PDBIJSHED
EVERY FRIDAY
BY
H. G. KIBBLE. Proprietor
S t 'B S d U Y T I O S B A T E S
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T h r e e Month»-
ADVERTISING RATES
MOSIER BULLETIN
P ro fessio n a l C ard s.
M arch 3. 1K?§.
MOSIER, WASCO COUNTY', OREGON,
VOL. V
ABOVE ALL MEINS.
SINITITION NECESSARI
IMPROVEMENTS WABE
LET OS INCORPORATE
IN RURAL HOMES
ON THE DALLES ROAD
H.
FRIDAY, MAY 30, 1913
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O n e -h a lf Column . . . .
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9.00
B u sin e ss locals will be churned a t 5 "c e n ts p e r iin «
fo r each in sertio n .
U -g » i ativ A rtisem ento w ill in all c a s e s 'b e c h a rg e d
to th e p arty ot-derinjr th em , a t legral ra te s , an d
NO. 13
paid fo r b e fo re affidavits a re *fu rn ish e d .
^ E ^ O L V L D * THAT IT IS A COMFofcTAbLC
f e e l i n g T o K n o w Y ou h a v e a S T o c k o f
S oar flour , starch , tea
M.
All property in the proposed
That it is necessary that a fam-
Improvements have been made j
incorporate limits of the Town of ily living on the farm know more; on the road over Mosier Hill be-,
Mosier, pay at present 8 mills on
about sanitation and hygiene than
tween here and Tlve Dalles which
the dollar for county road p u r - i a city family, because the farmer have eliminated the worst sec-;
poses: if we should decide to in-(is responsible for the health of fion of the road and make th e1
corporate, this amount, instead j his entire little community, while highway now a fairly good onej
of being used for road ds. would in the city there are boards of for automobiles.
There lias been consideralde
be available for street improve health, inspectors and intelligent
neighbors
next
door
to
mitigate
sentiment
recently in favor of,
ments.
any
results
of
ignorance
or
care-
improving
this
road in order to
The estimated taxable property
lessness,
was
maintained
by
Mrs.
encourage
automobile
tonrists|
rs $127.000. At the rate of 8
Henrietta
W.
Calvin,
dean
of
the
who
have
been
shipping
their
mills on the dollar, it would
home
economics
department
of
cars
from
Portland
to
The
Dalles
amount to $1016, which, if
placed properly would put our the Oregon Agricultural College, to take them off here and make
streets and sidewalks in splendid in an address at the recent con- the trip from this city east, and
condition the first year, and by ference On the conservation of j vice versa.
| The most extensive improve-!
continuing to invest that amount human life.
“With
air
filtered
through
for-
ment has been made on Stewart’s
in street improvements, which
now is used for county road pur- ests and cleansed by meadows Hill near the county line where
poses from year to-year, in a few and fields, free horn the nerve- there was a 20 per cent grade
years we would have as good wracking noise of cars, unannoy- and a soft, muddy road. H. F.
streets ami sidewalks as any ed by the order of packinghouse Daly, proprietor of Morningside
town in the state.
or manufactory, with the ahso-i Ranch, recently donated a right-
By all means, let. us incorpor-1 *ute control of water and food of-way extending for 2000 feet
ate, and by so doing make the supply, there seems no reason through his property for road
town of Mosier a creditable gate-1 why the dweller in the rural purposes. This has made it pos-
way to the unequalled fruit and. home die save by accident or sible to avoid the steepest grade
I Trom old age,’’ said Mrs. Calvin, and has reduced it from 20 to 10
farming country hack of U3.
“True, the death rate is less percent. This piece of road has
THE NEW MARRIAGE LAW among people on farms than been slashed by the residents
among townspeople, yet ii is not there and the county will use
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nearly so low as it should he. If scraper and put the road in good
Owing to the "fact that the last lawyer A, merchant B, Dr. C, condition. The county, under
legislature has passed a new state j clerk I), and minister E all live ¡the direction of Road Master *
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Taw in regard to the issuing of j n Uie same neighborhood, o f-, Marshall, has made other im-
marriage licenses, which goes in- fended by the same ill-kept barn provements along this piece of
to effect June 3, and there are of teamster F, it is not necessary road, which is now a good auto-
undoubtedly many persons resid- tlmt A. B, C, D and E all know mobile road.—Hood River News,
ingin this vicinity who are not the harmfulness of that ill-kept
aware of the provisions of this |)arn, it is only necessary that OPTIMISM PREVAILS THROUGHOUT ORE
law, we herewith publish the one of them knows this fact, acts]
GON'S BUSINESS LIFE
most important provisions of the upon it, and starts the ordinary
enactment. They areas follows: process of law.
Despite the unlucky final fig-
1—That before any County Clerk in
“It is not necessary that all
the year 1013 promises to
this state shall issue a m arriage license
the residents of Portland study ' ulf s’ . . .
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the applicant therefor shall file with ..
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: set a high record for business and
C . O . B u r r o w s , m g r .
