Special
E w.ibil Luilding to Open
| widen Nature h
huLle-d. On that he should be ¿,1 ■ en mi poai, •
The exhibit building will die 'September 15 commenced the low' Lie assistance to go to a section
oi en.-d on Saturday afternoon t o ■ colonists rates On that day and oi the state which will suit. If
a Sv.ccii-ra«^cr and hap-'
he public, ' j oe State Library con tin uing for a month the Mi! a man
of fifty volumeswill be taken out j die
Wo3t disgorged
tbeso pans to land in a fruit-growing
r.nd anyone wishing the loan of among its own v. l.o a r* dissatis- region, he must be directed to
Ilooks can have them from th e ' fled, who care not for the glories those parts of Oregon best adapt.
principal of our school, who has : of the valleys of the Mississippi I ed to stock-raising. If one is a
agreed to take charge of them and Mi; souri, but frefer to trek uualiiied truck farmer he should
for the pre.-erit. ’¡’he 1’1 rai- . i;- still further wetn ward to where i><- sent to those portions of the
charged to the board of the the setting sun meets the horizon, state best adapted to diversified
Immanual C'.un-h.
Fifty or sixty yi ar
. hen the larming, etc. Generally speak*
The Commercial Club has fitted i ‘‘spirit moved,” it moved slowly ing, everyone of us should boost
up the building so that it may be and with a greal deal of difficulty for each and every portion of the
used as a rinding and rest room ! a^d attendant danger, loday it state and not alone for the
The case of the Mosier Fruit for the public. Magazines are to I means but ride of a few days on particular section wherein Des-
Masters.
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1 11 i e r a Associ ■ 1 ion vs. H. S. |je contributed by the members board a fast train attendant with tiny happened to have placed us. I
Notice.
Davidson, tried before a Hood and we need a table and six a comfort which those home- There should be more cooperation
An apple packing school w ill! River Jury this week, was de- chairs. When the table is furish-1 seekers would have considered , between the various parts. The!
be heldat.our warehouse at 1:30 cided iri favor of the defendant. ed here will he waiting patter and 'heavenly. It is expected th at' resident o f Rogue River should di
i>. m. Saturday, Get., 7, for the Now the query is, ‘ ‘When is a material which will he for the use j ^-U's lad thousands will take rect strangers to Hood River;
.purpose of explaining to growers contract not a contract?”
of those who wish to write a | a(l vantage of the lov rates and Hood River should send people to i
and packers the various gradas
Specimens! settle in the Pacific Northwest Rogue River; the Willamette Val- j
Mr. H. C Bowers, manager letter while in town. Specimens
and sizes of apples this season. of the Portland Hotel, and the of the choice fruit of the Valley Iand take l,art in il* future activ ley should direct attention to the
All persons interested are re new Multmomah Hotel, which are requsted to lie brought in and ! • tie».
All of these strangers wonderful resources of Eastern!
quested to he present.
placed
in
the
window.
The
DuiliJ-
j
should
be
met with open arms, Oregon, etc. It is only by this,
will be opened to the public ori
M osier F ruit G rowers As- j January first, next, is visiting | ing will be open for a part of! They should immediatly be kind of cooperation that the]
SOCIATION.
I today with Mr. and Mrs. Ed L. the time each day in the week. J shown the true Oregon spirit. stranger can be truly aided and j
j Howe, at “ Lehowa.”
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All necessary aid should be at the same time impressed with ,
S. E. Francisco attended the
the fact that Oregon is a g re a t;
Dr, C. A. Macrum’s auto came! Co-operation with the Home- *’ ' xen them.
Furthermore, it
Fair at The Dalles yesterday. !
seeker
j must lie remembered that there Tate and its inhabitants not
j to grief one day last week and
p. L. k r e t z e r ,
are enough homeseekers coming narrow. It should be a case of:!
Leave your clothes with Jas. ¡has been in the hospital since. |
All
for
one
and
one
for
all.
EXPERT W ELL DRILLER
N otary Public
L. Cole to be cleaned and press-1 Several bones were broken, I Again have the various sections I from al| sections of the stale.
| which the doctor, with all his
‘/logon their opportunity t o ; Care should be taken that if one
and
Harvest For Stenographers.
strangers
into
their
happens
to
slrik
e
a
section
w
hich
F
ire
Insurance
Mrs. Win Stevenson is visiting skill as a physician and surgeon, 11 . !*' I'1'
While the passion for investi
All work guaranteed
of the boulilies ! in some way does not suit him,
¿h is week with Mrs. M. H. C ra ft! couldn't “set,” and he had to ml<
Mosier
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Oregon
gation shown by the Democrats
a t Mt. Hood.
send the disabled parts to a
at the special session is certain
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ORE.
W .G. Wooley, of Portland, was | specialist.
