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ITJI AY, SEPTEMBER 27, 1912
HOSIER, WASCO COUNTY, OL
VOL. IV
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ADVERTISING RATES
NO. 20
l.e;;:.: (uivcitisementa will In fall casesfbe charred
to die party oui* rin r them, at leral rates, and
l»aoi for before artiiiuvlt* are’ furnished.
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R E ^ O U V E D - T h a t V/K a T W E E A TlS
Mr. and Mrs. Henry Nelson, E. M. Strauss arrive«! with his NOILCE FOR PI BLK .'«¡ION as ii tin* «alue •■Timber
as m ight he fixed by ap­
( publisher )
who spent last v nek at Grand­ family last Saturday from Den-
praisem ent, and that, pursuant to such
view with Mrs. Nelson’s parents. ver, ( ol. Mr. Strauss has pi up- D epartm ent o f The In terior, II. S. ai p¡¡cation, the land and tim ber there, V/HAT, KEEP5 US ALIVE AND WELL.
T he v e r y b e st jn lines or food
on have been appraised at $897.18, the
Mr.
Mrs. t'. J. Lilliepage, e r t y interests here.
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14.ami Office at Tin* Dalles, Oregon,
. have and
tim ber estim ated a t 261,500board fe e t;
returned to their home at
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August 27th. 1912.
IS THE ONLY KIND WE p SELL
that said applicant will o tfer final proof
Dallas. They were accompanied
Chore.
Cillist .'.«lies
N O TICE is hereby given th at lien ja- in support o f his application ami sworn
en t on the titli day o f Novem­
by Miss Ruth Littlepage, who Next Lord s Day morning th e t1ijn \y. W a tc h , wnose post-office ad- statem
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' ■■■— del* the pro\ isions o f the act o f Ju n e
\\r. MOORE,
J . 1^78, and acts amendatory, known
R egister.
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Hosier has a school for voters,
all are pupils. 1 he ohjeet is to
meet one night in the week and
discuss in turn the merjts of the
50 odd measures coming up for
voters’ consideration this I aik
Every voter who doesti t claim
to know how to vote “right” on
these many measures, and who
is willing to learn what he may
from the general discussion of
the measures, is welcomed at the
Baptist Church building every
Thursday evening until election.
By arguing each measure pro
and con, it will lie possible to
✓ ’S fe i?
It is nut s i lung ago that people were content t«>
arrive at a more intelligent un­
eho«»M‘
glasses in much the same way that they
derstanding of its merits. \\ e
would buy hoots at a “bargain counter” or some
have no doubt that many voters
“cure all” from a touring quack. Buteyesight
will he at sea in regard to some
is to precious to experiment with and today
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of the measures, without a care­
most people realize it. If you have any eye
troubles we will give your expert examination
ful Study of the object of the!
IF YOU WANT GOOD GROCERIES YOU CAN GET
and precisely- the help you need.
proposed measure. In every in­ *
WHAT YOU WANT FROM \JS. BECAUSE WE KEEP
stance where it is possible to see i «
NOTHING
BUT GOOD CRoCERIEJ INoUR JTORE. IT
that the passage of any measure
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IS A CRIME TO YOURJELF To UJE ANY OTHER
would result in “the greatest
KIND. BUT/ BECAUSE THE QUALITY OF OUR
gooct to the greatest number,”
that, of course, will lie the me !..
GOOD^ U HIGH, DON’T THINK THAT THE PRICEJ
tF C!7?P?’ C O f P f f F M C E SCHOOL OF
to volc “Yes” on. The common
OUR GROCNRIE3 ARE HIGH. WE BELIEVE IN
offers, FREE, with the exception of cost of postage on papers and 3 EL LING A BIG QUANTITY OF GROCERIE3 FOR
int me m of Lincoln's “common O
y «aetv 7 ? ; V 9. <
cost of the University Extension Bulleti,;, t«i (Ti’u.i'.NS OF 01«E- LITTLE PRICE3. WHEN YoU WANT ANYTHING
people” ina.i i j :;r.fe!y left L;>
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GON,
forty UNIVERSITY COURSES by MAIL. Ability to profit
their good sense, in matters con- ¡
by the courses selected is the only requirement l’or enrollment in, LO EAT, THEN COME TO U3.
cerning themselves or their com-i
the Correspondence Department. Courses are offered in thede-j
N IC H O L & CO .,
monwealth. It.is claimed, how­
I partments of Botany, Debating, Economics, Education, Electricity, j
ever, that there is a “colored i
English Literature, English Composition, History, Mathematics, ____ IVKJolc.__________’
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gentleman in the woodpile” of
Mechanical Drawing, Physical Education. Physics, Physiology, :
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some of the measures and the
| I’syeology, Sociology, and Surveying. Write to the Secretary of,
average voter would hardly dis­
the Correspondence School, University of Oregon, Eugene, for in-1
cover the “coon” or “joker” |
formation and catalogue.
,
Reduce Your
unless he was run out in thej
COURSE.IN RF.’-d! 'EN0E a! the University prepare for the'
open. It is with this object in !
Professiims < f ENGINEERING, JOURNALISM, LAW, MEDI­
view that the citizens of ¡Hosier
Expenses
CINE, and TEACHING. Fall semester opens Tuesday. Sept 17.
have formed the school for vot­
Address the*.Registrar for catalogues descriptive of the College of S jp
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ers and it is greatly desired that
Engineering, the College of Liberal Arts, the Schools of Educa B~ £ £1 d m a S »
every voter iq the precinct at­
/ employ the method which is absolutely painless
tion, Commerce, Law, Medicine, and Music.
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tend these weekly meeting and j
and safe.
become so well posted on the
different measures that when1
the votes are counted it will be
found that Hosier stands at the
head of the class for intelligent
Electric Power
voting.
