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About Mosier bulletin. (Mosier, Or.) 1909-19?? | View Entire Issue (Nov. 4, 1910)
— LOCAL — FOR JOINT REPRESENTATIVE Business Men Denounce a ivi.iv>». Mistatement J. T. Harper, candidate for Joint Representative from Hood "'[To THE VOTERS OF THE SEVENTH u iVCr and Wasco Counties, was d is t r ic t : | born in Mercer County, iuo., 54 FOR SALE Our attention having been years ago, growing to manhood One teanm 6*year-ald horses, nrnle by m Huchanan county, in the same assertion made by W e color, one sorrel, one black called to the assertion 1Jis father being a poor Weight lbs.- Guaranteed Mr. J. A. Douthit, a democratic tnan with a large family to sup- good workers, • double or single, ¡justice o f the peace, in The 0rt. arvd--the* subject of tins 280d AT COST Railroad Officials Here Third National Apple Show General Supt. J. D. Stack and The Oregon Railroad & Navi- Asst -Supi. W. Bollens, ot the gation Go. will sell tickets for O. K. & N. Go, were here 011 the Third National Apple Show', luesday last to consult with which will be held committee of the Commercial ¡ m i Club regarding a number of ini- . a . ’ November provemenls which the Club faas eiusn e at a rate of one first^ass / i (>f* S tu d e b a k e r asked for. Before the officials f are an.^ one third for the round i p f . • i i left they bad “ come thru” hand-1 ™immumo* ^or H U ^ g l G S a t p i 1CGS D G lO W . Î t o Î S During the tO S /l, month of October I will seS WagOIlS, H a c k s « Reg. Price eight your subscriptions for Maga-1 joke, we do not hesitate to say jg one to school after he was tit However, while the opening of. 13 to 14. 'No stop-overs either going or coming. zines. Ask- for- catalog of Cut this is untrue and misleading. ; teen years old. Consequently, this street was very much de- j tf Mr. Stark is over 32 years o f j his education is largely practical, sired by the Club, it is only a 1 Final return limit Nov. 24, on Rates. age with ten years’ expeiience learned through experience. question o f the growth of the tickets sold at The Dalles and MosIEk B ook S tore . town westward westward when when the the street; street stations esst.N ov. it , on tickets _____ _ • „pi;«,, nracdcp of law in! A fte r having gained his ma- town .. depot 59 PO' p. (' at stations west °< The . . . . . | , i f I i jority he went to Kansas, settling will be opened up to the depot. N18 W anted : - A good homestead j the state and federal-courts of jn L „ avenworth County, where The work o f strai ghtening ^ - - i— — ' j Da,,es’ and relinquishment. Call at Bulletin ; Oregon; is a man well learned in- be farmed and worked as a la- grading Main street over the office or write, stating price and | the law, and in eveiy respect; borer for a number of years, right o f way is now progressing Card o f Thanks competent and qualified to dis - 1 He was elected constable 6 sue- and (J)e sj reej w jU |>e full sixty y To o u r F r i e n d s a n d N e i g h b o r s : full description. charge the duties o f Circuitscessive terms and served one fggt wide, instead o f forty, as at We desire to express our sin- Go to the Mosier-Lumber Co. Judge. He is a self-made man, [h” same^prfecinct. 1 I A m o v e d Uu-Vo ^'office to the depot/will cere appreciation o f your kindly for your sash, .doors, srceens etc. with a mind ot his own, and it from there to Oklahoma, settling also be built A street will be sympathy and help at the time elected, in our judgment, will j in Lincoln County, where he en- opene(i up and gra(ied from Main of the accident to our little hoy, E. A. Shepherd, of Hood River, visited friends in town-last - Sun administer the duties o f the of-j g&ged in farming and stock rais- to Washington streets, running! and throughout his succeeding fice without delay, impartially inP- He served ore term as ; West along the line to A. S tew -! illness and death day. „e Special 2 1-2 in. Wagons with bolster spring and spring seat, $100.00 2 3-4 in. Wagons, same as ahove, 110.00 3-in. Wagons, same as above, 115.00 3-in. half truck, gear only, wide fire,. 