during harvest season.
greater interest In the non-fiction
from Oak Street Dock.
. ’.
Passengers and freight.
will be requested to call by number. would be a good investment sa in years compete with other places of amuse ¡."A c c o rd in g to the interpretation that
books.
Each subscriber will be furnished with to come the city would need a lot on
has
been
placed
on
that
clausa
of
tha
merit and provide a place where both
Mosier Dock in charge o f J. W. Huskey, who will meet all
contract pertaining tn title of the
which to construct a city hall, aa the
B. C. Wright, a graduate o f (he Ore­ a directory.__________________
young and old could get together for fr u it." aaya E. O. Blanchar, “ I do not
boats
and attend to transfer. Phone No. 85.
present site on which the library ia lo­
gon Agricultural College, came Tuee­
Early Berries Promised
mutual pleasure.___ _________
aae how we could properly make ad­
cated, ia the property o f the Moaier
day from Portland, and baa been en­
vance* to the sales agency on fruit in
A Hie Henderson, o f Bingen, o f early
Action wee deferred
gaged by W. H. Weber on hia East strawberry and tomato fame, says that Valley Bank.
Alfalfa Fed Hogs No Good
which it held no title ."
Hood R iver Fruit company tract. Mr. he baa atrawberriea aa large aa peaa until the next meeting.
" A lfa lfa ia very good to grow hogs
But the
The proposition o f changing the on. They thrive on the diet
W right w ill assist Hana Kollandarod, and that he w ill be able to make crate
Cherry Seed» S ud to Be Valuable
manager o f the orchard, and will at­ shipments by the firat o f May, which boundaries of the City of Mosier was animals should have grain and no a lfa l­
Sixteen hundred tons o f ebarry pita,
will be about 10 days in advance of tbe
fa whatsoever for at leaat six weeks
tend to the detail work. Thia will regular seaaon. The Columbia river also left over until the next meeting.
before being marketed, in order to in­ now a source o f annoyanr* and expense
allow the latter more time to spend in bottom land near Bingen turn* off the
A lfa lfa to canneries, ran be made to yield two
Signs were ordered to be printed by sure meat that can be used
valuable oils and alto a meal for feed
looking after the orchard work. Mr. earlieat straw bents for the northwest the marshal giving notice to those hogs show a soggy, yellow bacon that ing cattle, according to specialists of
Will sell direct to planters, less agents commission, choice
market o f any section
cannot
be
consumed
as
fo
o
d
."
W right ia a specialist on swin*. and a
the United States Department of A g ri­
driving teams to bitch at the city
lot
o
f cherry, pear, apple and prune trees in one year old 3-4
Complaint*
are
now
being
made
by
culture. In addition 106.000 gallons of
number of thoroughbred hoga will be
hitching raeka. This will be enforced,
Berry Crop Will be la te
ranchers because o f the destruction of
cherry juice now wasted in seeding
aecured by the owner.
and
4-6
ft. grades budded and grafted on best whole roots
new young garden truce by Chins Driving across sidewalks ia also pro-
The strawberry crop o f th* Hood cherries can be turned into desirable
Tbe A. B. C. Hikers club made their pheasants. The birda are said, too, to hibited.
Riser valley, which w ill reach upwards jelly and ayrup, or even into alcohil.
and guaranteed true-to-name. Please write or phone
Now that a receptacle haa been o f 150 carloads this season, will he two A saving of these vlauabl* by-products
first trip last -Sunday.
The party be a menace to corn acreage. Although
hundreds o f the phes«»nta were killed
weeks later, at least, than last year, from cherry canning may make possible
walked down the railroad to the tunnel
pieced near the poatoffic«, eitiaera are
by tbe severe snow atorma of the peat
when shipments were being made by th* domestic manufacture o f substi­
and then over tbe hill and came down winter, large flocka o f them remain.
requested not to throw paper and re f­ the middle o f May. Berry tracts were tutes for almond oil and bittar almond
to the track again at the Hoakey
The birds seem to relish the ;eoder use in the street.
beginning to bloom in the most pro­ oil, now imported, and at th* same
Tbe report of the Anance committee tected districts early in April last aea- time establish a new industry in tha
apring. returning home at 7 o'clock. • prouts o f growing corn and vegetables
sor
Corditiona now show that the cherry packing districts o f tho North
snd will enter a field or garden and
Loncb was served on the lawn at the clean tbe truck from one row '* end to was accepted aa follow* -
bloom will begin two weeks later thia Atlantic, North Central and Western
Coab
on
hand
Jan.
1
-
$116.97
borne of Mr. and Mr*. F. A. Allington. : tbe other.
season
state*
-DEALERS IN -
General
Me r c h a n d i s e
TUM-A-LUM SERVICE
OREGON ;;
MOSIER
REGISTRATION TIME
DRAWS TO A CLOSE
Auto and Spray Time Demand Goggles
The Lumber Yard
W. F. Laraway, Jeweler and Optician
SERVICE
HOOD RIVER
-
-
OREGON
MOSIER VALLEY BANK
!
!
The Trout Season
The Mosier Book Store
The Bee Hive
SINNOT WORKS FOR
NITRATE PLANT
Personal Service Dentistry
Rented
Dr. Wm. M. Post
An
UNIFORM CONTRACT
A STUMBLING BLOCK
Pacific Pour & M l Co.
E.
STEAM ER
TAHOM A
Fruit Growers Attention
TRUE-TO-NAME NURSERY, Hood River
M f