F u p Amusement, Information and instruction
With
The Annual Wasco and Hood River County Fair will he held
at. The Dalles, October 1, 2, 3, 4, 1912. This exhibition will
WHY IS II?
G -E Motors
comprise horses, cattle, sheep, swine, poultry, farm products,
Cuts do«vn the cost of
fruit, flowers, merchandise, manufactures, machinery, wom­
There is, apparently, little in­
labor, superintendence,
an’s
work,
art.
children’s
exhibits
of
art
and
gardening,
speed
terest taken by thè fruit grow-j
fuel, supplies, repairs,
contests,
novel
attractions
and
entertainments
that
will
tickle
ers of Mosier in the Pacific North j
insurance, depreciation,
you very muchly.
west Land Products Show7, to be
bookkeeping, and many
held in Portland November 18 to
other items chargeable
Come
and
have
the
best
time
of
your
life
and
you
will
live
against your present
23—at least as regards district
fifty years longer.
DON’T FORGET THE DATE.
P ow er P la n t Costs.
displays, and none whatever as
JUDD S. FISll, Secty.
l,et us give you the
regards the county fair which
“Always at Your Service.
“
«vhy”
in detail.
Local
Agent
for
the
OLIVER
TYPEWRITER—-the
opens at. The Dalles next Tues­
kind that costs only 17 cents a dry. Type rjier rib­
day. So far as we know, not a
single individual has signified 1 bons for all makes and Supplies of every descripti« n.
I1 itx.ks of Nature.
his intention of exhibiting any
M o s ie r
Ed L. Howe brought into the
O regon
of his products—no, not even
Bulletin office this week a hunch
himself, at the annual gathering
of Ortley apple blossoms pi«*ke«l
at the county seat.
A HANDSOMK
front a tree in his orchard on
The management of the Fair
which were ripening apples.
Association has cordially invited
ill the summ er ti me is ju st
essen­
Mr. Howe also found a Gloria
y
Mosier each year to join in ex­
tial as a fine door is iluriiiff other Mundi apple with neither seeds
seasons. You can g e t it here, for
hibiting her share of Wasco
nor core. Howe is this?
we have many new designs to choose
county’s products and to assist
fro m .
Window screens too, o f
in making the Fair a success.
course, with all tne “ fixin gs.” Any
John Coyle, of Lebanon, for­
Each year Mosier has passed up
size you w ant, all ready for use.
mer!.
residin'’: here, was in town
the opportunity to make good
Come now.
Don’ t let tile I1i> s,
i tlx* first of the week on his way
e tc ., g e t ahead o f you.
with her neighbors and get the
to Sherman county.
same amount of publicity for her
W. E. CROWN,
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products that the rest of the
Mosier
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county gets. This is not right.
TO R E
YOUR A P P L E S 1
It doesn't hurt The Dalles but
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it does hurt Mosier commercially
In o u r New M odern Cold S to rag e
and in other ways. Mosier is in
P lan t.
a position to further her inter­
Equipped w ith the latest
ests to a great extent liv making
DRY AIR SYSTEM
individual and district displays
W
e
have
ev ery facility for h and
both at The Dalles and Portland.
ling, shipping and delivering.
, anti ,
where
every .. one is a teacher
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Consult an Eye Specialist
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'%StX? W. F. LARAWAY
Coming to Hosier
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For One Day.
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Premiums $1500, Races $3000
Please Come Early.
Office at Hotel Mosier
Power
& Light
Hosier Book Store
The
SC R K K N
W eekly
Oregonian
DOOR
hs
. KNOXALL
Mosquito Lotion
REGISTER
Relieves
The
Drives
Them
Until Nov: 1, 1913
More than an Entire Year,.
UNION MEAT COMPANY
Warehouse Dept.,
Portland, Ore. 1
It will he well for the voter to
Bite
A wav
remember that the registration
Price
25cts.
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION. I
books close on Oct. 5 next. If
(P ublisher .)
you did not register before the
Department of the Interior, II. S. F.mnl
primary election, hut “swore in”
Office at The Dalles, Oregon, Septem- I
Sales Agents
Mosier. Oregon.
your vote on the day ot election,
her 121 h, 1912.
you must register before Oct. 5
Notice is hereby given that Fred j
just the same, or repeat the form A. !.. DAY. P resident -M amaceii
Templemire.of Mosier, Oregon, who,on
August 12th, t007, made Humoitrid,
of "swearing in.” which will
No.
15670 Serial No. 010698, for NWJ |
cost you 25 cents, money dow
SF.i, See. 15. Tp. 2 N, It. It EWM,
and no grumbling. If you don
has filed notice o f intention to make
like the iilea. attend to business
f inal five year Proof,to establish claim
and register before Oct. 5. If
to the land above described, before the
Register and Receiver of the U. S.
you don’t think enough of your
Land Office at The Dalles, Oregon, on
American heritage to register at
the 21st day of October, 1912.
at the proper time, you will !*>
A new7 stock of fixtures of all kinds now on display.
Claimant names us witnesses: \V. E.
required to pay for the privilege
Huskey. Elmer Root, Robert Evans
of voting and the trouble to
amt Willie Rollin, all «>f Mosier, Ore­
gon.
the election hoard of swearing
C. W. M ookr ,
in your vote on election «lay.
Register.
Arthur & Burt Drug Co.,
" Electric Wiring & Supply Co.
F IR S T N A T IO N A L B A N K
BU ILDING
Everything Electrical
Hood River
Oregon
For 75c
C harges R easonable
During the Bargain Period
Ending Oct. 31, 1912
To New ox present Supscribers
Who hand us theix 75c Now
Mail or bring your subscription to the office of
THE
M O S IE R
B U L L E T IN
Bargain Day Agent for the
Weekly Oregonian