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About Mosier bulletin. (Mosier, Or.) 1909-19?? | View Entire Issue (Aug. 1, 1913)
PUBLISHED EVERY FRIDAY ADVERTISING RATES BY F l HSCRII’ VIUN KATHS •On# Year. . Six Muwtbs. O ne s q u a re .................................................,M •• One-quarter Column.................... 44 One-half C o l u m n . . . . . .................... \ 44 On«* C o lu m n .............................................. 44 44 3 00 j 44 S SO 44 9.00 B u sim au local* w ifl be charu<*t a t 5 c en ts per line *Thr«s* Kani n* 'Ebitèrwd R*#r per uumth t .6# F ro ff» .i.in » l C « n l» ...................... H. -C. IvIBBEE. Pior^stor ior earn insertion. imitter Ma#<:h li’ R*’'*' at the poat-olHee at Allait r, Oretrou, under t**^Aet of March 5. \S7i. # Le^ ai advertisenietitH w ill in a ll c a g e s 'b e ch a rg e d ^ 01 \r MOSIER, WASCO COUNTY. OREGON. FRIDAY. AUGUST 1. ., n 1 > • 1 • . * 1 The Knst li.tlf of the Northwest 1 .lived and written, during the Quarter (h}N\V ;), . . tru'iM . . . )U . . th\vt st Quar- . .. f ast yt?ar. ot a 1 Heine Hl^ll- Ler w{ th,. Northeast Quarter ( SWi w av,” running, in Oregon, from NK; >, and the Nrtrtlien-t Quarter of Fortland up the Columbia River the Soirthwest Quat .'rN K vsw ■,) of to The Dalles, thence traversing ^ tion Seven <7> in Township Six (tit We received the follov.'mg let . I ,, j .. Soath of Kanire Sixteen (16) East o f eastern aiu! Centro I Oregon lift« the . Will* ... .. netie . Meridian, .. . or so mufm t e r this week from Charles H. ( nil lOmia. e am iltll. the ex- sfl(| pr0| ,ej.lv as will will satisfy satisfy said o f said propeMy as «Davis, president of the National tT road buiidtr ;tnd the father j u<1jiuu*nt ami decree, with costs ami I -Highway« Association which of good roads in the "Pacific accruing casts. ■will l»c o f nr eat interest to every Northwest stales that the pro Said propefiy will lie sold-suhjtct to! one who believes in good roads eonfirmation and redemption, as by lav posed road up the Gohrmlna requir- ii. and their absolute necessity for would he. from a scenic view .'the development and prosperity Dated at Dalit's City, Oregon, this point. the most wonderful and 21st ilay o f Jaly, 1912. • o f the country: beautiful route in the United L e v i CH k is m a n , South Yarmouth, Mass., Sheriff o f Wasco Comity, Oregon. States, and would attract thou- duly 24. 1912. -Kathte o f tourists from this coun try and abroad. From a money E ditor B ulletin , SIM M O N S . Standpoint, Mr. Hill claims that Mosier, Oregon- a better road eotild he built and Ir ttie-Circuit Court o f the State o f Dear Sir:— Mr. A. I.. Westgard, Vice- maintained cheaper than anv Oregon, for Waseo County. President o f the National High- other route. Mudi work has al- fclLizABi.Tr* H. S tklictbu , i Plaintitr, y/ays AssociaUon, will shortly read-v br!' n ‘’ « "e «>" l,u* »utamo- VF. mobile m id between Portland ■ pass through yeur city on his G iùrge strektbu . 