Mosier bulletin., October 11, 1912, Image 1

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Entered hä s e c o n d m a t t e r March 12,
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the post office a t M «*»er. O tw o n , under the A c t o f
March 3, 1879.
for a floating d*>ck, and S. I).
Fisher was instructed to go to
The attendance at the District Cascade Locks to examine it.
Fair at The Dalles last week was j Work on the road to the landing
very encouraging to the associa- has been started and it now op­
tion. The weather for the week j pears highly probable that our
was better than had been antici-1 long-cherished hopes of a boat
pated and the exhibits, partic- landing \vill De realized. Anoth­
ularly the fruit and vegetables, er public meeting will he held at
were excellent. Most of these this office next Wednesday night
exhibits were brought from the when Mr. Fisher will report the
immediate
vicinity
of
The result o f his investigations. It
Dalles. Aside from a very small is hoped that all (.he citizens will
offering from Hood River, the be present.
Bini
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Paid adv.
LOCAL TALENT KILL ENTtRlAiN
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ADVERTISE
A t the instanceof the Portland
Association o f Credit men, Gov­
ernor West has announced that
he would call a general holiday
Saturday, October 19, to he ob-
s >rved all over the state as a
“ clean-up” day, says the O rego­
nian.
The purpose of the “ clean-up”
day is to decrease fire losses by
reducing the hazards o f fire thru
the various forms of blaze pro­
tection. Several Eastern stales
have declared a similar holiday,
but most of them observed Oct.
9. the anniversary of the great
Chicago fire. The credit men
had originally petitioned for the
setting apart of October 12 for
Oregon, but the Governor felt
that it would be better to delay
it a week later, inasmuch as Oc­
tober 12 is a legal holiday—Co­
lumbus Day.
II is not so long ago that people were content to
choose glasses in much the same way that they
would buy lioots at a ‘ ‘bargain counter” or some
“ cure all” from a touring quack. Buteyesight
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.
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THOUGHT
S tate Oppose Malicious Laws.
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Any ope acquainted with the
presen I whereabouts o f E. J.
Graves, will find it to (heir in­
terest to communicate with
A
d v e r t is e r .
Box 88, Portland, Ore.
The weekly meetings at the
Baptist Church every' Thursday j
night are growing in popularity !
and interest and the number of
those going-to listen and learn is
constantly increasing. A t each
meeting a number o f (lie pro­
posed measures are taken up and
discussed pro and con, to the en -1
lightenment o f many, perhaps,
who had given the subjects litlle
rf any thought. As a conse-|
quence, it is safe to say that the j
vole o f Mosier precinct on many
o f the 37 measures to be passed
npon on Nov. 5 will be more in­
telligent than it otherwise would
he. The vot rs are getting the
habit o f thinking and reasoning
things to a logical conclusion,
and the result will be that l e t ­
ter laws will eventually be en­
acted and the more rigid enforce­
ment o f existing laws will be de­
manded.
LAND
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IF YOU WANT GOOD GROCERIES YOU CAN GET
WHAT YOU WANT FROM VS. BECAUSE WE KEEP
! NOTHING BUT GOOD CROCERIEJ INoUR »STORE. IT
IS A CRIME TO YOURJELF TO USE ANY OTHER
KIND. BUT, BECAUSE THE QUALITY OF OUR
GOOD J IS HIGH, DON’T THINK THAT THE PRICEJ
OF OUR GROCNRIEJ ARE HIGH. WE BELIEVE IN
JELLING A BIG QUANTITY OF GROCERIES FoR
LITTLE PRICEJ. WHEN YOU WANT ANYTHING
TO EAT, THEN CoME To US.
:
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Power
Electric Power
Cuts down the cost of
labor, superintendence,,
fuel, supplies, repairs,
insurance, depreciation,
bookkeeping, and many
other items chargeable
against your present
LIM ITED
OF
PALM S
P o t i ’f r
Let us outline your trip.
F. A. A LLIN G TO N ,
‘Always at Your Service.
Agent. Mosier, Ore,
ns
KNOXALL
Anrono «onfUripf Afthcfch mid description may
quickly ascertain our opinion free whether an
invention la prolmbly nuU’iit tibie. Coniuiuiilm-
tIo n »idricily coiMhlciithiL HANDBOOK on Patenta
août free. Oldes« agency for worurtng patent
tenta,
u Sc €
Put cuts taken through Munii
Co. recc
receive
f pedal notice, without c harge, in tbe
Scientific Jfmerican.
Drives
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,»N e w York
Branch OI»ra. 026 V St.. Wuhluulun. D. C.
S to r e
Until Nov. 1, 1913
Y o u r A pples j
In our New Modern Cold Storage
Plant.