15.00 1 1-4 in. platform Spring Wagon, with brake, 135.00 1 1-8 in. Studebaker 1st grade Buggy, leather top and brake, 125.00 15-16th Studebaker Buggy, same as apove, 110.00 15-16th “ “ ................. 100.00 Studebaker Juniors, • 8.50 Alex. Stewart, $85.00 SO.UO 95.00 75.00 120.00 100.00 100.00 85.00- 6.50' Hosier, Oregon. Don’ t forget the Big Basket Social at Stroup’s Hall, on S a t urday evening, Nov. 5th, 1910. S' E‘ PranC1SC0’S rjrop‘ | D r . and M rs . R obt . M. R oss . Will Graham was up from and irrespective ofl politics and ^nVj'was°nomTnaterf fA? the leges’ grfy without fear or favor to anyone. A, J. Derby Rothten last Monday visiting his latffre by acclamation by his par-, T he railroad officials have also I „ A T T A l l B u s in e s s e n t r u s t e d t o So far as property interests ty in the same county, but no g jven us the privilege o f erecting ^ v s . P. A. Warren and Mr relatives. T he C ar e of the L aw yer are concerned, we feel'that they being eligible on account o f not an e-xhjl)it booth at the deIK)t and i Lewellyn o f The Dalles will E. L. Burt is»on the sick list speak in the Baptist Church here would be just as safe with Mr. having been in the territory long. have reserved the space ¿ tw e e n ' ' ' this week with a bad case of HOOD R IV E R - OREG(iN Stark on the bench as they, are enough withdrew from the ticket. the town and rai,road tracks, tonight, answering some o f the poison oak. His health failing after he had from Washington street on the arguments made, by the leaders now or would be with Judge of The Dalles, Oregon Dr. Macrum, o f Portland, lived in Oklahoma eight *« Jo west to Idaho street on the east, o f the Greater Oregon Home Bradshaw re-elected. fame to Oregon, arriving in The f l Rule Association. All invited. Client Sunday on his apple ranch We believe it will be demon Dalles twelve years ago. where \r .‘ ’ w il l h a v e p r o m p t a t t e n t io n ' . ,* adjoining town. strated beyond doubt that Mr. he resided a little more than one ^ ie m>?mbeis °t the Gommer $100,000.00 Capital Mr. Imholtz and family, of Stark will prove the strongest year, movintr from there to his Icial Notary Public .. Club who have been most Surplus and undivid in securing these conces- Hood River, spent last Sunday in nresent location at Tvgh Valley, ■ ¡‘T u t‘ and ed profits 100 , 000.00 opponent ever met by Judge town visitin <Cfrier.ds, in the southern part, o f Waseo slons from the O. ... R. , N. Co. ■ Fire Insurance Bradshaw, tlve democratic nomi conntv. whom he has sinca been (leserve credit for their J. S. SCHENCK, P r e s i d e n t Mrs. Geo. Wood returned last nee, in any election, ami we feel peiseverer.ee in the matter and - Oregon E d M, W il l ia m s M a x A . V o g t Mosier onpagod in the mercantile bust- vfreek from Portland where she j they should have the loyal sup-! safe in saying that Mr. Stark! ne^s and farmimr. Vice Pres. Cashier lias been visiting relatives. will carry Hood River County Ho is servine his second term ! port, o f every person in Mosier! district. They are not working Mrs. Ella Stevenson went to with a safe majority. as Justice of the Peace in Tvgh Hood River Wednesday, where Hallowe’en Pranks nrecinct. Ho stands for just for personal gain hut that the en- j (Signed) Respectfully, W . H. KERSLAKE, Mgr. she will remain several weeks. what his declaration impbos, for tire district might he benefited, j M. F . S h a w , M. D. Restless and unregenerate Much yet remains to he accom-j J. A drian E pping , Real estate I Statement No. 1. diroot primarv plished, but we are progressing1 We ¿at in improved and unimproved spirits roamed at the midnight Come dr^sed to laugh at the A. W. ONTHANK, insurance ì all tho voters and for- few er Social, Saturday, November 5, finely and by all standing to fruit land in