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MOSIER, WASCO COUNTY, OREGON, FRIDAY. JUNE 6. 1913
VOL. V
ROCS CRUSHING PLANT
GOVERNOR WEST INVADES TRE FIRST OREGON
TRE DALLES WITH MILITIA. NEWSPAPER CONFERENCE TO LOCATE NEAR [ROSIER
Hay Grain Feed
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Tinn-A L um Lumber Co.
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Retailers of
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FUEL
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A Carnival or Fan, Beauty and
II h oleso tn e /: n j o y me v t
Briny the folks and witness the yotyevus
event. Full parti .¡.'c is th et fully furnished
upon application - - DON’ T MISS IT
T. .4. ARLINGTON, Agent
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Notice to the Public.
IF
TICKETS
Home Paper
N O T A R Y PUBLIC
Fates from all O- IF. R & N. stations to
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OF THEM.
FREJH.
BE
THAT IS
.WHENEVER
COME To
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AND JET IT AND YOU WILL GET GOOD FOOD.
YOU OWE THU TO YOURJELF AND To YOUR
FAMILY. WE WILL NOT JELL POOR EooD AT
ANY PRICE.
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Nichol & Co.,
MOSIER
O
regon
Dealers in all kinds o f
“ What’a the matter, Smith? You
look all to the bad I
Well, 3'11 tell you. Things are upset
at homo. The kid’s sick — wife
worn out. Frankly, I’m up againet
it Simply cknoot got any help.
Your r/ife trying to do all the work?
Yes—and the washing, too.
Well, the washing Isn’t so hard.
It isn't! W hy that’s the longest»
hardest day’s work she does.
Do you mean to say that you have
electric light and not a Thor Elec*
trie Washing Machinal
A Thor?
Sure! Get afte»’ that now. Don't
1-it your wife break her back over
v . wash board.
Get her a Thor
Electric Washer quick."
Electrical 1 ppa talus
J Cents
Wiring &
Supply Co.
Hood River, Ore.
w o rth o f
e l-c tr ic ily
and Supplies.
vr ill doth a
average
washing
f e r n fa m ily
o f s ix .
Test t h e
T h o r in y o u r
own homo
18 DAYS
FREE
T e le p h o n e s
today furore.
i n iJ H I l/ U fi.m
ADVERTISE
l Portland, Oregon, June 9 to 14, Inc. j
On next Sunday the Immanuel
church will observe the second
anniversary of the federation bj
service which will extend through
the entire day. Visiting friends
are expected from Hood River,
the federated church of Odell
and the Greenwood Sunday
School plan, to be present in a Y
body.
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At the morning worship there
will be a number of special mus-
f\ \ r
ical selections and M r. Hargraves
U I\
will preach. Following the ser
vice a basket dinner will be
served, and at 1:30 the congrega
tion will re-assemble for an open
meeting in which several will
have a p.irt. In the evening the
Sunday School will render the
exercises of Childrens’ Day.
A grand day is anticipated and
M! interested in the movement
t)
inch th * church stamis, ;,re
«rJially invited to ta k e a pnrt
in it.
6 R 0 CERIEJ,
YOU WANT ANYTHING T o EAT,
A RIOT OF BLOOM
F
US Y o U
j Electric
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STARCH
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W. F. LARA WA Y
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h a v e b e s t
and
Poultry Food
May be had in any quantity
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S oar flour , s t a r c h , tea
COFFEE, SPJCESac JIM THE
HOUSE- COMEToUS.WE
Oregon
Chick
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, paid for before affidavit» are?furm »hed.
jB E v o l v e d - that i t is a comfort / ablei
FEELING T 0 XNOV YOU HAVE A SToOCOF
H. M. WEST
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charged
to the party ordering them, at legal rate«, and
NO. 14
An engineer and crew o f men
The following is a part of the
That The Dalles never was in
have
been at work in this vicinity
as good condition mora y and brief report of the First Oregon
for
some
lime, looking fora loca
that there was not the slightest Newspaper Conference, which
tion
for
a rock crusher. The
reason or excuse for Governor was held at the University of
West’s interference in that city. Oregon in Eugene, May 17. l!Uo: bluff on the Chatfield place, just
is the broadcast consensus ot
Immediately preceding the east of the tunnel was at first
opinion as the result of the gov- neWspnpennen’ s conference was chosen, as the old road bed of the
ernor’ s grand-stand and notor- ple University luncheon in the O-W R. & N. was so situated as
iety-seeking methods which he j\jen’ s Gymnasium, at which 500 to make hut little grading neces
Some
pursued in closing the two local sat (|0Wn to the tables at one sary for side tracks.
