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Entered aa seeend-elaas matter March 12, ISM# *t
the poet office at Moater, Orejtors under the Act of
V O L .
MOSIER, WASCO COUNTY. OREGON.
I V
FR ID A Y, JU LY
19, 1912
NO. 20
March 3. 1879.
A. E. Negus, Uit* well-known tending to swindle his creditors
Hood River Apple Union Bnilds well-digger of The Dalles, wus a
w ben be left.
Cold Storage Plant
caller al the Bulletin office the
Peeved localise he couldn’ t i
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first o f the week. Mr. Negus run things to suit himSelf, he
The Hood River Apple Grow- has recently finished repairing a went to The Dalles and entered
ered J
ers’ Union has begun work on well on the Coleman place and suit against the trustees for J
>ent *
the erection o f the large cold' f**om a caved-in hole in the lime alleged to have bee a spent
j ground, has made a splendid
storage plant to be built adjoin ; well 40 feet deep cemented and working around the hotel,
came to Mosier o f his own ae - 1 «,
ing the present plant on the ¡concreted from the top to within
cord before' the hotel was ready
east, says the Hood River News. 12 feet of the bottom, which is for him Not only that, hut he
'The new annex will be 180 feet (solid rock. Mr. Negus has had persuaded his cook to leave a
in length and 40 feet in width many years’ experience in dig good job and bring bis family to
and will have a capacity o f about ging wells and his work gives Mosier. making them the fairest
j satisfaction.
promises. He skipped without
140,000 boxes o f apples. The
paying them a cent, leaving
work on the new brick structure
The local lodges o f Odd Eel- them financially embarrassed,
w ill he rushed to completion and lows and Rebekahs held a joint
No one here took the trouble
w ill he finished in time for the ¡ installation o f officers at their to investigate Patterson’s record,
•fall rush o f apples. The union. hall, last Friday night. After (and w e’ ll bet our old hat lie’s
will increase the refrigeration the business o f the evening was;got one, all right.) He was evi-
power to twice the present ca disposed of, refreshments were j dentlv taken at his own valua-
pacity. A new engine will he served and a general good time tion by the people o f Mosier, and
was had until a late hour. Mrs. no doubt he passed muster, at
installed to replace the smaller
Amy L. Gove, retiring Nohlel first, among the lew members
machine now in use.
Grand of the Rebekahs, was ■ of the order to which he claimed
to belong and whose emblems lie
present From Hood River.
sported. It is known that Pat
It is said that the ballot at the
terson bought a barrel o f beer I
•coming November election will
An automobile party consist -
be nine feet long. There are 48 ling 0f Mr. Ferguson. Mr. and (on tick) and shipped it down |
from The Dalles.
He didn’ t j
general measures to be voted on, | Mrs. Ray -Williams, Mrs. Mc
have it here long enough to drink I
Crary
and
Miss
Lucy
McClure,
besides the names o f the various
it all himself; it is hardly likely j
•candidates. I f a full vote is o f LaGrande, drove into town he trove it away, so he must have I
yesterdav. They are the guests
polled it will take more than one of Mr. and Mrs. W. T. McClure. sold it, either wholesale or retail.
•day for those precincts having The nar'tv le ft LrCrande h i 7 a. He had a very good reason for
over 150 voters to vote them all, : n . T „
morning and rrived ¡ wanting to get out o f town, and
p. m. 1 he used the “ bluff” method to!
unless the majority of the meas-jat the McClure home at
make his get-away. Mosier is!
ures are passed up without con-j'W 'Wednesday.
_____ ___ _ _ _
to he congratulated that he did j
«¡deration. It is a physical im
I not stay any longer to “ do” the
possibility for the average voter
pfiere
to intelligently mark a ballot
j got stung by him. all right, with
three yards long in less than
eight minutes, and many will re i Because the trustees of the | several others,but that is not the
| Odd Fellows lodge insisted on reason w e’ re squealing.