17,000 mile ‘ trip by motor-car, and Hood River. It would nut De feints tit. require a great amount.of money which lie is taking under tin? ¿auspices o f this Association, in to finish (he river road from Mo- To (:,'orR'e stiv,'-,“r- defendant above the interest of Good Roads Ev «ier to The Dalles. The road lie- River and Mosier b . the Name o f the State o f Oregon erywhere. In his ride through tween i ^ Hood _ a .i i . -Yau are hereby required-to appear and •Utah he was accompanied part can b e vastly improved a s to . i n s w t ,r t h e ,.oni|)^ i nt f,ied against you *of the way by Governor Spry, ftiatie, and about 90 miles o f one,in the above entitled suit within six -and while in Nevada was joined o f the finest pleasure drives in weeks from the date of -the first puhli- ■ by Governor Oddie. This trip 'tlre-vvoirld will he completed—a [cation of this notice, if y«u fail so to —.................. and answer eaiil complaint, Ig is creating wide in- |ink connecting North west Wash- he is taking tiff will apply to the Court for the • terest ever, ■ywhere, as-every city, -r,fciton ami British ( ohm: b:a w ith. r.qjr q demanded in her raid complaint. i . soutb *tnd aud east l ast o i f us. m, Town and imntlel is anxious to the states south us, _______ __________ _____ __ ■The-relief demanded is a decree of ■share in The good werk that llr- 11 totiving tin i* e.-itei n end -.t a divorce furevrr dissolving the bonds of National Highway« Association transcontinental higiway. ¡.matrimony now existing hetwio,. you fis planning to do. Good roads From a tourist standpoint a,!‘h,ll1e. |,la' 1 .<Ml a,"‘l 'l'*1 Bl"’' l,e *ier mit ted to resume tier form er name. •ail over the country mean devel- alone, such a highway east and This summons is served upon you by ■opinent all along the line. west till u Olegon would he worth publication by order ofJHonorable W. many thousands o f dollars year- 1». Bradshaw, Judge of the above en- * Yours very truly, !y, and from a commercial stand- titled court, by order.made and entered ■C harles H. D avis , point it would be of even greater ol> and published in tlie President. benefit. Arguments Tn favor M««er Ib.diem, a.*d .,|,e date of lint | Of A. L. Westgard, ‘ .‘ Hie man ■of many miles,” the National •ot tins read are not necessary to lhe (li,t„ ttf )aat pupp^tion August prove what is patent to all. We 29. I9;n Highways Association writes: J ohn g w i n , Pleasure- ‘ ‘ Every eu-tomi-hilist (and, for need the highway. Ationn ' for Plain,iff. seekers demand it, business de that matter, every prosperous Tarmer) in the United Stales mands it. Pleasure can afford NOTICK ¡knows the name o f A. L. West 'it and bus;ness-can't afford-to do Therefore every . , ■ ward, than whom few if any men without it. W ESTSIURb ill SflOi PISS TH RU H OSIER torh«- party uiuenn* them, at ieKal rates, and NO. 22 pnitj tor b e fo re a ffid a vit* a re 'fu rn ih h e d . R E J ’O L V E D ! The Only Substitute THAT IT IS BETTER,To C o br,R E - FOOTED t h a n To W e a r B a d S hoes IT IS o u n DUTY To WEAR GOOD FOR clo th e : ^ c Green Pasture W 6£C a v 5 e we ha ke better , IMPREJAlONJ AMD EARN MoRE MONE Y ’ (jOOD CLOTHE«* ¿MOULD C o MMENCFA t «~> IS th e f e e t . P o o r » s h o e s w d S tockings y w o n t fool a n y one n o t e v e n V ¡ fe e t II L Y o u r . bu ster . b r o w n . ----------------------------------« = s — — ■ — Shady Brook Dairy -$2500 Per Ton For Sale By • fe e s , " Hay Grain Feed Mosier. »**- YOU HAVE HEARD O f THE HOU'JE BUILT ON THE 1 ¿ A ND— OF HOW, WHEN IT CAME To THE TEJT, til TOPPLED OVER BECAUSE -IT HAD No FOUNDA TION. DON T YOU THINK YOU W A N T T o BUILD Oregon -<s- -« a YoUR APPEARANCE ON A GOOD-LOOKING, G O O D - F E tL lN G . GOCD-Wt-ARINc. F A I R OF J H O E J S o .» M V Ï I 1913 Cementi ‘ YOUR XvPPE'ARAN’CE WON’ T FALL DOWN? WE C A R R Y JHoEG WITH A