The accident was
to have a salutary effect on the TH E DALLES
s~*<
Address 402 W 7 th St.
interviewing our business men caused by the brake being thrown I
various officials of the Govern
P a c ific P hone
off while the machine was stand-1
Tuesday.
ment who have been lax in their
Black 1771
ing on an incline with no one
methods of administration, it lias
Ladies’ clothes cleaned and
rrin
rw
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h
i
m
!
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ai
imu
,
1
i
near to prevent its plunging 1
in on a great boon to the official
pressed. All work guaranteed.
Men’s
Shoes,
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-
now
$3.90
down into the bed of the creek ¡
reporters who have had ail the M O S IE R S H O E
Ja s. E. Cole, resident agent.
SHOP
Boys’ $2.75
“
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“
$2.25
and turning turtle.
work they could handle.
A
W. E. Huskey and Wm Akers
G. L . P e r k i n s . P r o p .
86c. Overalls
. . .
“
7 ()c
Razors put in first-class condition.
Thomaa Harlan, probably one
stenographer who takes testimo
were visitors in Hood River
of the oldest newspaper men in
ny
for
one
hour
daily
at
a
hear
GOc.
Work
Shirts
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“
45c
yesterday.
Shoe repairing a specialty.
Oregon, or the Pacific North
ing, like the steel or sugar hear
Work guaranteed at reason
If you have any carpenter west, and at present editor of
ings, will make $25 a day, in
able prices. Give us a call.
-.work to do and want it done the Lyle Washingtonian, visited
¡addition to extra fees he will
right, see “ Happy.”
charge to witnesses or others who
in town last week with rel-
Located in Marsh building.
Quite a number o f Mosierites j atives and shaking hands with
want copies of the testimony he-
Upper Main Street,
DAVID ROBINSON, M. D.
are attending the Eastern Oreg- „id friends. Mr. Harlan looks
j fore he gets iiis notes written up;
on Fair at 1 he Dalles this week, hale and hearty at his abvanced
I and the thrifty stenographer is MOSIER
O regon
P hysician and S urgeon
; no or in a hurry to write up his
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Arthur Middleswart and fam age.
notes before ail such side
reve-
MOSIER
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ily, and Miss Pearl McClure were
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JOHN G. ZOLl.S & SONS
Emmanuel Church Services
nues
are
gathered
in.
It
will
be
shopping in Hood River on Mon
seen, from this, that merely the Contractors in Stone, Brick and Con
Mr. Hargreaves will preach at
day.
D R. J . S O W E R B Y
crete. Work
the morning service and also *
taking and printing of the pro
Mr. Henry
I ’etterson, of teach the young peoples’ class 4
chiropractor
ceedings in the various investiga Hood Kiver
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Oregon
Wapinitia, visited here yesterday in the Sunday school hour.
tions
will
Cost
the
country
many
N E R V E S P E C IA L IS T
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with Mrs. Wm Johnson, who is
In the evening Miss Knight &
thousands of dollars. But the
Lady Attendant—Experienced
his sister-in-law.
P hone 222
an Episcopal deaconess, will A
country has had a vast amount;
Fur and feathers cleaned at conduct the service.
FFRGUSON BLDG., HOOD RIVER
of entertainment out of it and j
Gray & Rand’s, Hood River,
Is the place to get your choice
for that alone, the investigations
Ore. Ja s. E. Cole, Mosier Agent
are doubtless well worth thej
Mr. and Mrs. Wm O. Coleman, ' »1 I |V^ CT
C igars ,
T obacco
O V E R 66 Y E A R S '
J . T. Sellinger, of Trout Lake, of River Forest, III., a suburb o f 1 « 3-> - 1 v * *—
price.
C andy , and S oft D rinks
EXPERIENCE
Wash., visited here (his week of Chicago, arrived this week and s
P
ool and B illiards
With his mother, Mrs. Geo. are visiling Mr. and Mrs. Ed L. V»
S. E. Francisco, Prop.
Sellinger.
Howe, at “ Leohowa. ”
Mr.
Mrs. \V. A. Husbands and two Coleman is the president of
Oregon !
Mosier,
«I
T r a d e M arks
children v sited the first of the Burley & Tyrrell Co., of Chicago,
*
D e s ig n s
C o p y r ig h t s A c .
-week wit 1 the family of Bert the firm Mr. Howe lues represent
A nyone sending a sk etch and description m ay
a sce rtain our opinion /reo w hether an
ed on tin* Pacific ('oast for many 4k
Middies«ar at Parkdaie.
