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About Mosier bulletin. (Mosier, Or.) 1909-19?? | View Entire Issue (Aug. 8, 1913)
PUBLISHED ADVERTISING RATES EVERY FRID AY BY H. G. KIBBLE. Proprietor SOUSCRIPTION RATES Profeaaionml C ards___ jW-OSIER BULLETIN .per month $ .54 One square.................. “ - " One-quarter f'o lu m r v .. O ne-half Colum n...... One Column................ 1 00 3.00 6.fit 9.00 Bm-ines- l.,cai» w ill be chanced a t 5^cents per line fo r uuch insertion. LcKtii advertisements w ill in all cases’ be charged Bafcerad as second class matier Mardi 1% 19u9 u? the : m w «• ' • at M «»ier, O re n ««, under the A c t o f March 3 ,1> <9. AiH.ES FOR AFRICA Portland, Ore., A u r . t>. will Ite world-wide. It will he the biggest affair that producers and shippers Ivave ever utilized to get their product into con sumers’ hands. The campaign will not only call for better ap ples ami a more lamest pack, but wilt tend to eliminate much of the present expense o f getting supplies to the consumer. He willin' asked to purchase them by the box if able to do so; or, if not, to purchase them anyway! The Pacific Northwest has latuleil its first direct order for apiries for South Africa, i lie deal is a biR one and was closed here this week hy the Novth- western Emit Exchange through tlie efforts of its London branch manager, F. S. A. Maude, who for over 10 years was connected in a large way with the Califor nia Fruit Exchange. The order calls for 1200 boxes o f Jonathan apples and the price, while not made public, is fully The County Court, at its regu 1 KJ'/I over tin* best values se lar session held tips week, grant cured for similar varieties and ed the petition o f the citizens of quality last, season. The order Mosier for another election to was distributed jointly between incorporate the town, and the the Cashmere Fruitgrpwers’ Un ion and the Yakima Fruitgrow Court has set Sept. 20th next as election day. ers’ Exchange. The first effort to incorporate The price secured for this fruit .is f. o. b. shipping point because was defeated l»ecause the boundr aries were not satisfactory. The the buyer will have his own rep resentative to inspect the boxes. amended boundaries include the ¡Special efforts will he made to overflow land north o f the rail have this shipment o f apples ar road tracks, to the river at low- rive at its destination, Johannes water. This land belongs to J. burg, South Africa, in the best N. Mosier and at present has no possible shape, for the sellers value for building purposes, but. believe that much business will it will give the town an outlet to develop after this shipment is the 'river. There is m, doubt received. The journey La Jo o f tlie favorable rfcsiPl o f this hannesburg is a distance o f about second election, and the citizens 10,655 miles. The shipment will might as well be sorting over the be made via Montreal. It will available timber for municipal take about 15 days to land the officers. apples in the Canadian city and The Mosier Valley Bank was an additional 30 will he required for the journey from there to favored this week by receiving a fine photograph o f the late J. D. South Africa. The sellers are naturally very Brown, president o f the great much pleased with their initial Hamilton Brown Shoe Co., who sale direct to the land o f dia died May 20th, last. O f special monds and gold mines, because; moment was the wording accom it was made ;n competition with panying the pijoto. Pardon us Ontario and Nova Scotia inter for quoting part o f Mr. Brown’s ests who have long enjoyed a last words: “ Do not falter, do not, he discouraged. Y’ou have monopoly o f this trade. homes and families to protect. Since it l>ecame known here Be faithful to them, he kind, he that the Northwestern Fruit Ex he gentle. Love ye one another. change ha 1 secured this highly- Be true to the faithful w ife and prized order, there have been