Mosier district. Send for i hour last Monday night and G. F. G i l b e r t , hardware !lf,"'s and Letter enforcement. played a number o f pranks o n ! Razors put in first-class condition. for there will be heaps of fun. gether as a unit we can make of Tf elected be w ill lab o r d u rin e our Booklet of Bargains. merchant some o f the citizens which were this section what we will and; tbe te7r>i for fbose thincs and J. T. Harper, democratic can Pictures and Picture Frames A. C. B u c k , Insurance far from being appreciated. MOSIER. - - ORE. for tbo best interests o f all the have what we want. didate for representative, was in G e o r g e J. W a t s o n , A tty While most Hallowe’en tricks are ! town last Saturday, interviewing J. M. SCHMELTZEK, Abstractor people. generally good naturedand taken the voters o f this precinct. The committee for the big bas- L. N. B l o w e r s , Merchant (Paid Advertising) as jokes, they are often carried A. A. J a y n e , Atty entirely too far, often causing ________ ____________ ; ket social and entertainment to- iVfr. Gardner Bis.-ell and fam J. W . M o r t o n , Atty much annoyance and damage to Don’t forget the Big Basiiet ily, dtf Portland, who spent sev Market changes Hands morhow night" has decided that F. C. H o w e l l , Atty. property. When this occurs, the Social at Stroup’s Hall on Satur eral days here the guests o f Mr. T. TT ., there will lie no admission fee C. D. NlCKELSON. Real estate T.ast weck D. instigators of the pranks should and Mrs. F. A. Shogren, re charged ladies bringing baskets, J. R. S t e e l e , Farmer» have enough manhood to repair day evening, Nov. 5th, 1910. his meat market to ’ a,ence | nor f or cbddren taking part in turned home on Tuesday. T r u m a n B u t l e r , Banker any damage done, or replace Dunsmore. _____ ! the program, nor for any child C. H . S t r a n a h a n o f W W M Co . Mrs. John Evans returned things spirited away. ! ' I under 13 years of age. This ac- ’V home last Saturday from Hood (Paid adv) ----------- D AV ID ROBINSON, M. D. Whv rum’ vour eves with action is taken because many of River, where she has been stay ¡poor light? Buy a Wonder and the children will take part on the Oregon State Teachers’ For sale by Burggraf & Stur- ing with her daughter, Mrs P h y s ic ia n a n d S u r g e o n Association Frank Macey, who accompanied To The Voters of Wasco County: j'rtve vonr homo a good fight. ; program and the ladies will go to gess in all parts o f Mosier Dis I Vour friends wifi appreciate it as more or less expense in prepAr- her home for a few days’ visit. I take this opportunity o f an trict. Fine Bargains. See us The O. It. & N. Co. will make well as yonrself. tf ing baskets. MOSIER nouncing to jou my candidacy OREGON before buying elsewhere. We | a special rate o f one and one- j f t a d “ OREGON, THE LAST for electi< n as Joint Representa have •small and large tracts. Ten third fare to La Grande, Ore., to! C A L L OF TH E W EST,” by Wal tive from W.itfe'o ar d Hood River ter V. Woehlke. Beautifully il acre tracts that we can sell you those wishing to attend the Ore- j gon Teachers’ Association, whkh lustrated in four colors in No- Counties. As a number o f you at the right price on easy terms, meets at LaGrande Nov. 21-22- a'-e well aware, I now occupy! vfember Sunset Magazine. Now THt W O N D E R iT r M i All correspondence promptly 23, 1910. Sale dates, Nov. 20-21 o<n sale-all news stands-15 cents t e position o f County Judge of T U B R K T G H T K S T T I IG GH H T T ! ! Ho >d River County and will con-' T l i K W H l ' I h S T 1 . I G H H T T] I G eo . II aacke , Pres. answered. We will take care of Final return limit Nov. 25. N o! ! T H E K T K O N G I i S T L K [GIST ii: a n d S u p p l i e s o f . T. G. and R. H. Husbands, the tinue to do so until m.v successor T H K ( H K A I ’ li K T L I G h H i T t ] stop-overs allowed. Children you. in T U K C L E A N L b T L I G • H T i All kinds o f Building It oc-| latter with his family, walked up is elected and qualified. o f half fdre age, one half o f j Six tim es brigh ter than elec tricity, gtis orordin ary o il lamps. from Hood River last Sunday curs to me, therefore, that while! in s t o c k adult rate.