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the clerk from whom such license iq the water supply, the condition!.
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industrial progress.
A report
sought a certificate from a physician of foods in the market,, the sani-j .
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duly authorized to practice medicine tary conditions of dailies. Ifo n -D us .™ai e y a 6 3 1 com J
Jv lO iS H ^ R
within the state, made under oath, ]y a few know and insist enough merc't‘ ‘ aKenc.\ states that pros-
pects for’a good year were never
within ten days from the date of filing
on proper conditions, then all
the same, showing that thw male per
better throughout the Pacific
son thus seeking to enter the m arriage will derive the benefit.
Northwest Territory. Sales and
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relation is free from contagious or in
“I t is not that the owner of a collections are good, manufactur
In
Business
fectious venereal disease.
Hood Kiuer
rural home knows or cares less ing is going ahead well and, best
5 0 Years
Oregon
2 — Any physician who shall knowing than the city dweller; it is that
of
all,
tiie
prospects
for
good
ly and wilfully make a false statem ent he must know more, because he
crops are excellent.
1« a Jeweler and Optician of many years experience.
in anyjcertificate issued as herein pro
is dependant wholly upon his
If you have a “ aick” time-piece, he can cure it.
An indication of the confidence
vided shall be punished by the revoca
own
knowledge
and
care
for
the
If
you have eye trouble, he can correct it by fitting you
tion of his license to p ractice his pro-
felt in the future ¡»shown in the
with proper lenses.
wholesome surroundings of his announced expenditure of about
fession within the state.
Hay Grain Feed
Mosier.
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O n e -q u a rte r Colum n .
—
W n tered 'as set*ond-class m a tte r M arch 12, 1909 ar
th e p o st orti «• at M»>sier, O regon, u n d er th e A c t o f
p e r m onth $ .61
O n e s q u a re ...................
COFFEE, SPICES &c IN THE
HOUSE- COMETo US, WE
, h a v e x ^ t h c BEST
Oregon
A COMPLETE LINE OF
Chick and
Poultry Food
May be had in any quantity
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Tum-A-Lum Lumber Co.
Copyrtc^
IF YOU BUY YOUR. GR.0CER.1EJ FR.OM
WILL
GET
CAUJE
WHY
WE
WE
CLEAN,
JELL
KEEP
FR.E JH
LoTJ
THEM
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of and issuing the necessary certificate
$75,000,000 by the various cor
“ In cities a man is not Oniy porations in and about Portland
protected from the carelessness during the current year on im-
^ tn il.y .
If you have jewelry of any kind to repair, he can do it.
If you want new jewelry of any kind, he ha* it.
If you want ANYTHING in hi» line, he i» the mail to consult.
Hi» price» are right and »o is hi» work.
iL n L rrxce!d ttheaL hr o 7 f e 5 a ' I of l,is " eif ¡.,1,ors’ ’>ut he is often I provements, extensions and bet-
P A T R O N IZ E HIM A N D B E C O N V IN C E D
prevented 1 rom suffering the con- terments. Bank clearings show
4—The county physicians of the sev
sequence ot his own carelessness, a gain every month over the cor-
eral counties shall, upon request, make
the necessary examination and issue ^ ^le "'¡II not keep his premises responding months of former
such certificate, if the same can prop- clean, his Weeds cut, his barn in years and 1913 looks like a big
erly be issued, without charge to the order, then the officials of the year for the whole Oregon coun-;
TH E W ISE YOUNG MAN
applicant, if indigent.
iavv wjn d0 these things for him trv-
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¡and force him to pay.
j
;
always takes along a box of our
MASS MEETING POSTPONED
“ A ruralhome is defined by Sed- may. Perhaps bring infantile par-
chocolates or bon-bons when he goes
calling. He knows they will make
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j wick as being a hoine whfch | a' VSlR”
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his welcome warmer and his stay
T.
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stands alone, separated by con-
Mrs. Galvin then spake of dis-
J he mass meeting, which was . ,
, ,
.
,
. lease carried by rats, cats, cows, j
pleasanter. A word to the wise
Scheduled to be held at Chown’s ¡ a * eia ’ e s!’ Cfc . 10111 ° 101 resl*[hogs and tuberculous chickens,
should be sufficient. Take a box of
Hall on last Monday evening, to dences' and one in w hich the oc- |)y water supply contaminated
candies with you next time.
talk over the advantages and His- cupants a,e dependant upon their |)y seepage from the barn or cess-
S . E . FRANCISCO ,
ad vantages of incorporation, ! OW" 8upPly ° { walL
er and milk’ pooi’ a" d 1Vt!’.er meanS' ~ ° ' A' C* ,
was unavoidably postponed until and dlSp‘T for ^e",selves of r ress Bulletin.________________
Proprietor “ TH E OAK S .”
some future date, owing to the Sewa* e and wa8te: There are no
fact that a numberof our leading statistics concerning the health
If
citizens were called away Monday in these separate homes.