those beautiful jewels o f life, many attempts to secure addi your children. Be bet ter ntep, tional business there- more Cod-tike men. Believe in 9 •* ------- Cod and ills laws. Look high, for in this way only can you see far, and when the fight is over, To make the apple the most when God whispers tlie story of popular food product on the mar love as He does to all who are ket, the Northwestern Fruit Ex faithful, then shall you be tri change of Portland has adopted umphant.” resolutions calling upon its affili ated organizations, representing Peter Knot! returned Satur over 1,000,000 boxes o f fruit, to day from Portland, where he lias enter an advertising campaign been workir(gTor several month.*". this season. Owing to the high pric >s U>at have ruled for apples a few NOTICE OF S H ER IFF'S SALE. years ago this product became In the Circuit Court o f the St.it» o f Oregon, fur Wasco County. practically a luxury and the “ average” consumer has scarce Mils. U. A. H o rrace , Plaintiff ly known what the fruit tastes1 IS. like. The plan o f the Northwestern E d w a r d L o n g a n d O n i e W i l m o u r t h , D efend ants . Fruit. Exchange is to have each By virtue o f an execution, decree and o f its affiliated organizations order o f sale, duly iaegied out of, and place a stamp on each box o f the under tlie seal o f the Circuit Court o f fruit it ships. These will cost the State o f Oregon, for the County of one cent each and the entire p ro Wasco, to me directed, and dated the ceeds will he utilized by the In 21st day o f July, 1913, upon a decree for the foreclosure o f a certain mort ternational Apple Shippera* As gage and judgment, rendered and en sociation to pay for a world-wide tered in said Circuit Court, on tlie 14th advertising campaign, having day o f July, 1913, in the above entitled for its only object the eating of cause, in favor o f the plaintiff, and more apples. The Niirthwestern against the defendant Edward I.ong. as judgment debtor, in the sum o f Fruit Exchange not only en Thirteen Hundred ($1800.00) Dollars, dorsed the plans of the Inter togther with interest thereon in like national Apple Shippers’ Asso gold coin at the rate o f eight per cent ciation to advertise the apple, per annum from June 3, 1912, and ac but by resolution asked that the cruing interest from and after the said 14th day o f July, 1913, at the same rate North Pacific Distributors, and per annum, and »he further sum o f One other shipping organizations o f Humicd and Fifty ($130.00) Dollars this section, do likewise. attorney’s, f* <.», ami for plain tiff’ s costs It is planned to raise by sale and disbursements herein taxed al o f these stamps an advertising $23 SO, and accruing cos.ts and the costa fund o f S25o,000 to expend ti ls o f and U|>on this writ, and commanuing me to make sale o f the »val property season alone. Promoters of the embraced in such d* cree o f foreclosure advertising plan hope by this and hereinafter described, I will, oil publicity to make all o f Uncle the 30th day o f August, 1913, at the Sam’s children healthier than hour o f two o'clock jn the afternoon o f they have ever been» To eat an said day, and at the front door o f the Count” Court Ilous-* in Dalle» Coy, apple a day is considered one of Wasco County, Oregon, sell at public the greatest st"ps toward not on auction to the highest bidder, for cash ly making the public healthy and In hand, all t V right, title ami imprest keeping it so. but to help the which the defendants, Edward Long producer all over the country and tlnie WiltlK Ih.or either o f them, had on tlie 3rd day o f June, 1912, th. dispose oi his increasing crop. date o f the It .irtgage foreclosed h. re Within a few days a meeting in, or which sin ch dofendaiita, or any o f of the international Association the defendant# herein, have since ac- will l>e held when the matter quirrd, or now ve, ir* an ! to thé fcl- will !