PUBLISHED EVERY FRIDAY
ADVERTISING RATES
MOSIER BL1LLB1
H. G. KIBBEE, Proprietor
SUBStKtPTtON RATES
On*
Year,
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Six Moo'S*
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En tered o eeoond-class m e tie r Mtueti IS. 1 » » » '
th e poet office at Moeier, Oreiron. under the A r t o f
Real Estate Transfers
SHIELDS WILL EXPOSE SINGLE
TAX TOMORROW NIGHT
Millinery Opening
NO TICE
Geo. Chamberlain reports this
On Friday a n d Saturday, Sept.
week the sale of 10 acres o f land 13th and 14th, we will display
belonging to Mrs. llayslip, to J. our most complete up-to-date line
H. Jones, o f Portland.
j o f ladies’ and misses’ trimmed
Following a request from a
Also 40 acres o f the Chamber- hats for Fall and Winter. We
number o f prominent men that
lain homestead to Martin B. Don-1 cordially invite
invite everyone to be
he come to Mosier to explain and
j
present at this opening
elucidate Single Tax, Chas. H. ovan, of Portland.
Thanking our many customers
Shields, Secretary o f the Oregon
| in Mosier and vicinity for past
Mrs. Park Sturgess left Tues [ patronage, and soliciting a con-
£qual Taxation League, will be
day
for a week’ s visit with her | tinuance of same, we are,
here tomorrow night and speak
parents at Vancouver. She was
Yours to serve,
in Stroup’ s Hall at 8:30 o’ clock.
IT.
. . .
... ,
, accompanied by her sister, Miss
G ib s o n S is t e r s ,
His subject Jfü 1,1 he
Single la x rva Staley, who has been visit-
Hood
River, Oregon.
Exposed.”
ingher.
Mr. Shields is the author of; Mosierites visiting in Hood
the pamphlet “ Single Tax Ex- j R jver
Monday were Mr. and
Library Association Formed
posed,” which has been read by Mrs. F. A. Allington, the Misses
'pjle Mosier Public Free Libra
a large number of
residents o f Luriine and Dolly Fisher, W. D. ry Association
was formed last
this county, and he is at present A Id red, J. N. Mosier, Leslie VVednesday evening at a meeting
conducting the campaign in Ore-
(,|^ . e Ha,ley’ Etl bturRess( held in the Exhibit building,
gon agaiust Single Tax which
Geo H.gley.
which will he used for the iibra-
R. H. Wyman and w ife o f Ev- ry. Ih e board of directors, as
has received comment in some anston. III., arrived last Satur
chosen by the 30 odd people pres
cases and commendation in oth d a y for a fortnight’ s visit with ent, consists o f Dr. Robinson, j
ers from all over the state.
their son, Thomas, who, with F. elected for three years, Mrs. P.
It will he well worth while for B. Munroe, has charge o f Mar- L. Arthur, who will serve two)
those in favor of Single Tax jo-wana Ranch, owned by W. 0. years, and Mrs. Elsie Marsh, to
serve one year.
and those who agree with Mr. Coleman, o f Chicago.
Shields to he present at this
meeting.
Following his address, Mr.
Shields announces that lie will offers, FREE, with the exception o f cost o f postage on papers and
he perfectly willing to answer cobtof I lie University Extension Bulletin, to CITIZENS OF ORE
any questions propounded to him. GON. forty U N IV E R S IT Y COURSES hv M AIL. Ability to profit
It is expected that a number by the course* selected is the only requirement for enrollment in
o f local men will he on the plat the Corresjiondence Department. Courses are offered in the de
form with Mr. Shields and he partments o f Botany, Debating, Economics, Education, Electricity,
will be introduced by R. M. Ross, English Literature, English Composition, History, Mathematics,
Cashier o f the Mosier Valley Mechanical Drawing, Physical Education. Physics, Physiology,
Bank. The meeting is being Psycology, Sociology, and Surveying. Write to the Secretary of
held under the auspices o f tlie | B ie Correspondence School, University of Oregon, Eugene, for in
formation and catalogue.
business men of Mosier.
COURSES IN RESIDENCE at the University prepare for the ;
Professions
o f ENG INEERING , JOURNALISM , LA W , MEDI-I
Wilcox--Evans
CINE, and TEACHING. Fall semester ofiens Tuesday, Sept 17.
Married:—On Monday evening, Address the Registrar for catalogues descriptive o f the College of
at the parsonage of Fulton Pres Engineering, the College o f Liberal Arts, the Schools o f Educa
byterian Church, in Portland, tion, Commerce, Law, Medicine, and Music.