D erby & S tea r n s
health
on
the
farm
is
to
lie
attain
TO
to attend court as witnesses in
tne Mosier bank robbery case, ed, there must be a constant ed-
L a w yer s
and were unable to return home
campaign with that end,
IN YOUR
in time for the meeting.
|in vlew-
H O O D R IV E R . O R F G O N
YOU CAN GET
We have
been informed
‘‘ ^ e may come a time when
though, however, by members of men on farms will encourage a
the committee, who favor the in sanitary inspector in their com -
H. G. K IB B E E
corporation plan, that a meeting
f \ th ey
now do for the
N O T A R Y P U B L IC
will he called for the same pur- hea,lh ,>f tbe,r fnL,,t trePS- Th*
FROM ALL
pose soon after the adjournment time may come when a commun
MOSIER
- - O regon
of the Circuit Court, the exact ity will as willingly submit to an
O-W. R. * N. STATION*
date of which will lie'announced order t,hat, ‘You m,.,St instal1 sep
TO
in a later issue of the Bulletin, tic tanks for your house’ as they
May 28
LOW FARE
Home Paper
TRIP TICKETS
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In reference to the fecen f rul-
ing of the Dairy Commissioner
about branding butter, the fol-
lowing information may “ help
out’’ numerous small ranchers
who make butter tv? sell and have
no brand of any kind:
“ We cannot say ‘Move your
house.’ There were reasons for
' ts location near the road, near
to neighbors, near to water,
sheltered from winds, etc. We
can only say, ‘Improve what you
have. Start with the barn. De-
LABELS ON BUTTER
Butter rolls or bricks should be 8troy the ordore* Do away " ith
wrapped in paper labeled w ith, tbe manurt?> the breed id g place
the manufacturer’s name and the
A'69-’
weight, such as 16 ounces, full, “ Typhoid is not a rural disease
weight,
or
32 ounces, full and the country fly may not have
weight, ’ the words to be plainly typhoid on its legs, but it will
printed on the wrapper.
have germs of diarrhoea which
PRINCIPAL CITIES IN THE EAST
VIA
Final Otturo
Chicago
........ 9
FR.EJH.
THAT
Limit Oct Jl
.........
72.9) D t n v r r
9 59.00
100.50 O m a h a ................. 00.00
Phitarielphta... 100.50 Boston . . . . . . . 110.00
S L P a u l............ «0.00 M inneapolis . . . . m m
New T o r » . . .
Kqtully Low Round Trip Fares (• practically
all other Point» Fast
LET ME HELP CliTLIKE YUR TRIP
F . A . A t.U N O T O N ,
Agont O. W. R & N. Co.
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WHENEVER.
COME To
UJ
AND GET IT AND YOU WILL GET GOOD FOOD.
YOU OWE TH U TO YOUR.JELF AND TO YoUR.
FAMILY. WE WILL NOT JELL POOR. EooD A T
ANY PRICE.
M o
s ie r
& Co.,
O
regon
Supply Co.
Hood River , Ore.
Dealers in all kinds of
Electrical Apparatus
and Supplies.
“What's the matter, Smith? You
look all to the bad I
Well, I'll tell you. Things are upset
at home. The kid's sick— wife
worn out. Frankly, I'm up againat
it Simply cannot get any help.
Your wife trying to do all the work?
Yes—and the washing, too.
Well, the washing Isn’t so hard.
It isn't I W hy that’s ftie longest,
hardest day’s work aha does.
Do you mean to say that you have
electric light and nota Thor Elec
tric Washing Machinal
A Thor?
Sure I Get after that now. Don’t
let your wife break her back over
a wash board. Get her a Thor
Electric Washer quick.**
3 Cents
w o rth o f
electricity
will do the
avoroge
washing
fora family
of six.
IB DA YS
FR E E
T e le p h o n e
to d a y fo ro n e .
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ADVERTISE
September 30
now obey a mandate ‘You must
spray or cut down your infected
orchard’ or 'You must kill your
diseased horse.’
OF THEM.
BE-
!
W. F. LARA WA F
3 —All fees and charges of any physic-
Jan making the necessary examination
GR.OCER.IEJ,
YOU WANT ANYTHING To EAT,
i
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I
Retailers of
Nichol
I ! LUMBER and I i
FUEL i
i
/ Electric
Wiring &
U J YOU
Notice to the Public.
L. COMINI
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r— —Man ------ -
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thing in this line at most
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Wednesday.
TR Y HIM AN D
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The Dalles
Oregon
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.
U n easy ^ \ l
Lies the Head
of him whose house has no porch lamp. W hy
worry about midnight marauders when it is so
well known that burglars fear babies and
lamps more than dogs and pistols ?
They strictly avoid houses having elec
tric lights— particularly porch lamps. And
the annals of crime show that such houses
arc rarely if ever burglarized.
Have your house wired at once for electric
service, and then you’ll fully appreciate the
feeling o f absolute safety afforded by a brillian*
Edison Mazda Porch Lamp.
L et us submit an estimate to wire your house.
You'll be astonished at the mod
erate cost
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