Mosier bulletin., July 25, 1913, Image 1

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for meii ioseriion,
Le*ai advertisements will in ail ot*es'.be charge#
Entered as Mjrend-fth»» m # ter
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A s p«i«i »ilice at M«*»er. O r«ton , under the A H
March 3 .1K79.
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VOL. V
TO CTMT IWM Oil <U!FIUC Biltn
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MOSIER, WASCO COUNTY, OREGON, FRIDAY. JULY 25, 1913
bus it that a number of changes
will be made in the local tracks
NO. 21
The
The H o «! River News w . »■*> «
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th.t work on the Hon.1 Ri, er »"'> that thelowt tnretle between
road will beirin at the word of M o»er « n d I t a d B w will bo E lizabeth h . stbkktbh ,
Plaintiff.
the county co m m issi«»'» ,,f filled in; also that they will fin-
Multnomah county. actordSn# to I
^ e reed up Rock Cieek o GEOKGE. STREET BK.
Defendant.
the report of Road Sup«rvisor the rwk "usher.
To
George
Streeter,
defendant above
Chapman, filet! recently. Plans
uamed:
and sfietifications have lieen
WE W A N T
In the Name o f the State o f Oregon.
made and lists of tools and lum­
Mdre business.
To secure You are hereby required to appear ami
ber required have been prepared.
answer the complaint filed against you
Ground has been cleared for a! ¡some, we offer you the services in the above entitled suit within six i
50 man convict camp at Gordon 'o f a strongly backed, carefully weeks from the date o f the first publi-
Falls, from which the heaviest managed bank. Safety for de- cation o f this notice. I f you fail so to
( appear and answer said complaint,
work oo the road can be easily posit©** is oor first care,
I plaintiff will apply to the Court for the
reached.
Always ready and glad to help relu.{ demanded in her said complaint. '
The road will be 42 mile* in you.
The relief demanded is a decree of
length in Multnomah county,
divorce forever dissolving the bonds o f j
MOSIER V A LLE Y BANK.
from the court honse in Portland
matrimony now existing between you
F. N. A u s t in , and the plaintiff and that she be pet-
to the county line. Tiro and a J. N. MosiEa,
Pres.
Cashier. | mitted to resume iter former name.
half miles of Toad from Bridal
poal for before atfhlavits a refurnished.
P E-SOLVE,L> * THAT IT IS A COMFoRTA&LCj
FEELING To KNOW YOU HAVE A SToCK OF
SUMMONS.
In the Circuit Court o f tlie State o f
Oregon,
.[Tt™
S", for
f " Wasco
" ' ' County.
to the ¡»arty ordering them, at kssal rates, an#
Only Substitute
S o ar
FOR
flour
, 5 t a r c h , te a
COFFEE, SPICES &c IN THE
HOUSE- COMEToUS, WE
HAVE>^^THE BEST
Green Pasture
Ilij/^ dtf1 - F
IS
Shady Brook Dairy Feed
$ 2 5 .0 0 P er Ton
For Sale By
! This summons is served upon you by
Veil east to the first encroach­
| publication by order o f Honorable W.
ment on the O-W. R. Sc. N. right
IX Bradshaw, Judge o f the above en-
DR. H. L. DUMBLE 1 ; titled
• f way have been completed at a
court, by order made and entered
cost of *8,70». There work
j on July 17, 1913, ami published in the
Mosier Bulletin, and the date of firs t,
stopped pending the contract
FHYSiCIAN and SURGEON
1 publication will he July 18, 1913, and ]
with the company, which has
; the date o f last publication, August
has wqw been signed' The esti­ HOOD RIVER
:
OREGON 29, 1913.
mated cost of 15 miles from Bri­
J ohn G a v i n ,
Will practice in Moeter and
dal Veil to the county line is
Attorney for Plaintiff.
May be reached by long dis­
placed at $15,00».
The five mile stretch from
tance phone. Home phone 61.