- N18 BURNS COMMON KFROSCNE; __ a l l k i n d s Material on hand, in SIMPLE, SAFE,CANNOT EXPLOOE. P ] and visited their brother, W. A. drawing a salary from the Conn- j LD ! An All - Braes Lump, Hand cluding lath and shingles somely Made. For Homes, Stores, Husbands, and family. They ty for this work, it would not be The Reliable Dealers Schools, Halls and Churches. JAS E. CO LE, Agent Estimates given for ma walked back home in the even proper for me tbf unduly neglect CUTS LIGHTING B ILLS IN H A LF! JOHN G. ZOLLS & SONS tfiO-Ontidlo Power, 6 hours for the duties o f this office for the MOSIER - - OREGON ing. One Centl Every Uuer Antaiedi Huy olio or terial for building. . . M o s ie r . O r e g o n more for you r owu home. Contractors in Stone, Brick anil Con p irpose o f campaigning for nn- Members of the Baptist and I other, and I am therefore ph ced Don’ t forget the Big Basket MOSIER - - OREGON crete Work Methodist Churches met in the ! under the necessity o f getting in Social at Stroup’s Hall on Satur Hood River Oregon Baptist Church on Monday night .h jth thp voter8 o f Wasco d a y evening, Nov. 5th, 1910. and formulated plans fo rg ivin g « through the press and a Christmas tree entertainment I other means which do not inter Improve your correspondence. Use Good Stationery W e l l W ork Committees were appointed and fere with my duties. , W e have the Best. Also* Books, Pictures and arrangements will be carried out W e l l D o n e I f elected to this office o f honor for giviiig the little folks a good I shall always stand for the in Picture'Frames, Post;Cards and Novelties --------- — -< »»-------------- time at Christmas. tegrity o f all the progressive A n d ’a conipleteJineofLSchool Supplies | The undersigned is thoroughly Mrs.' Ralph Ci npmings arrived laws now upon our statute hook. prepared to put down open wells M O S IE R B O O K STO RE. in town last Friday morning, As regards new legislation, it is A place where all may enjoy a quiet hour at pool or card (able. in any part o f the surrounding niy opinion that what we most M o s ie r : : O regon from Iowa, and joined her Inis , . . A line line o f Cold Soft Drinks, Cigars and Tobacco on hand. country. Has a complete outfit, îfand who preceded liera couple need is proper legislation en- We treat our patrons courteously and invite the public to drop including pipe cutting and thread- months ago, and who with his aiding us as counties to l " " s" in and make themselves at home. ; ing tools. Does all kinds o f ce cute (he work of go's! roads partner. Mr. Angell, has been Remember the place, downstairs, under Stroup s Hall. ment, rock and concrete work. -* + + * * ' improving a piece o f land which hi il ling l y long-terVn bond. WOMMë-,»' Has had 30 years’ experience irr The necessity for this kind of im - they purchased last spring, in the well business. May be found! provement is too apparent to re the Grandview neighborhood. Don’ t forget the Big Basket Social at Stffhup’ s Hall, on Sat by addressing him at The Dalles,- quire argument. M.v efforts urday evening. Nov. 5th, 1910. Ore., or inquire at Maier Thus. McCusker recently sold j along this line while holding the Schanno’s store, The Dalles, Or. tfe?> acres o f land in the Mosier ¡»osition o f County Judge of Hood district, above Hood River, to a River County have been consider- A. E. N egus . DKAI.I- K IN Chicago syndicate c o m p o s e d able and if I am elected I shall mostly of railroad men, for $25, | work for such legislation as wifi (JOG. The new owners plan to enable the various counties to DR. H. L. D U M B L E ’ develop the land and place it on 1 proceed as far as the tax payers the market early next year in wish in the matter of good iwads. PH YSICIAN a n d SURGEON small tracts. The land is con- j I shall always keep in mind, if hldeftrrl well adapted to the grow-j elected, that I (^present the HOOD RIVER ing of apples'* and pears.