PUBLISHED EVERY FRIDAY ADVERTISING RATES BY MOSIER BULLETIN ROGER W Mufci SIBSCtimON RATES tl *• O n « Year ^ix Montns Three Month» ProfvM iooal Carda........................ per month I .50 One square ......................... One-quarter Column...................... ** ** “ |.(fc “ !.. 9 " u>.00 «>»e-hali Caluma .......................... “ One Column ............................... ** 5.80 Business locata will be chanred at 5 cents per line fo r each insertion. la c a i advertisements will in all cases be charged Entered as second claas matter March 12. 19u0 at the post office at Mueier, Oregon. under the A ct o f M arch :t. 1878. VOI.. VIH MOBIER. WASCO COUNTY, OREGON. FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 17. 1010. White River Flour BONOS HEAVILY FOR GOOD ROADS N o . it7 LOCAL MASONS ATTEND REUNION Î paid for before affidavit» are furnished. Nichol & Company General M e rc h a n d is e •H H’ I I I I I ’M I I I I I I-I- H"p h I I Hh- K - I-I- H - I-I-H - I-I-H - I-I-:- -DEALERS Chaa. T. Bennett, Edgar A Rare, C. J. Littlepage, R. W. Simpson, G. K. IN - Wood, E. VV. Davidhixar, Frank Gin­ National Apple Show Will Give ger. Hans Kollandarud and Fred W ilson motored to Hood River Saturday night $100 For Best Food Disptay. to participate in the annual Masonic reunion of the Hood River lodge in commemoration of Tieroan night A •‘Turiock, California. log feast waa served to over 100 One of the women*« chilm or »Id to “ November 11, 1916 Mason». R. W. Davidhixar drove hi« cletiea of the Inland Umpire la to have “ Dear Editor Moe: car, ami Leslie Root drove the car of “ A fte r a 20 days’ visit here we leave it» ire»*iiry enriched to the extent of Frank Ginger next week for Eresno, Uakerafield and $100 as the result o f a new competl 7 he biggest attraction of the even­ Los Angeles. Today we will motor to tioo auuotiiiitHl for the women'» de ing, aside from the Masonic lodge San Jose and Los Gatos, returning l>artment of the ninth National Apple work, was a lecture by Professor J. H. Sunday morning. 216 miles. Last Sun­ show to In? held at Spokane Xovtuilier Horner of the Oregon Agricultutal day we motored to Merced, 50 miles, 20 to 25. College, illustrated with stereopticon and returned in the afternoon. Last A oath prize o f $100 Is offered for views on biblical scenes and Masonic Monday Mra. Kuhn and myaelf mo­ history and bits of lore relating to 1 tored to Stockton, 05 miles, by way of the he«t. iuo»t attractive and moet use Masonry. Professor Horner ha* spent Modesto and Tracey. The roads here ful display of food products prepared considerable time traveling in the are grand, same as the Columbia Riv ­ wholly or lu part from apples and foreign lands, and told graphic pic- , er Highway, but the scenery is not as entered by women’s dubs or ladles’ lures regarding the pyramid! of Kgypt, line; when we get to southern Califor­ aid societies from any place In the In the temple of King Solomon in Jerusa- nia we will have scenery. land Empire lein and many other anecdotea. With- 1 “ Here they sold $3,000,000 worth of E n la r g e W o m e n 's D e p a r t m e n t . in the space of one half a mile the cantaloupes, cassabas, sweet potatoes In the anaiiKemeut» for tills years three greatest epochs of the world had and beans this summer in the San Givu attention to your child » eyes in time and you may «ave him or her Joaquin Valley, Stanilaua county, city apple show great stress» Is being placed their origin, and the speaker allowed from the neee»«ity of wearing glnesei later on. the place where each was founded,— | of Turlock. While at Stockton we upon the womens department, the Christianity, birth of Christ, Masonry, ' met Miss Ruth Clement, of Mosier, trustees believing that the homemade and Mra. and Mrs. Rolla Clement, of , by products of the apple offer an in­ and the Independent Order of Oddi Stockton, also our old time friends nf creasingly Important outlet for the Fellows. We give »pecial attention to the examination of children’« eye*». We are The talk was highly instructive as Illinois. marketing of the northwest's orchard well as interesting and thoroughly thoroughly experienced in thia work and will tell you frankly whether “ California has just voted $15,000,000 enjoyed.by all. gluMei* are required or not, and we will furnish them, i>roj>erly fitted. for good roads and the state ia very products. Fl\e hundred dollars in cash prizes prosperous. The state just finished spending $13,000,000 on good roads and 1 are to be awarded to the winners of In the tourista Hock here, as the motoring 00 contests iu this department. is the best in the United States. Many each contest there will tie flr*t, sec large vineyards, almond, tig, peach ond and third prizes of $3, $2 and $1. and apricot orchards, also alfalfa and respectively, lu addition, four target honey and Egyptian corn are grown prizes will be given the winners In the here. contest for groups of apple dishes ini in The O.