N O T IC E
Rooster Rock to Bridal Veil it is
estimated will cost $25,000. The
contract with the O-W. R. A N. NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION l TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN:
has done away with two heavy:
; The following is a copy of No- *
(Publisher.)
grades, one of 1» per cent for Department of the Interior, U. S. i tice that will be served upon you
1000 feet and the oilier of 17 per Land Office at The Dalles, Oregon, i by your Road Supervisor if you
i have upon your premises any of
cent for the same distance. It j July 14th, 19181
has reduced these grades to a Notice is hereby given that Ira Al- ! the noxious weeds named in the
grade of not over 5 per cent. bert Dungey, o f Kir, Oregon, who, on;
... section following:
The contract has also done away August I4th, 1907, made Homestead ! You are hereby notified to remove
with two overhead crossings and entry No. 15671, Serial No. 04184, for \ said noxious weed from said premises
1000 feet o f trestle at Oneonta NE|SW|, NW1&E1-4, and E-iSEl-4, within ten days of the date of the ser­
Section 5, Township 1 North, Range 11 vice of this notice upon you, and if the
gorge. Here a tunnel of 110 EWM., ha» filed notice of his intention same is not so removed the under- (
feet will be built at a cost of ' to make' Final Five Year Proof, to es­ signed will immediately proceed in re­
$3750, and the track will lie tablish claim to the land above de- lation thereto as is provided in Chapter
moved out from the cliff to per- scribed, before the Register ami Re­ 394, in the session laws of 1913 of. the
mit the read to follow the cliff. |ceiver “t The Dalles, Oregon, on the State o f Oregon. Section 6464 thereof
is as follows:
5th day o f September, 1913.
Mr, Chapman’s report was made
Section 6464. I f any person, persons !
Claimant name» as witnesses:
out in answer to a request from
John West, John P. Snyder, Emil D. or corporation owners, possessing or j
8. Benson,
West and George Thomas Absher, all having care or charge o f any land or
H . M . W EST
Hay Grain Feed
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Brick
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Y O U &UY YO UR.
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WHY
WE
YOU
WANT
JELL
KEEP
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FR.EJH
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ANYTHING
AND
\
n ' t '
< j R.OCER.IEJ FR.OM
CLEAN,
A N D GET I T
YOU
UJ
YOU
5R.OCER.IE-S,
&E-
OF T HE M.
FR.EJH.
To
EAT,
W ILL
THAT
COME
GET
TO
GOOD FOOD.
I I Nichol & Co.,
O
r e g o n
* I
Lum ber Co.
/
E. A. RACE, MGR.
H.
t , » provide, that p e n »»«! prop-
^
«•ty, such as 1» not backed
: a* judgment debtor, in the
the owner holding real estate, IS I Thirteen Hundred ($1300.00)
Lo»».
fu Business
50 Years
W . F. L A R A IVA Y
diate vicinitv o f the eitv as w ell
,
,
..
* 8 those tributary to the rail-
roads leading to this market, can
not find a market for tbelr pro-
duce at any price, has led the
4
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ty
J
4
s •
ar,d disbursements herein taxed at
This weed has attained a large
S23 ISO, and accruing costs and the costs growth in this locality and a similar
of and Opon this writ, and commanding notice to this is being served U|>on all
me
sh1** of t,,e rtal property persons upon whose land the same is
•'m^,race<* *n ■ucl' decree of foreclosure growing, and an immediate compliance ;
I aMl1 *lere,nai,€r <leacrihed, I will, on with till# notice will be of great benefit
the 30th day of August. 1913, at the and save you further coats and trouble. '
, hour of two o’clock in the afternoon of J Th(. County Court of this County
said day, and at the front door of the has furnished the Road Supervisors of
j County Court House in Dalles City, tf,e
the various Districts of
o f the
the County
W “ co County O regon , .ell at public with copies o f the above described No­
auction to th«i highest bidder, for cash tice. with instructions to serve a copy
jnhand allth<sTl|fl,ti title anil inter, st
U| mmi all parties that have nil or any of
which the defendants, Edward Long the noxious Weeds u|>on tlieir premises
and Onie Wilmourth, or either of them, as described and named in the aliove
h»1*
tlie 3rd day of June. 1912. the Section 6464, and the Court stands
date ot th- mortKaf ^^«■iose<i here- back o f the Sii|>ervisors in the enforce­
in. or which auch defendant«, or any of ment o f this law.