“
hitch”
occurred
after
the
pre
houses of prostitution Saturday ¡jme ami were served with a
A COMPLETE LINE OF
liminary
work
had
been
done,
night and then going there Sun- hearty meal by young women
day with a detachment of state students of the University. From and the deal fell through.
militia.
time to time different student1 Tiie Rock Creek proposition
West sent special agents toTlie glee clubs, men’s and women’ s, was the next one taken up, and
Dalles over a week ago, without burst into song in different parts while conditions were not as fa
consulting any of the local offic- of the hi" room, sometimes hid- vorable in some ways, the deal
ials. They took Truant Officer M. den awa; in one of the galleries, was consunmted and work will
Remington into their confidence sometimes here and there at the commence at an early date.
Prospect holes have been sunk
and he worked with them. After sides o f the room, always evok-
they had gathered evidence the jug- applause and encores, espec- to determine the deptli of the
rock, and while there is not the
governor ordered the resorts ¡ally the young ladies,
closed Saturday night.
The- meeting started with a amount that one would suppose'
by a casual observation, still
May Sullivan and Gladys Des- presentation by the department
ttiond, the two landladies, and 0f Journalism of the Cost-Fiud- there is sufficient to keep a
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Charles Carroll, millwright for ing System worked out by the crusher busy for several years.
The
property
has
been
leased
for
the Wasco-\\ arehouse Milling United Tvpothetae for small
company, are the only ones of the sj,opSi an(| thjs was followed by a period of live years, with the
36 prisoners who were taken in- j,-rank j e„ki,is, editor 0 / the privilege o f renewing the lease
tocustody that will he prosecuted. Eugene Register, who told of the it desired.
Surveys for a side track 1200
The women will be held on uiissionary work done by the
V»
charges of conducting bawdy ioca| division of the State Press feet long, have been made and
houses, selling liquor without li- Association in encouraging an grade stakes set. The siding will
censes and white slavery. Carroll aLtempt ¡n all shops to find costs : nm UP the east side of Rock
is to l>e accused o f living off the accurately.
Creek.
earnings of a prostitute.
i The plant will be one of the
A. H. Harris, editor of the largest on the Coast, and will be
Governor West told a Chronicle
representative that lie lias no de Portland Labor Press, related his j operated by electricity through
sire to prosecute any of the girls experiences in conducting several out. It will have a capacity of
caught in the raid or the so-called country newspapers and the pa aimut 35 cars a day ami will em
“ guests.” lie said Jiis only de per he runs at present. He was ploy about 20 men. The Pacific
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sire was to close the houses and inclined to think the actual cost Bridge Company is at the head
prosecute the landladies and of advertising in the aver:;.,. of the deal.
¡country paper was between i2
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“ macques. ”
The rock win be used for bal *
land 15 cents. Because he be lasting the double track between
The Dalles never was in such aj
C. O. B u r r o w s , m g r .
lieved the country editor was the The Dalles and Portland, and al-
fever of excitement and much in
'
most poorly paid of all men, he So for construction work where
dignation among citizens gener-j
said, he had quit that field.
ever crushed rock is needed.
ally. Even strong political fol
lowers are criticizing his move.