More than an Entire Year,
Equipped with the latest
For 75c.
DRY AIR SYSTEM
W e have every facility for hand­
ling, shipping and delivering.
Charges Reasonable
UNION MEAT COMPANY
Them
Price 25cts.
A hfindeorr.ely MlrMrntoö weekly, l.nrgeat cir­
culation o í any acienUtiu Journal. Term s,
a
>• r; four montila,
HolUbyatl newsdealer*.
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Weekly
Oregonian
T rade M arks
D e s ig n s
C o p y r ig h t s A c .
all
A w ay
D r u g Co.,
W arehouse Dept.,
During the Bargain Period
Ending Oct. 31, 1912
Portland, Ore.
NOTICE FOR PU BLICATIO N.
(P U B I .I S H t R .)
Mosier. Oregon.
FIRST N A T IO N A L B A N K B U IL D IN G
Electrical
A new stock o f fixtures o f all kinds now on display.
Department o f the Interior, U .S. I.aml
Office at The Dalle*. Oregon, Septem­
ber 12th. 1912.
Notice i* hereby given that Fred
Templemire.of Mosier, Oregon, who, on
August 12th, 1907, made Homestead,
No. 15670 Serial No. 010598, for NW|
SK ,, Sec. 15, Tp. 2 N, K. 11 F.WM.
has filed notice o f intention to make
Final five year Proof.to establish claim
to the land above dencribed, liefore the
Register anil Receiver of the U . S.
I .and office at The Dalles. Oregon, on
the 21 at day o f October, 1912.
Claimant name* as witnesses: W. K.
Hu*kev, Elmer Root, Robert Evan*
Willie Rowland, all o f Mosier.Ore-
Oregon d
I ’! m u ' C o s ts .
l-et «is give you the
“ whv" in detail.
The
OVER e s Y CA BS ’
EXPERIENCE
in the Bummer time is just
es*< n
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 t
size you want,
ready fo r use.
Come now.
Don’ t let the 11i«s,
etc., gut ahead o f you.
M osier
O reg on
G-E Motors
SCREEN DOOR
Hood River
u ^
Pacific
A HANDSOME
Everything
^•/T o
Expenses
i f
Electric Wiring & Supply Co.
A t a meeting o f the citizens at |
the Bulletin office Wednesday!
night, the committee on Ways
and Means for securing a boat1
landing reported satisfactory
progress and promises o f further ■
assistance were encouraging. It |
was decided to investigate the
offer made by the Wind River
lajmlier Co. o f a scow suitable!
\ h o < t
TO TH E
OREGON
Bite
it
TH ENCE
Local Agent 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
bon» for all makes and Supplies o f every description.
The
A * ». A *
PORTLAND
Mosier Book Store
Tire so-called “ Blue Sky” law ■
is an act to stop the sale of
worthless shares in fake com­
panies in this state. Its enforce­ Relieves
ment will saue hundreds o f thou­
sands o f dollars to the people
who earn the money, and pre-1
vent smooth-tongued shari>ers j
faom getting it. It is called a
A rth u r & B u rt
“ Blue Sky” law because it is
Sales Agents
aimed to stop the sale o f stufl
that is of no more practical value
than a title deed to quarter sec­
tions o f the fimairrent would ire. j A. L. DAY, P r e s id k n t -M a sag b r
—Woodburn Independent.
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With
anti-boycott
Mosquito Lotion
Why it is a Blue Sky Bill
sfef
TO
W. E. CHOWN,
ì
!
Reduce Your
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SHASTA
M o s ie r
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in
bills.
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OUR. W O R D
M o s ie r
And The Way Is Via
■lie people to k , end their earning*
■vhero and how Ihi-v pTasc. A d ir,'’ !
tnd clean-cut anal.v«..s of the ink
proves that a farmer could not ask
his neighbors to not patronise an estah
lishnicnt that defrauded him, could
not recommend any course, of action
or warn his neighbors against being
taken In. too. The measure, however
is aimed at the organizations that are
seekntg to Improve conditions for th«
common people.
Eight thousand stg
natu res.
this hill were secured
Multnomah county, where the people
on a referendum of a similar ordl
nanee. defeated the forces of big bust
ness overwhelmingly.
T he working
people of this county ask von, the
voters of the state, to deal justly with
them and defeat the
and
anti-free speech
Vote 369 X NO; 371 X NO.
to
Notice
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N I C H O L 8c C O .,
About That
CALIFORNIA TRIP?