Rev. Mr. Benson, Pastor, officiat
ing, Miss Maud E. Evans was
married to Mr. John R. Wilcox,
It was a very quiet wedding,
the only attendants being Mr.
and Mrs. Ray Sturgess, o f Port
The Annual Wasco and Hood River County Fair will be held
land, friends o f the bride and
at The Dalles, October 1, 2, 3, 4, 1912. This exhibition will
groom.
comprise horses, cattle, sheep, swine, poultry, farm products,
Mr.#and Mrs, Wilcox are both
fruit, flowers, merchandise, manufactures, machinery, wom
Mosier people and deservedly
an's
work, art, children’s exhibits of art and gardening, speed
popular among a large circle o f
contests,
novel attractions and entertainments that will tickle
friends. The bride is the. only
you
very
muchly.
daughter o f Mr. and Mrs. S. E.
Come and have the best time o f your life and you will live
Evans, and has ljyed in Mosier
fifty years longer.
D O N’T FORGET T H E DATE.
about twelve years. The groom
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THE UNIVERSITY OF 00E60N C000ESP0NDENCE SCHOOL
FOR
PU B LIC A TIO N
( p u b l is h e r )
Department o f The Interior, U. S.
[,and office at The Dalles. Oregon,
A u g u s t 27th, 1912.
NO TICE is hereby given that Benja
min W. Veatch, wnose post-office ad
dress is Mosier, Oregon, did, on the
13th day o f February, 1911, file in this
office Sworn Statement and Applica
tion. No. 08121, to purchase the NW|
SEE N E JS W tf, SE1-4NWI-4, and Lot
3, Section 1, Township 1 North, Range
11 EW M ., and the timber thereon, un
der the provisions o f the act o f June
3, 1878, and acts amendatory, known
Fun, Amusement, Information and Instruction
Mosier Book Store
M o
O
s ie r
r e g o n
A HANDSOME
SCREEN DOOR
or food
IS THE ONLY KIND WE MSELL
the very best m unes
1 "s*'<
IS
OUR. W O R D
X3
Register.
P - / *7 y u / c <*. u //
Hood River
V. S. A.
OPPORTUNITY
IS PASSING
TO SECURE LOW FARES EAST
IF YOU WA N T GOOD GROCERIES YOU CAN GET
WHA T YOU WA N T FROM VS. BECAUSE WE KEEP
NOTHING BUT GOOD CROCERIEJ I NoUR ¿TORE. IT
IS A CRIME TO Y o URJ EL F To U S E A N Y OTHER
KIND.
BUT, BECAU¿E THE QUALI TY OF OUR
GOODJ IS HIGH, DON’ T THINK THAT THE PRICEJ
OF OUR GROCNRIEJ ARE HIGH. WE BELIEVE IN
¿ELLING A BIG QUANTI T Y OF GROCERIEJ FoR
LITTLE PR1CEJ.
WHEN YOU W A N T ANYTHING
TO EAT, THEN COME To VS.
N I C H O L & CO.,
M o s ie r
:
:
SEPTEMBER 30 .
Good—
The Sea Breeze;
on which you can secure reduced rales to
Pacific
V IS IT T H E O L D F O L K S
Power
via
Soo Line
to
ST. PAUL
i r
MINNEAPOLIS
Union Pacific
C. & N. W. or
C., M. & St. P.
to CHICAGO
Th ird and W ashington Sts.
PO RTLAN D
It’s the best because it’s
the most reliable. A l
ways on hand whet*
needed to comfort the
hot and weary, to cool
the fevered brow of the
sick, and to chase away
troublesom e dreams
from sleeping babyland.
TO PRINCIPAL CITIES
IN THE EAST
Closing
Out!
All Harness Goods,
Gloves, etc.----
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g
COST
r
»
TOY COSfl
W. E. CHOWN,
Mosier
Oregon Only a few more
KNOXALL
Mosquito Lotion
Relieves
The
Drives
A small party from the Hill and
Oak Lodge just returned from a
six days’ outing in the National
Forest They spent a day or two
Away
at Badger Lake. The weather
was ideal and camping without
tents quite practicable.
The
tramp o f about 60 miles wa*
Sales Agents
Mosier , Oregon.
made in short marches and pho-j
tographing, botanizing and ex
ploring were enjoyed all the way, L A. L. DAY, P resident -M anagk
PHOW J
Miss Clara Herbrandson, who
has been visiting M is» Clarke
this summer, left last week for j
F IR S T N A T I O N A L B A N K B U I L D I N G
White Fish, M erit, where sh e
will teach school this winter.
Mr. and Mrs. C. Cooper, with
their two children, came over
A new stock o f fixtures o f all kinds now on display.
from Greenwood Ridge recently.
Miss Ruth Sheldon made a trip
to The Dalles last week in com
pany with Miss Lila Clarke, who
proved up on her homestead.
Bite
Them
Price 25cts.
Arthur & Burt Drug Co.,
Electric
Wiring
&
Supply
Co.
1
Everything Electrical
Hood River
Oregon
weeks, so
Hurry!
V. E. Fosberg
H o od
r iv e r
,
& Co.
O re .