Portland Realty Board to active-
ly take up the Question of estab-
lishing public markets where
gardeners and farmers may dis-
pose of their products direct to
» t
the consumer with great benefit the defen4fintB h^rehl. have Mnee ac.
to both. It 18 Stated that the quired, or now have, in and to the fol-
fact that fanners cannot sell lowing descril>ed real property, lying
their own crops in Portland with- an<l being situated in Wasco County,
out a license, and the further ° r**°n’ lo' w,t:
fact that the commission men
< E )N W !), the South»ert Qu.r-
Will not buy from them except ter of the Northeast Quarter ( 8W;
•t their own prices, is causing N E i), ami the Northeast Quarter of
many farmers to allow fruits and the Southwest Quarter<NE'« SW 't ) of
tegetables to go to waste rather Section Seven 47) in Township Six (6)
South of Range Sixteen (16) East of
than dispose of them at a loss.
the Willamette Meridian, or so much
Twohy Brothers construction
crew, which has lieen working
on the double tracking just west
o f The Dalles, has moved its
headduarters to Mosier and it is
rumored that the work to he
done here ami west of tow n will
pccapy ala H it a year. Report
of saiil property as will satisfy said
judgment and decree, with costs and
accruing costs.
Said pro|>erty will he aoM subject to
confirmation and reiiemption, as by law
reqtlim I.
Dated at Dalles City, Oregon, this
21st day of July, 1913.
L evi C hrih m an .
Sheriff o f Wasco County, Oregon.
F. S. G u nning , County .Judge.
H. C.JtOOPKR, Commissioner.
K. C. C la u se n , Commissioner.
A ttest:
NO OBJECTIONS
FROM THE WIFE
about smoking in the house i ;
the cigars come from here. In-'
deed, they are so fragrant tha'
women often urge their hus­
bands to smoke. Try one of
them today and take it from •
us, all your smoke troubles will
be ended.
OVEN «8 YEARS’
c x p c n ic N c c
T radc M ar k *
D e s ig n *
A n yon «
ft ak«4rh nnA rt*#er*r.f D>*i may
<|n1< lilf aiM>*r»»iin o«ir opinion fr e « wh« *r an
In rp n ta e ta pr<.f>ah|y patent aide. < «•n>:uum< a.
ftoTie*frtet|yr >t.fVientiaJ. HANDBOOK "n Patent«
aetif free. OMeat agency fo r aerurtni patenta.
Paten t« t*k«*n thr ugh Mutrn A U . receive
Speeiol n o tic s, wit h oet charge. In kfte
Scientific American.
A b«n^eo»nrty lltnstreteri weekly. I srreat elr-
mletl<*n «»f any arientlflr J^ ornaJ. Term *,
e
ye^ r: f^-or
ha, $1. Bold by all vmwadealer*.
nunnsco.»*'—” Hew tor»
F At, Waehiu«:
U.C
“ This is better than going away
to the country and leaving poor
hubby to sit lonely and disconsolate
in a hot city home.
W e h a n d le a ll s ty le t and
sizes of G-E Electric Fans—
The Leaders of the Market.
FlECTfliC WifilhG & SUPPLY CO.
Hood River,
Oregon
Kirnt Nstioml Rpnk Building
nfiiiiM M iiaii
S. E. FRANCISCO,
¿TV,
BASEBALL SUPPLIES
FISHING TACKLE
SPORTING GOODS
Mosier Book Store
I
SU M M E R SCH OO L Ju" e
h 1913
Twenty-five Instructors-Fifty Courses
C o p y r i g h t s 4 c .
, “It Pays in the End”
. Proprietor “ TH E O A K S .’
UNIVERSITY OF OREGON
L. B. Fox. Clerk.
#rencb Office.
f
s
PATRONIZE HIM AND BE CO NVINCED
sum o f tuiued by tlie neighboring land owners
Dollars, ! rp,u)tjn!r frrm such neglect on the part
Subject to advance collection of tog the r with interest thereon in like I 0f »ucj, person, persona or corporation
taxes, but the collection of these ^
rate
e*tiht per cent
extirpate and destroy such noxious
per annum from June 3, 1912, and ac- j we„|„ b(,fl)r(. the same shall mature, |
taxes' is left to the discretion o f
truing interest from and after the said : to ,,e c o v e r e d ... an action at law in !
the county assessor.