REPUTATION. THF-PE 5HOLJ LOOK WELL, • FEEL WELL. W E A R WELL. LET U S S H O W YOU. & Co., Brick Plaster M O o s ie r r e ç » o n * I Tfim-A-Lum Lumber E. A . R A C E , M G ft . "have traveled more by means of citizen, every town, every conn- To WHOM IT MAY CONCERN: r.,, . . . . . _ _ ^ motor-car. Always identified ty should be enthusiastic m the r he tolrovving- is a copy of No- » MOSIER - - ORE. "with the good roads movement, support o f the movement for a tice that will I k 1 served upon you and having done more than any highway up the Columbia, and by your-Road Supervisor if you ,+ »- .*»* •other one man to make inter- for ‘ ‘BetterRoads Everywhere,” have upon your premises any of ■state touring possible. Mr. West which i-s Mr. Westgard’s slogan. the noxious weeds-named in the gard has just accepted the posi Turn out and meet this ‘ ‘man of; section following: \p ‘Xe -?* -U - ä » “* îa- ai <•. many miles” when In' -comes*to tion o f •Vice-President and Di- Jm M b si ness You ir:t‘ hen-hy r.otrtU-d to remove Hou-1 Hiver $ 50 * ) ears W. F. LARA WA Y • Orinimi i rector Transcontinental High Mosier and encourage him in his saul nftxion. weed frohi i*«’d premmu * wor a,,i ieat t) somet.ling about Wdthin ten dav.i of llie il*te «f *lies« r- ways ol the National Hightag.vs I vice of t ills uokice itjion you, and if the ts a Jeweler amt Ofditfiair o f many years ex pi ricuce. Association, in order tliat hie roails. ____ , m __________________ 1 '» m e i-< not so removed -the under- II you have a ‘■'kick’ ’ time-piece, he can cur«* it. work for Good Roads Every |•signed will immediately proceed* in re- -1C you have <*ye trouble, he can correi*! 'it by tilting , you where may receive the greatest It is prohahle th a t L)an J , M a -'la t io n th erel-oasis provided* in Chapter with f»roper lenses. n aid and have the fullest possible larkey, president of the State 159f hi the session*law*-of 19K: »f the { If you have jew elry o f any Mud* to re| iiîr, ht « un <» il. i f you want new, jew elry é f any hind, he bus it. scope. Senate, will appoint R. R. But- stute of Oregon, «eeti*.» 6*tei thereof , | 'is as follow-s: If you want ANYTH LEG in id» line, he is the man to consult. ‘ ‘To the responsibilities and 1er, o f Wasco county, ami I. N. i c i - ... . . . . . Section 6464. If any person, persons •IWs prices are right amt so is his work. requirements of his new 1 position Dav. Multnomah .• owners, p ossissin 1 g or « 1 * “ •' ’ of Iin m im iiia n t countv u u m y , i to n , or eorpoiation Mr. M escgard brings a most Ull- the Celilo commission. having care orvefcarge of any-land or P A T R O N I7 E ; H IM A N D B E C O N V I N C E D J 'usual equipment. To say that > land*, impvnved or un-inif it>ved, tn- t closed 'o r nn^ncla-fd, i . j t.,is Stai.<*, he has crossed the continent ^haal knowiupciy |s*rmit or Miiffer any 'from ore an‘t*o ocean six times in NOTICE OF SHERIFF’ S SATE. Russian th irl1* , Canada i hi-tl«* or ( hi ■an automobile and three times NO OBJECTION’S lies«* thist’u or si.svmdrium aUiftir.uiii •from north to south is to give Ill the Circuit Court o f -the Stilt« o f (ciiiki! whi ;«1 4 »v Mim IUn mustard), I-KOM THE WIFE !but a faint idea o f hit' knowledge Orsgon. for vVtuto County. | fork*;• bur (known « m s the dagger roek about smoking in the house i j elbur), utriij lox argentia (called the* j -«of load conditions and his expe- M ks . R. A. H o » h a l e . the