WANTED— G ood H o u sek ee pin g re Quickly
inven tion Is probab ly patent aide. Cormrniidea
tions stric tly confidential. HANDBOOK on P a te n ts
*
years. Mr. Coleman is also the ¥
s e n t fre e , old e st apency fo r securing p ate n ts.
quires
the
services
of
a
representative
*
' E. N. Stroup came up from
P a te n ts tak en th rou g h M uim jr- Co. receive
owner of "R iver Forest Fruit
in Mosier to look after subscription re sp ecia l n o tic e , wit b o u t ch arge, In th e
E. A. R a c e , m g r .
Portland Sunday night and spent
newals and to extend circulation by
several days here attending to F arm ,” south of town, and this A
special methods which have proved un
A hand som ely illu strate d w eekly. L a rg e st c ir
a
is
his
first
visit
to
the
West.
1 *
cu lation o f any scie n tific jo u rn a l. T erm s, $3 a
v
business matters.
usually successful. Salary and com y e a r ; fo u r m onths, $ 1. Sold by all new sdealers.
Ho is greatly pleased with Mo-]
mission. Previous experience desira MUNN S Co.36,Broi,d*a*' New York
Mrs, Dick Evans is visiting
sier and the fruit industry and
B ra n ch Office, 625 F S t., W ash in gton , D . C.
ble but not essential. Whole time or
friends in The Dalles tin's week
*
predicts a Wonderful future for *
spare time. Address, with references,
and attending (lie Fair.
Mosier District.
J. F. Fairbanks, Good Housekeeping
W ork
Magazine, 381 Fourth Ave, New York W e l l
Miss Selma Vickers, of The
All trains east and west wore
The
Town
With
a
Future
City.
Dalles, is spending the week
W ell D o ne
delayed from one to four hours!
with her cousin, .Miss Maude
[last Tuesday by the derailing of;
Evans.
a freight engine in the tunnel
Local Phone 114
,
.
, ,
Pacific Phone Main 2211
lh e undersigned is thoroughly
Mrs. Elmer (Lyle, with her I two miles west of Mosier, caused
prepared to put down open wells
three children, arrived last week by the cave-in of several tons of!
in
any part of the surrounding
from Lebanon, and is visiting earth and i*o£k in the roof of the !
j
country.
Has a complete outfit,
her mother, Mrs. Lou Graham. west end of the tunnel. The
J.
P.
E
R
H
A
R
T
,
Prop.
including
pipe
cutting and thread
| wrecking crew was called down M O S I E R F R U I T L A N D S A S P E C I A L T Y
Thornes II. Dorsey, formerly
ing tools. Does all kinds of ce-
icewhwwwieissiwiicvsswwisitfwwieiwieoeiieiiwwuwwtiw
i from The I Julies md by 11 o’clock
1 ment, rock and concrete work,
We are here to stay know values, and can offer you
proprietor of the Bing mi Observ
the track was clear.
Mosier
j Has had 30 years’ experience in
er is in town tins week and
reliable service.
i presented quite i busy railroad
the well business. May be found
showed that he had’ nl I'oigotten
I center, with her main line and
11*1
r ‘
j
by addressing him at The Dalles,
We solicit your business on the Imsis of “A Square Deal”
his “cases''by helping cut in an
S I .
Ore., or inquire at Maier &
¡yards full of passenger and
extremity.
Money to loan on improved property.
Schanno’s store. The Dalles, Or.
freight trains, .In occasions of
For further particulars, ín-
Mr. and Mrs. Lambert, of 3ort- this kind, which fortunately for
at Bulletin office.
land, visited tin's week with Mrs.
.
! the railroad co npany,
toll t
A. E. N egus
Lam bert’s father. Mr. .! John happen often, it would
Evans, having motored
stroke of good business
Id R v. H. L . D U M B LE
from The Dalles, where l
Mosier’s publicity commit t
PHYSICIAN and s u r g e o n
visited the Fair.
do a-little advert i
u late
HOOD R IV ER
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: Mosier literature
id
osier
The case of the state
Will
practice
in
Mosier
and
apples among tlr
pas-
Davenport and Forslund, w
May be reached by long dis
sengors \v ho get o tin
us to
was brought up again before
tance phone, Home phone 61.
look about.
grand jury at Hood River
• '«23.-- j a »j-saï. s¿. uggTY
Monday, was dismis.-“ d after
O uting Gowns
■
new overcoat
clothes, we feel like showing
In d ie s ’ N e w F a ll S u its
LADIES TAILORED
One
of
tin
You do not wat t to over-
takingof.fui tehr evidence in
SUITS AND COATS $5.00.
you some.
is going ito bo
styles
that
A
tine
iineof
childrens
out
We
are
showing
an
un-
,
look our milliner* parchi
matter.
Here is certainly a big liar-
worn 1his f;Mil is t he new
ing flannel night gowns
11. S. &. M. overeo ats for
equaled line of women’s] j
gain in ladies’ tailored suits
ivo yoi
H. A. Cameron, represen
Raglan .