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And t .ie same .people. wl:o nrp m
h e it e r look to y o u r sister* t’mt Tree speech should be
la ., j lamp-red, i r e asking the citizens oi
cause W..<ul<>»fb
. tK
.S ,l the s|
to legislate
legislate against
a
id ate
ite 0f
of Oregon
Oregon to
Miss Marcia Robinson arrived
last Friday night from New
York and is visiting her brother,
Dr. D. Robinson, and wife.
W h at w e e a t i S
VS A L IV E AND W E LL.
T h e v e r y b e s t jn l i n e s or f o o d
IS THE ONLY K IN D W E Y SELL__ _
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W .F . L A R A W A Y
L e v i, you (j
laurel»,
“ game bird” and is sure a “ go
getter” for votes.
that
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HAVE YOU
F ratllv \1 oodcock, o f Tygll
In order to make a farce an,l a laugh-
Valley, an old time resident o f in« 9,ork of
government and
.v
; the initiative and referendum, two
Wasco county, was in town the measures have been initiated by the
first o f t h e w e e k
i r o f t i m r i n I h,S business interests which are dead-
K.
■ | i.v opposed to the rule of the common
quail! ted w ith the Mosier voters. \ ¡jeopk? Ono proposed law limits free
Mr.
Woodcock
is a . candidate
on 1siieech.
in, ci,il's oT 5 01
('° “ r .ovcr.
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is so glaring an example of c lass legis-
tile Democratic ticket for the latfon that it is absolutely revolting
office o f sheriff o f Wasco Conn tv ’ ° ,:1 «l=:ht thinVins indivl »uni.
.
Consult an Eye Specialist
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Home Paper
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R E - s o l v e d -
V h AT, KEEP5
party oruering them, at legal rates, a n #
paid for before affidavits are'fu rnished.
.
only outside exhibit was from
—
on October 20 instead of the 5th,
Wamic, but that one made up
as stated last week.
for what all the other dirtricts
lacked. This exhibit was col-
On Monday night, October 21.
lected, arranged and displaced Die “ Mosier Peerless Minstrel
by Messrs. Herbert and Volney Company” will give an enter-
Driver, two enterprising young tainment in Stroup’s Hall. 'I ke
men o f Wamic, who know tlie> company is composed o f all home
live in a good country and w ant talent and the “ show” is given
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every one else to know it. I heir f0l. Die amusement and stmaze-1
exhibit took 29 blue ribbons and ; ment 0f the home people-out-1
IN YOUR
nine second prizes. It comprised siders will he “ taken in” like-
samples o f nearly everything wjse. This talented aggrega-
grovvn in a temperate zone and tion o f black face artists will I
fo r size and quality the speci- stire give you your money’ s
mens were a ’ revelation to the worth, and if you want to spend
thousands o f people who exam- an evening pleasantly, if you
ined them, and opened theireyes^ want to i.vrgetyour troubles and
to the productiveness and varietl j drive dull e-i»re away, don’ t fail |
W A N T S COMMON JUSTICE.
resources of I hat particular sec- ty attend this big event. Guar-1
tion o f Wasco county.
Working Mer and Women of the
an teed to cure the blues.
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NO. 82
What's ti matter with diopping in N O 1 I C E FOR PU B LIC A TIO N ns the “ Timber and Stone Law ,” at
such value as might be fixed by ap­
renewing your subscription to the
( p u b l is h e r )
praisement. and that, pursuant to such
Bulletin? It would ha appreciated.
Department o f Th« Interior, II. S. application, the land and timber there,
on have been appraised at $397. IS, Uie
Land Office at The Dalles. Oregon,
Announcement
timber estimated at 261,500hoard feet;
August 27th, 1912.
that said applicant will offer final proof
I hereby announce myself as a
NO TICE is hereby given that Benja­ in support o f his application and sworn
candidate for District Attorney
statement on the fitli day o f Novem­
min W. Veatch, wnose post-office ad­ ber, 1912. before the Register and Re­
for the Seventh Judicial District,
dress is Mossier, Oregon, did. on the ceiver o f the II. S. Land Offce, at The
on the Independent ticket. I f 13th day o f February, 1911, file in this Dallas, Oregon.
elected I will conduct the duties office Sworn Statement and Applica­
Any person is at liberty to protest
purchase before entry, or initiate
o f the office to the best o f my tion, No. 08121, to purehase the NW| a this contest
at any time before patent
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issues, by filing a corroborated affida­
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vit in this office, alleging fuels which
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11 F.WM., and the timber thereon, un­ would defeat the entry.
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der the provisions o f the act o f Junej
C. w. M o o r e ,
3. 1S7S, and acts amendatory, known :
Register.
The registration hooks close
THE DALLES FAIR
OSTDBER 19 TO BE “CLEAN UP” DAT
FRIDAY, OCTOBER 11. 1912
MOSIER, WASCO COUNTY.
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