We
quire twice that time. In this
the new hotel being run rn a re- would simply warn other com-
precinct, with a voting popula spectahle manner, I)r. Patterson, 1 munities against Dr. H. J. Pat- ‘ t .
tion close to 200, it will he neces the man fromLebano i who came terson.
sary to increase the number of 1 e r ' the first of the month to
Meanwhile there is a well-ap
voting booths and then the tik e charge o f the hotel on a pointed hotel here for lease to
voters will hate to "“ keep a-com- five yt ar lease, refused to sign the right party.
irs or (p
the papers and left
s i’ ” to get thru in time. What
Wednesday, promising, hovev-
a picnic the election hoards will •>r, to return ypslerdav and- so -
W ir. Stevenson was a passen
have, counting the ballots. Any t'e a few unpaid hills. Rot he ger on this morning’s local to will
body want a job? There’s at failed to show up, no doubt in- Hood River.
least one open in Mosier.
i
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"O Ull. R ” Pl'TTFRRnM
I hi I Llldwli
the We
n H FUKF!',e°i,Ie'
I nl\L
with and his polll,te
foul mouth.
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W. F. LARA I VA Y
in Business
SO Years
Hood River
U S. A.
Have You Ever
N eed les, S h u ttles and B ob b in s f * r
use in A H M akes o f S e w in g M ach in es.
We ean supply you with any needle to fit any sew
ing machine; also the best machine^oil.
HAD A
Visit by the Sea
OR
A
Nichol & Co.,
Run on the Sandy Shore
AT
NORTH BEACH
General Merchandise
W A S H IN G T O N
M
Did you know you could reach this delightful
care slaving, health giving, fun making
SUMMER RESORT
B Y T A K IN G THE
TH E N DOWN TIIE
J. P O T T E R "
H A S S A L O '' & “ (H A R V E S T Q U E E N ”
To MEGGER
Where trains connect with boats for North Bench Points
YOU CAN
YOU SH O U LD
Mosier
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KNOXALL
Formerly the Pattee Mill, is now stocked with dimen
sion and all grades ot lumber to please the most exact
ing. GIVE US A CALL.
Drives
No. 7 West Itound 7:22 a. m.
No. L
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“
2:45 p. m
No. 2 East
“
10:20 a. m.
Them
No. 8
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6:35 p. m.
Aw ay
No. 6
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10:40 p. m.
No. 17, at 5:30 p. m., flag stop
jon Sundays only for Hood River
, and Portland.
1
TIM E TABLE FOR RIVKR BOATS
3
Electric Wiring & Supply Co.
ph o ne
FIRST N A T IO N A L BANK BUILDING
BA I I.KY.G AT7.A KT.
Leave*. Portland for The Dalle* Mon
day*, Wednesdays ami Friday*.
Leaves The Dalles for
Portland
Tuesdays, Thursdays and Saturdays.
T E A L.
KEEP
COOL
Leaves Portland for The Dalles
Tuesday, Thursday and Sunday.
Leaves The Dalles for Portland Mon-
; day, Wednesday and Friday.
TAHOMA.
Between The Dalles and Cascade
Locks.
Leaves the I.ocks Monday
morning and The Dalles Tuesday morn
ing, making trip *’one way each day
^Steam ers Teal and Tahoiua stop on
flag at ISateham's Landing. Tahoma
stops on flag at lower landing.
Notice to the Public.
A new stock o f fixtures of all kinds now on display.
Hood River
Oregon
ELECTRIC TALK
Your Lighting wants will lie taken care o f through our store
at The Dalles and all work in Mosier can he handled on short
notice and at satisfactory prices. We will be pleased to fur
nish estimates o f all electrical works lig h tin g and Power on
application.
The Dalles Electric Works,
The Dalles, Ore.
The two leading magazines o f the
Pacific Coast, the Pacific Monthly and
the Sunset, have been consolidated
under the title of “ Sunset—the Pacific
Monthly.”
It is the intention o f the pnblishdr
to spare no money nor effort to make
Sunset the Pacific Mouthly a credit to
the West and a magazine o f national
value and importance.
To introduce it to new readers we
will make the .following special offer:
Send 50c in stamps, and we will put
your name on our subscription list for
the next four months, and will send
you a free copy o f the superbly illustra
ted Mid-Winter number, and also the
famous Sunset Indian fioster, securely
packed in a mailing tube. It will make
a beautiful ornament for your front
room or den.