—Ore- whole district and shall try to OREGON serve all sections to the l>est of gontan. my ability. Don’ t forget, voters, that next 1 would appreciate your sup Will practice in Mosier and Tuesday is election day. It you port. if you consider me worthy May be reached by long dis appreciate your great American o f this honor. privilege o f casting your own vote P on ’ t forget the Big Basket Social at Stroup’s Hall, on Sat A. J. D erby . tance phone. Home phone 61. -«{•*+» * '■« hooch *- fervou r own choice of man or urday evening, Nov. 5th. 1910. (Paid Atvertiainu) -measure, show it by turning out r r «î: SWRS’TO&Sfcafgg— K* tBK i.» »:r',T T in full fnree at the polls. If ym do it will mean a whole lot o f ex I f you want a Trunk, Suit Case or Satchel we can give We have a dandy lot o f Med’ * Shoes Drumn.br’s tra work fur the election hoard you what you want at a good saving. See what we have as many voters who have not Sam ple th *! we are selling at a good reduction. registered will have to be swoVn i b.’ f'UV !>•»>iiig elsewhere. in: but the board is willing to do Men's Sho'M from $1.60 up. K C G D R IV E R ’S L A R G E S T &. B E S T S T O R E it for the sake o f a full vole. Remember the polls open at 8 a. m. and close a» 7, p. in. Come Other makes in Suits for $7.25, 8.00, 10.00, early and avoid tW ’ rush. 12.(H> end 15.00. We I nve some special values YVo say “ Your Tall Suit” because we krow i in mu* $15.U0 line that are worth $20.00 o f m y A number o f non-resnb'rt (bat we have h ore just the suit for you. IIA H I' We have had a splendid business in this man’s money. pron°rty owners have very kimfiy SCHAFFNER & MARX Suits are made o f im department and are proud o f the val !<»•* We are selling lets o f these but you will sent in articles to h ' disposed of We have all this Fall’ s weaves a id patterns. ith every ported all-wool fabrics, hi. slud with we have given you for we know you will tomorrow n ie'h « hv popular not v ender at this when you see the splendid W e’ re j rood o f our line o f clolhing ni d want methods, for the h - 'efit of the luxury known to tailoreraft. Better canni t be be more than pleaded with the results. assortment we have. All this fall s new stj bs you to take time enough to leak at it. Yen do ■one » man :iv that at $18.00 exhibit bnildii And We have just received another big ex and weaves and at prices from 20 to 20 per A. not have to buy. just see what values vvt ’re the donors at inno im I iheir 0 press shipment, and if you have not al t.»r i |pss than Fort land prices for the same Portland, whr offering. ready bought your winter hat just see the ladies’ Suits and Coats for grade o f go«-ds. n I All v e r s e i Bov s Suits, one o f the tine line we are showing. Second floor. aigc-st and b**>t as 8.00. 10.00. 12.00, 15.00 end I t v . dn!)f Oliver' T $5.00.- j0.-7.u0 carvi n i g a spien ii I also : sortmenta in quality and pr¡ ce tHi t you can wish Wf Mdv' s silk umbrella up. ponular s J. E Cole. vercoats a to see. Some dandy suits for $-1.50, 5.00 a i d set stationer and barber, donated 5.00. < *1 in rays, Hr vvns d Blu s. Ret o f «liver «noon*. Other ar ietes will arrive later. ' First National Bank ye*T Alex. Stewart „ (The M o s i e r Hills & ^uch Land & Orchard Company MOSIER B a rb er Shop hV J . E. COLE. Fruit Lands LAMPS ir Mosier Lumber Co. Burggraf & Sturgess The P ass-T im e E. N. STROUP, Prop’r MOSIER - - OREGON A. E. L A K E “The Popular Clothier m ’ ci tb- • p .,. M ens Clothing, Furnishings and Shoes THE D ALLES, OREGON Corner 2nd and Washington Sts. ( ! T JOH PINES N HOTEL he ------- K M £ K P r„,. ) Good Accommodations | Rates $1.00 per day and tip ■MOSIER, OREGON TH E P A R I S F A I R * New Mifliftery Ladies* Suits and Coats &