You know how
from 2 to 14 years of age.
Nobby Fall Suits at prices of
$1(>.50 and up. Othei ' ill;ikes
and long coats that we want
<4 und
the Portland Stationary
n Rag Ian is made. with
for $5.00 anil lip to $1 00 ' They are made of good
$10.00, $11.00, $12.00, $15.00
to close out quickly. Values
Woodenware Co., was in t
rice than ;
un ove r-t hesivmillier :seam ;
quality outing flannel in
up to $30.00.
You do not
$10.00. $20.00. $22.00, $23.00
H. S. vV. M. suits for :$18.
Wednesday
interviewing
want to miss this chance.
gives it a swagger look.
•me qualit
and $25.00. We ask your
and up. Oth er mal\t'S for 1 plain colors or in neat pink
business men,
Your choice of any suit or
or blue stripe effect. Weil
HART S C Ii A .F F N E : r &
w nere
Our si >ck is tl
$5 and up to $15.
critical inspection of work
coat on the rack for only $5.
made, neatly finished gar
G. A. McGargar retur
MARX know just how to do
er
in the cit
manship. material and style;
m ents price toe, 5(L- and 70.
We h ave a fine lot of chil
Tuesday evening from I’orth
it right,: their raglan model
S p e c ia l
we’ll l>e proud to show them.
drens’, Misses’ and Ladies’
\n
extra
fine
line
of
ladies’
where he went with iiis fat
is one of the ;*n; ippiest we’ve
Kid gloves 4,7c. A t t!lose
Materials are serges, fine
rain capes and coats. These
flannelette
night
gowns
last week. Mrs. MeOar nr an
i’ll find here
cry
ever seon.
prices you have y oui
nice
are just the thing for fall
worsteds, cheviot and English
shown in plain colors or irr
. Donald will remain in Pot land
nm
f al
mum
a lot * 1f other good tl tings»
o f black, tan :mid wtlite kid
and winter wear.
Prices
suitings in greys, browns,
neat pink or blue stri
ior the winter. C. A. will stay
from $1.50 up.
2nd Floor
■ . 'S.
on
its and ovar
gloves, sizes 5 * to 7. (vii>Vt*8
too. in both
greens and blacks. Expert
All weights in light, m edium
here thru apple season.
1
A full line of Misses’
w #! 11 *en joy
that formerly sold ;it $ ! /1A
Cofttd! thing
fitter in attendance, insuring
or
heavy.
E
xtra
well
made
winter
Coats ju st received.
1
a pair. Sligi illy
iitins:ied. i
g > ou. Any dayr you
Death- In
for 70c,
y°u a perfect Tit. where
Come in and look them over.
Services at the Chri
c
Your choice 47
feel lik L'looki up; at aonte good
$1.00
d $1. »
alterations is necessary.
2nd Floor
Church Sunday. Subject in
evening “ Federation” . S.i
.School! Rally Day.
K. ii. SlCiCAFOoSK
H O O D R IV E R S L A R G E S T & B E S T S T O R E
i ji i ù ü L ii’cictJ j ü y ¿ « x i ' , t.iurence
— Jones and Mr. Bendi:;, of Walla
the uo-
_____ _ _ _ _ _ _ __________ Walla, took advantage
îQOi'iiin^
lay
to
trains
Tuesday
Notice
to spend a couple of hours in
All persons wishing gravel or
Mosier wifh their frienc Mis.
;Sund from the gravel pit on the
Anna McLane.
East Hood River Fruit Com
A
number of prominent
pany,s property will hereafter
I
Mosier
fruit growers have been
apply to
J . C onnou ,
attending
court at Hood River
Mosier, Ore,
this week giving and hearing
testimony in the case of the
Wanted
Mosier
Fruit Growers Association
Men for clearing land on
!
vs.
Davidson
Fruit Co.
Sundborg place.
Telephone C.
LO CAL
Prices
On all lines for month
of OCTOBER.
Must have more room.
Alex. Stewart,
Mosier, Oregon,
Alex. Stewart
M OSIER
B a r b e r Shop
Cash Prices Only
W.
Mosier
. E. COLE.
J
E. CHOWN,
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O re
I
ri
!
CEM EN T
P L A ST E R
f
j Tum-A-Lum Lumber Co. I
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1} M OSIER
ORE.
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. K . M c G r e g o r &
THE OAKS
Fruit Lands
Town Lots
Fire Insurance
D. D. HAIL
Mosier, Oregon,
co.
REAL ESTATE
Scientific American.
T
he
PINES H OTEL
Good Accommodations
.
Rates
00 per day and up
Chicken Dinner Every Sunday
ency for Model Laundry
Also Pressing and Cleaning
M O SIER ,
THE PARIS FA IR
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OREGON