>e taken up in detail. The lowing desenlie real property, lying ng situs •i) in Wasco County, campaign will not l>e confined to On to-wit: tl.c United Mates or Canaria hut MOSIER WILL VOTE A SM TO INCOR PORATE. TO ADVERTISE TilE APPLE M0SIER, WASCO COUNTY, OREGON. FRIDAY. AUGUST 8, 1913 Y0L. V The The Lust Half o f the Northwest Quarter ( E )N W ;), the Southwest Quar ter o f the Northeast Quarter ( SW| NE; ), and the Northeast Quarter » f the Southwest Quarter (N E ' a SW !. ) o f Section Seven (7» in Township Six (6» > Soutti o f Range Sixteen (16) East o f j the Wrilainetie Meridian, or so much o f said property as wi|l satisfy said j judgment anil decree, wjth ousts and, accruing costs. Sai 1 property wi|l he (»old subject to I confirmation and redemption, as ¡>y Jaw | required. ■ ' H. Defendant. To George S)reep*r, defendant above; named; In the Name o f the State o f Oregon, ! You are hereby required to appear and , answer the complaint filed against you in the above entitled suit within six weeks from the date o f tlie fir^t publi cation of this notice. If you fail so to appear and answer said complaint, plaintiff will apply to the Court for the relief demanded in her said complaint. Y,u» gro n >r»U, tf jo refnovp said notions fro|\i said pi'eniis«^ within ten day* o f the date o f m vice o f this notice u|H>n you, and if the same is not so removed the under signed will immediately |>ro^eed jn re lation thereto as ii provided in Chapter 894, in the session laws o f 1918 o f the State o f Oregon. Section ^>4h4 thereof is as follows’ Section tvltirJ. I f any person, persons or corporation owners, ¡»ossessing oy having care or chgrg»* o f any land or lands, improved or en closed or unenclosed, in th*; S**ite, shall knowingly permit or sutV* r any Russian thistle, Canada thistle or Chi nese thi Ie or s;isvrjbrium altissinum (Called white or .Inn I li’l mustard), cockle bur (known as the, dagger cork- ’ elbur), atrisplex argentia (ea(Ted the i silver «*»lf hush), to prow up thereon, l or upon a road or highway adjoining said lends, and suffer the same to stand until it/, bloom falls or i t » ’ seeds begin to form, such person, persons or cor|»o- ration shall be guilty o f a nd»dem« anor, and upon conviction ther«*of shall, for the first offense, be fined not less than $10 nor more than $50, and for the sec- oi>d and each sul se<jueut offense not less than $2s nor more than $100. i^iid fines to be recovered, with costs, j i an action to be brought In the name o f the Stat«* o f Oregon, for the use and bene fit o f the general fund o f the county where the offense h committed, and such person, persons or corporation shall also be liable for all damages sus tained by the mighboring land owners resulting from such neglect on the part o f such person, persons or corporation to extirpate and destroy such noxious weeds before the same shall mature, to be recovered in an action at law tn the Circuit Court o f the county where such lands are locat 'd. Justices o f the Peace shall have jurisdiction o f this off* nse. This weed has attained a large growth in this locality and a similar notice to this is being served upon all persons upon whose land the same is growing, ami an immediate compliance with this notice wdl be o f great benefit ami you further rQ*U and trouble. Tl»e County Court o f this County lias furnished the Road Hu per visor* of tbc various Districts o f the County with Copies o f the above described No th. . with instructions to serve a copy Ut on parses that have ail o f any of the noxious weeds upon their fifemises th rfe-erfbed and named in the gltove Section *>4d4, and the Court stands l»8r'c o f the Supervisors in the enforce ment o f this law, F. S. frfr.vNtso. County Judge. H. C. H ooper , Commtanioner. F. C. CLAUSEN, Commissioner. Attest: L. B. Fox. Clerk, \ TH E A b e s t M. WEST Hay Grain Feed Mosier, Oregon G eorge S tr e e te r The following is*a copy o