cigars come from here. In silver salt l.fc ;h), to g row up then on, Plaintiff Tience as a tourist, a pathfinder, vs. m upon a road-or hltfhwa\ a<FJ,ni r deed, they are so fragrant tha -and a maker of road maps. * * EDWAHO LdlSO AND llfllfc WlLMoUBtH, sai l I* n h , and's ifT* t san,' t .sta . women often urge their hus “ l t i s obvious that the enor- D efendants . until its bloom falls or its seer ; b j(in bands to smoke. Try one o ’ mous experience in <aetua! travel to form, such person, persons or corpo By virtue nf an execution, clecrfc.-and them today and take it from over hundreds and thousands of on ler-of sale, duly lasued otU of, and • ralioirshall he^O iH yof a mist 1 e.m<*anor, us, all your smoke troubles will ami-upon conviction • t.h^n-of shall, for miles of roads is worth any under-the seal o f ’ the Circuit Court, of the first offense, I>«* lined not- loss than be ended. the State o f Oregon, for tlie County o f 'quantity o f book knowledge f 10/ $10 nor more than ^50, a:ul for th«* sec S. H. FRANCISCO, when it. comes'lo a consideration W asco, to-a * ;tlrec,ed, and dated the oud and eath sulnaqiieiit <nTen.se not 21st day-bf July,-IMS, -upon a *<• cree I’ropriHor “ TIIK O A K S .” o f the highways o f the United h’ss than $25 nor more than $ 100 . «aid for tlie foreclosure o f a certain »nort- Stmes. Mr. Westgard possesses gagv and juilgm* nt. rendered and en fines to tie recovered, with coatsMi i an • knowledge which he cannot put tered in said Circuit Court on the "14th action to he brought, in the name o f the upon paper; experience in roa<i day o f July, 1914, in the above entitled State o f Oregon, for tin* us«- ami bene fit o f the,geimral fund o f the county BASEBALL SUPPLIES work which cannot he purchased 1ca",e> favor o f tflH plaintiff, amt where the offense is committed, and or found elsewhere. He knows w "™1*h" d‘ f‘‘nd*nt Kllward such p«*rson, peraoi*« or coi*|Kiration ' FISHING TACKLE . i i , ar judgmertt detitor. ii« the .sum o f o f coruhtmns not 1>y hearsay, b y Thifteen (, n 0 o Dollars, .shall aim» he.liable for all damages sim- photogt-aplrs, 01 b y a n t ilo g y , hut togther with interest thereon in like tained l»yf the neig;li!>ori'ig land owners SPORTING GOODS n sulting fronrsu<’h negledt on the part by actually haviYg Itecn upon the gold coin at the rate o f eight p. r cent o f such person, pinions or corporation S p ot. He can te ll the dra,ureter per »im im fr»m June 3, T912, an* I ac to extirpate ami destroy such noxioCH o f the soil, the varieties of roads r,u,n,r int*rMt f,B" m" ' i,f,4r " " Si,; 1 weeds bef«fie ‘ the s;«me shall mature, 14th d*y o f July, 1913, at the same rate now extant, and the kinds of |gr annum, and thefurtiirr sum o f One to he recovered in an ;ii*Uon a! law in roads which should be built, in Humtred and Eifty (SlSo.OO) lh.Iiars the Cireflit>Gourt o f *t!n* county where aimos! any section of the United attorney’ s fees, and for plaintiff’ « costs such lands are located, d us tic« s o f the IV hch ^Elrall have jurisdiction o f this States. He can look at a road and disbursements herein taxed at offense. map of alrm^t any locAiftv and $23 50, and aecrning costs and the costs This weed has at tail.e<| a large •of and upon this writ, and eommamling tell you if it is correct or not; me to make sale o f t!i*- real ^ o p e r t y growth in this locality and a similar and if not, where it is wrong. embraced