-W. R. A N. Co. proposes to "W ith regards from Mrs. Kuhn and bering from five to ten. install immediately at important high myself,. I am way grade crossings on its line in Ore­ E v e r y t h i n g M ad e o f A p p le * . “ Yours sincerely, gon, Washington and Idaho, cautionary These contests will include pies and | highway signs. These signs will be “ Arthur Kuhn.” practically every dish that can be | erected at a distance of 300 feet from made from apples, such as unflavored the track on each side uf ail crossings. apple marmalade, apple marinalutlc After several months of study and spiced, untlavored crabapple Jelly, tin experiment the words, “ Railroad were adopted. flavored preserved apples, preserve-! Crossing— Danger, “ apples whole, untlavored apple butter, This notice displayed in hold black target apple butter spiced, pickled apples loiters on a white circular Governor WiUiycombe says that he plain, pickled apples spiced, apple -houldi prove a most effective warning to approaching vehicles both by day or does not propose to let the liquoi-ship­ elder, apple vinegar, apple syrup, ap i night. - . _ ment situation get beyond control, and pie honey, apple chutney, apple Jam Statistics show there wete 1,086 that he will hold up, if he can legally do so. the issuance of the “ bone d ry” apple relish, apple delight, clarified ap i men, women and children killed in accidents in the constitutional amendment proclamation pics, coddled apples, crabapple pickles, train-automobile until the legislature meets in January preserved crabapple», apple and quince I'nited Slates during the calendar year This needless sacrifice of preserves, canned apples, candled ap of 1915. and provides penalties for violations. The governor says that he does not pies, dried apples, min« e meat, mock precious human lives is moat deplor­ able Automobile manufacturers esti­ think a special session of the legisla­ mim e meat, mi flavored apple Jelly, fin ture would be justifiable under the cir­ vored apple jelly, apple and quince mate that one mililon new cars will be cumstances, if it can be avoided, aa it Jelly, apple and mint Jelly, sph ed up sold during the current year, therefore it is not unreasonable to assume an would be expensive and, under the pie Jelly, Jelly by combining apples increase in such tataiities may he ex­ present law, the liquor traffic is re­ with some other fruit. Jelly or other pected unless all powers and influences stricted. “ 1 have not discussed the matter product made from apple cores and combine to check this evil. «kins, apple jelly with iiw e l and un The railroad company is anxious to with Attorney General Hrown,” said afford its support and cooperation to Governor Wilhycombe. “ As I under­ usual flavor. PEOPLE’ S NAVIGATION CO. CHARLES NELSON, Mgr. A corps o f e xp ert cooks has been the movement for greater safety and stand, the law provides that after the canvass of votes is made the governor rmziured to g ive dem olishutlon of the it will f « « l amply repaid for time and shall rurtnwiin issue a proclamation num erous w a ys in whb-.i apple* can money expended in erecting these signs declaring the result, and that the Is* used III the home. if they will be instruerital.in prevent­ amendment to the constitution at once ing but one accident. becomes effective. The canvass must be made within 30 days after Novem­ ber 7. “ While ‘ forthwith’ means very soon after the canvass is completed, it may be so interpreted by the attorney gen­ eral as to permit delay until the legis­ lature acts in January. Now that the bonds have carried by " T h e people of Oregon can rest as­ a majority of 101 in the cuunty, and, sured that I will not let the bars down hy the way, a majority of 119 in the to unrestricted shipments, which, as Seven Inland Empire Maids Will Mosier district, an advisory board will I understand the situation, the pro­ be appointediby the county court next Hold Court at Spokane Show. claiming of the auccesa of the absolute week according to the recommendations prohibition amendment, without the of the cititens o f the various districts enactment of laws providing penalties, Seven princesses from Apple Land in the county.