f No tice that will he 'served upon you , by your Hoad Supervisor if you, have upon your premises any o f I the noxious weeds named in the j section folkwiiiR- OR ALL Y O U NEED For Syle Hy WE NOT ONLY CUT CHEESE BUT WE CUT PRICE-5 ON.OUR GROCERIES. WE CUT OUR PRICED WHEN WE M ARK OUR GOQD.S. OF CUTTING PRICER. -MW-- t .ST OUR W A Y I S To GIVE YOU Nichol & Co., TO EAT A T OUR .SToRfr. Plaster OREGON M o s ie r / I j THERE ARE TWO W A Y S GOOD (SROCERIEtS FOR A PAIR PRICE RATHER THAN GUT? YOU f O O K GROCERIES A T ANY PKdCfc. WE .SELL OUR GOOD5 F.A«ST. THAT I S WHY YOU WILL A L W A Y S FIND FRE.5.H THINGS r»»* The '.-eliof demanded is a dejrey divorce forever dissolving the bonds of matrimony qpw e'.isMng between you and the plaintiff and that she be per mitted to resupie liqr former name. I This summons is served upon you by publication by order o f“ Honof able W. I). Bradshaw, Judge o f the above en titled court, by order made and entered on July 17, 1913, and published in the Mosier liulletin, and tlie date o f first publication will be July 18, 1913, and A the date o f last publication, August 29, 1913 Y o u 5 $25,00 Per Ton . S-rnniirnR, Plaintiff, vs. T O ¡WHOM IT MAY CONCERN; V i l l Ju 5 T C A R E F U L L Y W E IG H O U R Q U A L IT Y O R ; O U A M T i T 'r V / T H O U R P R IC E Y o u W O N T C O A W E IG H B U T Y o u W il l , - ^ W E I G H T t h a t if Shady Brook Dairy Feed h NOTICE paid for before affidavits a rt?f furnished. /S In the Circuit Court o f the State pf Oregon, for Waacp County. ./( i h w G a v i n , RESOLVE D ! Green Pasture SUMMONS. Attorney tor Plaintiff. \ Only Substitute FOR Dated at Dalles City, Oregpn, this 21st day of July, 19 1 3. L evi C h iusm an , Sheriff o f Wa^co County, Oregon. E uzabktu to the party ord erin g them, at legal rates, and NO. 23 Tum-A-Lum Lumber Co, / E. A. RACE. MGR. % ORE, OSI M » In Husmea 50 Yenrs * í >-»--a» W. K L A R A WAY V# lly,ml Hirer O reqt m Í J ; 1? ii Jew ejer imff Opflciaq p ( jiiuiiy yt*»rn i*xper»enpi*. If yo)i have a “ sjtk ” fiim*-piec«, lit* cun cure it. jf you have eye troubje, he can porreef it by fittjmt yoi) with proper lena«*». If you have jew elry of any kind to repair, ho ejpi dp it. If you wan( new (ewelry of any kind, he ha* it. H yuu want ANYTHING in hi? line, he is the man (oconsulJ. His prices are right and so is his work, ■ 1 “ It Pays in the End” f‘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 handle all styles and sizes of G-E Electric Fans— The Leaders of the Market. | P A T R O N I Z E H IM A N D B E C O N V I N C E D NO OBJECTIONS FROM THE W IFE about smpkinK in the houne IT the ciRars cpme from here. In-1 fieed, they are so fraRrant tha women often urRe their hus bands to smoke. Try one o them today and take it from us, all your smoke troubles will be ended. S. E. FRANCISCO, Proprietor ‘ ‘THE OAKS.’ ’ tLhCTHiü W IKING & SUPPLY U Hood River, Orepon Eirst Nntionnl Brink Piifldiny VM ■ P m B ' Im B A SE B A LL SUPPLIES FISH IN G T A C K L E SPORTING GOODS Mosier Book Store UNIVERSITY OF OREGON SUMMER SCHOOLJime >■ 1913 Twenty-five Instructors-Fifty Courses DistinRiiished Eastern Educators Added to HeRiilar Faculty. University Dormitories 0|>en. Room at $3,50 per Week. For a Complete Board and Reduced Railroad Rates. Illustrated Catalogue, AddresB THE REGISTRAR, U. of O., Eugene Uneasy Lies the Head o f him whose house has no porch Inmp. W h y worry about midnight marauders when it is so well known that burglars fear babies and lamps more than dogs and pistols ? T h ey strictly avoid houses having elec tric ligh t; —particularly porch lamps And the annals o f crime show that such houses are rarely if ever burglarized. H ave your housg wired at once for electric service, and then you’ ll fully appreciate the feeling o f absolute safety afforded by a brillum* Edison Mazda Porch Lamp. Let us submit an estimate to wire your house. You II he astonished at the mod erate cost