601 S pragu e Avenue
SPO KANE
Better—
The Mountain Breeze;
Best—
The Swinging Electric
Breeze of the
G-E Electric
Oscillating Fan
EQUIPMENT AND SERVICE STR16TLY HIGH-CLASS
716 Second Avenue
SE ATTLE
O regon
Heat Dispellers
A R E TH E O N L Y S ALE DATES L E F T
O. S. L.
.£■ A J C l /
o 1
\\ho<%
,
W. F. LARA WA Y
In Business
SO Years
in the summer time is just as essen
tial as a fine door is during other
seasons. You can get it here, for
we have many new designs to choose
from.
Window screens too, o f
course, with all tne “ fixings.” Any
size you want, all ready for use.
a g
Come now.
Don’ t let the flies,
I ,
etc., get ahead o f you.
20
■
RE. 5 0 LVED - THAT V/hATWE EAT IS
V h AT, KE.EP 5 U 5 ALIVE AND WELL.
It costs but a trifle—
/css than a-cent-an-
hour.
C IT Y T IC K E T OFFICES
Local A g e n t for the O LIV E R T Y P E W R IT E R — -the
kind that costs only 17 cents a day. Typewriter rib-
bons for all makes and Supplies o f every description.
1
-
paid for before alHduvits are'furnished.
Let our Agent, F. A, A l l in g t o n , aid you in outlining your trip.
1
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NO. 28
■ to the party ordering them, at legal rates, and
C. W. M oork ,
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.
JUDD S. FISH, Secty.
1
Rainbow Hill Notes.
Business locals w ill be charged at r>Jcents per line
fo r each insertion.
I^egat advertisements will iiCall easeslbe charged
as the "Tim ber anti Stone Law ,” at
such value us might be fixed by ap
praisement. and that, pursuant to such |
| application, the laud ami timber there-
on have been appraised at $397.18, the I
timber estimated at 261.500board feet;
that said applicant will offer final proof
in support o f his application and sworn
statement on the 6th day o f Novem
ber, 1012, before the Register and Re
ceiver o f the U. S. Land Otfce, at The
Dalles, Oregon.
Any person is at liberty to protest
this purchase before entry, or initiate
a contest at any time before patent
issues, by filing a corroborated affida
vit in this office, alleging facts which
would defeat the entry.
LOW BOUND TRIP RATES
The B u l l e t in joins with the
many friends o f the happy pair
in w ishing them long life and
prosperity.
: One Colum n........................
Consult an Eye Specialist
Premiums $1500, Races $3000
is a native o f Minnesota, having
come to Mosier about five years
ago.
“ Dick” stole a march on hi»
friends when he slipped away to
Portland to get married, hut
they got hack at him when he
returned Tuesday night with his
bride, for tliey gathered at the
residence o f the bride’s brother,
Ernest Evans, where the young j
couple were spending the night,
at
p. m., and aroused them |
and the entire town with a “ tin !
can orchestra,” celebrating the
event. The newly-weds refused
to show themselves until the boys
took a window sash out and
turned the hose on them. This
had the desired effect and Dick
took the crowd over to town and
“ set ’em up.”
Mr. and Mrs. Wilcox will leave
about the
th of this month for;
Minneapolis, where they will
spend the winter with relatives. •
returning to Mosier next spring, i
One-quarter Colum n........
I One-half Colum n.............
MOSIEK, WASCO COUNTY, OREGON, FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 13, 1912
VOL. IV
March 3. 187».
Prnfeb*i<>nal C a rd »............
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TACOM A
'Always at Your Service.
Our stock is the best—
G E Fans.
SINGLE
TAX
EXPOSED
CHAS. H. SHIELDS
W IL L SPE A K IN
MOSIER
H
AT 8:30
0RE60N I M T I I M L COILEBE
ON
This great institution opens its doom
for the fall semester on September 20.
Courses o f instruction include; General
Agriculture, Agronomy, Animal Hus
bandry, Dairy Husbandry, Bacteriol
ogy, Botany
and Plant Pathology,
Poultry Husbandry, Horticulture, En
tomology, Veterinary Science, Civil
Engineering, Electrical Engineering,
Mechanical Engineering, Mining En
gineering, Highway Engineering, Do
mestic Science, Domestic Art. Com
merce, Forestry, Pharmacy, Zoology,
Chemistry, Physics, Matheaiatics, Eng-
Ish Language and Literature, Public
Speaking, Modern Languages, History,
Art, Architecture,
Indaatrial Peda
gogy, Physical Education,
Military
Science and Tactics, and Music.
Catalogue and illustrated literature
mailed free on application. Address;
Registrar, Oregon Agricultural College,
Corvallis, Oregon.
School Y ew Opern September 20th.
______,
BY
SA TU R D A Y, SEPT.
R. M. ROSS will introduce MR.
SHIELDS
Mr. Shields is Secretary o f the Oregon Equal Taxation League
and a well known author.
A D M IS S IO N
FREE
LA D IE S IN V IT E D
Hear Him!
8: P. M.
Saturday, September 14
a