Send your Order to Fred I-ock ley,
Northwestern Manager, Sunset —the )
Pacific Monthly, Portland, Oregon.
*
rego n
Why suffer from the heat when ybu can keep Cool fit
the cost o f
an hour?
one-third of a cent
Pacific Power & Light Co.„
"Always at Your Service”
W. D. CHANDLER.
Arthur & Burt Drug Co.,
Sales Agents
Mosier, Oregon.
Tillman Reuter, who makes
¡grain grow on the semi-arid
land o f Central Oregon where
none grew before, does not want
any one to overlook the forth
coming International Dry Farm
ing Congress to he held at Loth- j
bridge, Alberta, October 21-26. |
He is collecting exhibits o f the,
products Oregon grows by dry
farming and, as usual, expects
to win the leading prizes with i
products o f Oregon dry farms.
He has got into the habit of win
ning firsts for this state and ex
pects to repeat his success this ■
year.
mil accessible to many in Mosier Valley.
mCAL TIME-TABLE
O
We can Supply you with any size er type at the lowest
price.
Phone, Odell 302.
Mosquito Lotion
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An Electric Fan in the home will make the work a
pleasure. The hrit kitdhen ito v e ’ls robbed o f its ter
ror if you have an elettric fan working beside yöb.
A. A R L I N G T O N , L o c a l Agent.
Columbia Saw Mill
‘Oregon
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An Electric Fan in the office will keep you cool anti
Comfortable on the hottest day.
R E S T BY T H E S E A
Location of
o sier
Prepare for the
Hot Weather
Ask any agent of the O.-W. R. & N. and find out how little it
cost to leave care and dust and heat behind and have a real
For particulars apply to F.
W. E. CHOWN,
N. C, Maris, o f Portland, was
in the city Friday calling on
County School Supf. J. T. Neff.
Mr. Maris is interested in indus
trial work in the public schools Relieves
The
and was talking over the situa
tion with the superintendent.
B it e
Mr. N eff says that the Wasco
Price 25cts.
■schools will have the largest and
¡finest exhibit in their history at
the fair in the fall and that more
interest is being taken this year
than ever in the kind of work in
which the Porland man is in ter-1 A. !.. DAY. P k é sio k n t -M anac . ku
osted.—Dalles Optimist.
J. K. McGregor returned or
Monday from a trip to various
sound cities in Washington and
British Columbia. He says h e ,
was astonished at the wonderful,
growth and development o f Van- (
couver, B. C., where he lived
years ago. A t that time there
was but one small store and only
a dozen or so white people. Now
vast enterprises have sprung up.
the
population and resources
have ’increased and developed
almost beyond the comprehen
sion o f the old pioneers.
It is not so long ago that people were content to
choose glasses in much the same way that they
would buy hoots at a “ bargain counter’ ’ or some
“ cure all” from a touring quack. But eyesight
is to precious to experiment with and today
most people realize it. I f you have any eye
troubles we will give your expert examination
and precisely the help you need.
to PORTLAND
COLUMBIA RIVER via STEAMERS
in the summer t ime is just as essen
tial as a line door is during other
seasons. You can get it here, for
we have many new designs to choose
from.
Window screens too, of
course, witli all tile ■Mixings.” Any
size you want, all ready for use.
Come now.
Don’ I lit the Hits,
etc., get ahead of you.
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Consult an Eye Specialist
SCREE'*. DOOR
Preliminary plans are going
forward for making the Pacific
Northwest Land Products Show,
to he held in Portland November
18—23, the biggest, and most suc-
■ces3ful land show ever given
west of the Rooky Mountains.
The management is getting in
touch with commercial bodies
and individual exhibitors o f the
territory to be represented and
promises o f liberal support are
being received. Every district i
•of the Northwest states has an
•opportunity in this ' ‘‘dirt show”
for valuable exploitation.
paid for before affidavits are furnished.
v-at
O.-W. R.& N.
A H ANDSOM E
to the party ordering them, at legal rates, and
The Dalles, Oregon
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