* aen means. I f the proclamation cannot be legally delayed and no other way is representing the newt Important fruit ; Judge Gunning slated that an engin­ eer will be appointed as well as a right- districts lu tin north went. « I l l lie oho possible to control liquor shipments, I will call a special session of the legis­ aen by popnlnr vote of the people of by-way n an and that aa soon as the those districts, to rule with King Tip right of way ia secured bonds and bids lature.” It had been suggested Hist the gover­ unit Prim es* Apple Hloaaom at the will be advertised. " I t will be the effort of the eounty nor might also hold up the tax limita­ ninth National Apple alio « In Spokane court to gat things in shape as quickly tion amendment until after the 1917- November 20 to 2.7. as [possible, stated Judge Gunning 1918 biennium might not he affected, The *< m ial ride of the annual apple Tuesday. “ We hope to begin work tie declared that he would nut delay earnlval «I I I revolve amuml the*« prill thia winter in order to have the road the issuance of the proclamation in c e*»e*. who w ill hall front W a ll» Wal | in good shape for travel next summer that case. la. Wcnat hoe. North Vaklnui. Lewis if possible. ton. Missoula K it It* pelt ami Hood Rlv ; The following ia a communication from Arthur Kuhn, who with Mm. Kuhn ia enjoying motoring tripe in California. The letter ahowa that Cal­ ifornia realitea the value of good roads in voting for a big bond issue, in apite of the enormous sum voted last year: Is cheaper because it makes more loaves of bread. Don’t be fooled into buying the low priced flour thinking you are getting something cheaper than OFFER BIG PRIZE TO AID SOCIETIES to the party ordering them, at legal ratea, and !i M O S I E R O R E G O N j: -H - H -H -H - H -l-1 I I H --I-H IM I I f H - H - H fh h H -l l I M I I I I I I I I I White River Flour Every Sack Guaranteed. Don’t Neglect the Children’s Eyes More—You Prevent Permanent Defect Nichol and Company FOR SALE BY O.-W. R. & N. ADOPTS NEW HIGHWAY SIGN M osier, O re g o n Now that the election is ovep and we know who is President for the coming four years, we can settle down to our ordinary duties. While prosperity is here is a good time to begin saving money. M O S IE R VALLEY M o s ie r ■0 j * . BANK O regon ^ 1 » n i r 0 ^ . 0 .«a * " -a*' j Mosier Book Store > ^ . » » « ■ » ^ 0 - ^ a - «a » ^ __ » HOTEL MOSIER NOW UNDER NEW Is Appreciated PICK PRINCESSES FROM APPLE LAND *She amount of money needed during the fiscal year beginning March 1st, 1917. and ending March lit, 1918, is estimated in the following budget Teachers’ salaries - - $3,960.00 Apparatus, such si maps, chalk, erasers, stoves, cur­ tains . . . . . . 60.00 Library books ................... 25 00 Janitor 20.00 Janitor's supplies . . . . 25.00 Fuel - - - - - - - - - 200.00 Clerk's s a l a r y ................... Postage and stationery - - Interest on bonds • - • - 288.00 Sinking Fund . . . . . 500 00 get it * for my wife Total $5363.00 The above mentioned meeting has also been called to elect a new direc­ tor, and to taka action on achool houae site. Dated this 16th day of November, 1916. G. L. Carroll, Chairman Board of Director* Atteat: Roger W. Moe, Diatrict Clerk. Nominate f i t ) Officers NO O TH ER LIKE IT. NO O T H E R A S CO O O . p r .»ct1» " N E W HOME" a- » !'• • ! fe et ih * price you per T h e ei m in a rla o f repair «spense Hy «vipeno« » kaiie, and : iiHi» itoli li fr «« le m appi** grow er« In their traveling and other expense« dur 9 rna»?prltig U h * «iHalla o f the standard lug the show will be home hy the iiinu irrade ii»d |'««k will i** aiitiatltntad for age Dient the V* irid e • liaiiiploimtilp packing con During the week tire prim e»*es will participate I d a serie, of brilliant so '•-at at ftie ninth National Apple «bow • Ial functions t-glnnlng with the coro to t»e held «t Hj*>kane November 20 r<* itT) nation the opening night o f the show Ì p r**tary Vfaiiawr Gonion C. f'orba November 3U. and Including a series of »-f a tiri« hi ih * « that a »taff of expert reval i>Sr;eaiifa 4 0 oral evenings durili, pa* kera ha» t*H*n engagr*! to gire lee the week. torea and demon atra floua *»acb day for Spokane society will a«*« ruble to wel come them al an afternoon tea and a the tien#*fli of th$* grower» In attend in» e A new feature of tbe atandard court trail, both In the Daren|«rrt hotel l«< k will tie euiphastxed ea<*b day. It ta wbhli will lie their Iteiidqiiariera dur announced tug the a eek M EAT M A R K E T N o w O p e n f o r B u s in e s s H u s k e y (Q, T e m p l e m e i e i ; , P r o p s . (;. L. Dunamore in charg«* w h o will d o the cutting of Freah Meats on hand C»ood aupply Y O U R P A T R O N A G E A P P R E C IA T E D Our 1916-17 Combination Offer A ll O r e g o n P a p e r s MOSIER BULLETIN, 1 year Evening Telegram, 3 months Rural Spirit, I year . . . . Poultry Life, I year . . . . Total value ( T h e leading Republican paper of the State ( A we e k ly paper for the farmer and atockmau r i l e vi.tr,I to prrvgrcesive poultry culture in the Nor th west All four Papers for $2.50 Actual Saving on offer of l l . S I R A IL AUTO Hood Hiver daily at Physician and Surgeon 1:30 Leaves p. m. and 5:00 p. rn. On Sunday at 1:30 p. m.. 5:00 p. m. leaves P a rk d a le daily at 7:i20 m. a n d 3:00. On S a tu rd a y evening leav es P a rk d a le 6:30p.m. S team T ra in leaves Hood R iv er Orfica D r. H . L . D u m b le T e lep h one#: Residen ce IM I In a. O ffice IJ4I B r o s lu s H ood daily a t e ig h t re tu rn in g at 2. H ld g . R ftrw r i Ml Hood Railroad C o .