14th day of July, 1913, at the same rate
circuit Court of the county where
per annum, and the further sum of One j such lands are located. Justices o f the |
Tlie fact that onions from Tex­ Hundred and Fifty ($150.00) Dollars j>eace shall have jurisdiction of this
attorney’s fee*, and forplaintiff’s costs 0ffenae
as, potatoes from California and
j
i.
t
. .
eggs and poultry from point»
Outside o f Oregon are being re-
eeived in Portland in carload lots
While the farmer» in the ¡mine-
//(W ICUvr
Oregon
Is a Jeweler and Optician of many year* experience.
I f you have a “ sick” time-piece, lie can cure it.
I f you have eye trouble, he can correct it by fitting you
with proper lenses.
I f you have jewelry of any kind to repair, he can do it.
I f you want new jewelry of any kind, lie has it.
I f you want A N Y TH IN G in his line, he is the man toeonsult.
His prices are right and so is Ids work.
............. ..... .
Distinguished Eastern Educators Addeil to Regular
Faculty.
University Dormitories Open.
Room at $3.50 per Week.
For
a
Complete
Board and*
Uneasy
Lies the Head
o f 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 a /oid houses having elec­
tric lights— particularly porch lamps And
the annals o f crime show that such houses
are 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.
Let us submit an estimate to wire your house.
You 11 be astonished at the mod­
erate cost
Reduced Railroad Rates.
Illustrated
Catalogue,
UJ
Y O U O W E T H U TO Y O U R J E L F A N D T o YO U R .
FAM ILY.
W E W I L L N o T J E L L PO O R E o o D AT
A N Y P R IC E .
of Fir, Oregon.
j
IJ
WHENEVER.
M O S IE R
Ì Tum-A-Lum
j lands, improved or unimproved, en-
| closed or unenclosed, in this State, j
F r a n k W oodcock ,
FIXES IN ADVANCE
; shall knowingly permit or suffer any
Register.
Russian thistle, Canada thistle or Chi- j
Incorporated in the laws passed
nese thistle or sisymbrium altissmum
by the last legislature is a pro- NOTICE Ok SHERIFF'S SALE, (called white or Jim Hill mustard),
vision that the cofiwty assessor In the Circuit Court of the State of cockiebur (known an the dagger sock­ À
et I iht ) , atiisplex argentia (called the J
must collect taxes in advance on Oregon, for Wasco County,
silver salt bush), to grow up thereon,
personal property in such case» Mrs- r - a - H orraoe
or upon a road or highway adjoining
Pi »inti ft
Where his judgment tell» him
said lands, and suffer the same to stand
V».
that there is likelihood that the E dw ard L ong auto O n ie W ilm o u rth , until its bloom falls or its seeds begin
to form, such person, persons or cor]x>-
assessment might become delin­
D efe nd an ts .
ration shall be guilty o f a misdemeanor,
quent by the non-residence of By virtue of an e:seoutkm, decree ami and upon conviction thereof shall, for
the owner at the time payment order of sale, duly issued out of, and the first offense, be fined not less than
of taxes becomes due—says The under-the sea) of the Circuit Court of $10 nor more than $50, ami fo r the sec-
state tax commission has ordered the State of Oregon, for the County of «Rid and each subsequent offense not
Wasco, to roe directed, and dated the
County Assessor J. A, Davis to Zlst day of July, 1913, upon a decree less than $25 nor more than $100. said
fines to be recovered, with costs, in an
take UP this matter ami within for u,,, foreclosure of a certain mort- action to lie brought In the name o f tin
the next few Jays he will start g«ge and judgment, rendered are! en- state o f Oregon, "for the use and liene-
Otlt to »eenre the taxes that thus b-red in said Circuit Court on the 14th fl, o f the general fund o f the county :
rpjjg day of July, 1913, in the above entitled j w|K.ro llie offenst» is cnromitttMl, and
become due to the county.
cause, in favor of the plaintiff, and wuc.j, |K*rson, persons or corporation
IF
Oregon
Mosier.
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Copyriejkf, I9f *
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Address
P ac ific P o w e r a L ight C o .
" A L W A Y S AT YOUII SKUVIUE.”
T H E R E G IS T R A R , U. o f O., Eugene
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