While Mr. Harris was talking,
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The universal opinion is that if Mr. Sanderson, of the Freewater rich” , said Mr. Sanderson, “ and
West wanted the two houses, I Times, came into the room, and 1 decided the country newspaper!
which are isolated, closed, lie after hearing some of Mr. Harris’ ?
t‘H> !,.esl °bj>of tunny
In Business
Ihuul Hiver
should have ordered Sheriff, remarks, shook Ins head vigor- ,KJt anv ex|)...riei,t.e ,. hatever. he
50 -Years
Oregun
Chrisman to act, and that the! ously at some of the things Mr. h--s laid a. 1 - between $15,000
sheriff would have obeyed his j Harris said, for he believes after and $20,000, has entirely replaced
Is a Jew eler and Optician o f many years experience.
orders immediately. Not a single | five years’ experience that the I his original plant with modern
If you have a “ sick” time-piece, he can cure it.
request has ever been made to I country editor is the happiest equipnient^and has supported and
I f you have eye trouble, he can correct it by lit ting you
with proper lenses.
local officials to close the tw odis-, and most fortunate o f men, can i educated his children.
If you have jew elry o f any kind to repair, he can do it.
It
was
the
thought
most
earn
orderly houses, they say.—The j make more money with less cap-!
I f you want new jew elry o f any kind, he hafl it.
Dalles Chronicle.
ital and worry than anybody else, estly expressed by President
I f you want. ANYTHING in his line, he is the man toconsult.
Campbell in his address, and is
His prices are right and so is his work.
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jean have more fun doing it, and the heartfelt belief o f the under
can
be
more
of
a
power
for
good
signed.
that
the
personal
eontael
THE DALLES. Or., June 3 . -
:*h older men. engaged in prac
P A T R O N I Z E HIM A N D BE C O N V I N C E D
(Special.)— Governor West’s vice in the community than all the
tical affair . is one of (lit* best
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crusade at The Dalles exploded clergymen and other leading cit thine ? th ■ University ran obtain
izens
put
together.
Tuesday night when the grand
for the students, and that the ed
jury refused to indict May Sulli
Mr. Sanderson was pastor of itors of Oregon, in th<* generous
van and Gladys Desmond, whose the largest Presbyterian church wav they have d 'votod thpir fime
WHEN YOU OI FER
places were raided Saturday in Canada. On his forty-fifth t! • '.e a r to coming to. the Uni
YOUR FRIEND
night, on anything more than
birthday he took stock and de- versity and lecturing before tbe
a fiTH value cigar you are both
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Journalism
have
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lice court charges. cluirles Car- cided thatthe cansona minister s
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allowing him splendid hospitality
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trinuren a most vital , dement
and proving yourself a good judge
roll, who was charged with being income would always absorb bis r...rr„c.c.rv^ instruction in th e’
o f good tobacco. And you can a f
a hanger-on at a disorderly entire salary, however large, and classroom,
ford to he generous with good cigars.
For high class as they arc their coyt
resort, was indicted on a simple, that he must now begin to lay I
Yours fraternally,
is only 5 cents each, though when
vagrancy charge.
.
by for old age. T decided to get
E ric W. A llen .
you smoke one they taste like a
much higher priced cigar.
The 13 women arrested as wit- ——— ——— —
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fiesses in the raid have been re- +:*»**■=»'=■-■»«*■»*■».
S. K. F R A N C IS C O ,
leased. Carroll is out on $100 »
Proprietor ‘ ‘THE O A K S .”
bond and- the two alleged pro- *
SEVENTH ANNUAL
prietors of the resorts are free on 4
$300 bond.
4
D erby & S tearns
Sheriff Chrisman says he will 4
comply with the Governor’s or- l
L aw yers
ders and keep the resorts closed. *
IN YOUR
H O O D RIVER. O R F G O N
ANNIVERSARY SERVICE
Mosier.
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The two leading magazines o f the
Pacific Coast, the Pi acilic Monthly ami
fiuu.'vet, have been consolidated |
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copy o < f t
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Uneasy xl
Lies the Head
o f him whose house has no porch lamp. W hy
worry about midnight marauders when it is so
w dl known that burglars fear babies and
lamps more than dog3 and pistols ?
COMINI
The Tombstone
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They strictly avoid houses having elec
tric lights—particularly porch lamps. And
the annals o f crime show that such houses
are rarely if ever burglarized.
can supply you with any
thing in this line at most
reasonable prices.
Have your house wired at once for electric
service, and then you’ ll fully appreciate the
feeling o f absolute safety afforded by a brilliant
Edison Mazda Porch Lamp.
TRY HIM AND
Let us submit an estimate to wire vour house.
You II be astonished at the mod
erate cost
BE CONVINCED
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