ir. eueh decree o f foreclosure notice to this is being served U|»on all He h a s at first hand a fnrtre inti- and hereinafter described, I will, on persona upon whose lam! the same is grov ing, ami an immediate conifdiance mate k n o w l e d g e o f Hie roads o f the 3f,th day o f August, 1913, at ti e w Mi this notice will be o f greatImnefit this country than any other sin- h ou ru f tw oV ctoek in tlm afternoon ;■ ■ts'»ve you further rostaStK) trouble, i bai»! tiny, an i at th* front door o f the SUMMER SCHOOL June 23-Augut 1, 1913 The ( ounty fW irt o f this County gle inth’ virhial--a knowledg’e in- Gonr.ty Court U ohsc in M alies'tfity, ha.» ft»rd! !,e<i the Road Supervisor» o f creased by his <*T|ieriences while Wn^co GiuÄty, Oregon, aril at |>iil>liu the tifi .*$us Pistricts <»f th«- (iounty Twenty-five Instructors‘ Fifty Courses acting as St»erial Agent for the auction to tho l*i'tdrr, fo r cesh v R h copies «»f tlie altove d« scribed No- Office of Public Roads of the in hand, all the rt^ht. title an«! int^rert tvec. v. it... instructions to serve a copy whi«*h the defendants, Edward Distinguished Eastern Educators Added to Regular * Department of Agricolture.*’ •ii km i ail ,« m ti»*« I Mat have a I For any o f and Onie W flmoiirth. or either o f them, t^ * nor:i»U)- .veecs upon their premise« S o much hr an ir.tiialnction of had on the :*r«l day o f .fune. 191/, th«* Faculty. University Dormitories Open. Board and «ieaerthed ami natned in the al ove Mr. Westgard. fife p jlth fin d p r date o f the forei-Io^e I h r • Section fvM-l, and the C o*ft stands Room at $3.50 per Week. Reduced Railroad Rates. o f the nation.” 11 Ì 9 v isit i*». or whi» h auch defend* *'ta, or any o f hUc . o f toe Su|>ervisors in the enforce 'F o r a Conl^let- Illustrated Uatalrgue, Aildress is, of course, irfcidental, **** d. fondarti her. u . bh\ ment « f'th is law. ;_ or now have, in as it is inclunt4 , «! ï in l his itineran : quir^l. . F. S. G unning , County Judge. . . . ... i.i.i lowinir dcMerii^d r al H. ( ’. II oopkr , Commissioner. btit it will no noubt ìk » int^resiiiK a , ■ ng *ttu»' THE REGISTRA R, F. C. C l a » SKN, Corn mission« r. to him and of p iS S 'L liijfie a l tm- Oregc to-wit: A ttest: L. ii. Fox, Cleric. r .portance to us. Much has boon J “it Pays in the End” “ T h is is better than g o in g aw ay to the cou n try and leaving {joor hubby to sit lon ely and disconsolate in a h o t city h o m e .” tLECTMTOG & S T O ii. Hood River, — . ------------------------------------------- LÌHMSatmsMirMsr»ai^^ —, . . * . .. .* K dd w ta i I Uneasy Lies toe Head of him v ! ios 4 houre has no porch lamp. Why worry about midnight marauders when it is so well known that burgLrs tear babies and lamps more than dogs and pir-tola ? I hey r.tnct'y a/old houses having elec tric lights -particularly porch lamps. And the annals o f crime show that such houses arc rarely ii ever burglarized. UNIVERSITY OF OREGON , Oregon First National Bank BuiUlin» Mosier Book Store . We handle all styles and sizes of G-F. Electric Fans—- The Leaders of the Market. 0 Kuve y ur hou- z wi-cd at once for electric service, and then you’ ll fully appreciate the fvefing fit r^'-elutc safety afforded by a brillian* Edison Mazda Porch 1-amp. i ct t*s suhm t an estimate to sire vour house. You II l»c astonished at the mod- crate k * 1 'A c tric P O W E .» « fl« L ig h t C o . S AT Yul.'.t w-n • ' •Jv I