Mosier bulletin., September 05, 1913, Image 1

-PUBLISHED
EVERY
F R ID A Y
A D V E R T IS IN G R A T E S
M 0 SIER BULLETIN ^
BY
H. C. KIBBEK Proprietor
SUBSCRIPTION FATES
One Y«’
«ix M ■
Thr?'
Hu*mess looals win be charged at 5 cants-per line
| Tor each insertion.
•
.t«N Marci 12, m* «t
«-yïon, ttnri<er Ch«‘ Act nt
‘-thevosL or*
March 3. 1*
m
A
---'
VOL. V
J*~-
-
—r.v:-
%
I.e;4JW«ndvertis«-m<-it# villin aH'*eis»Vbe chanted
MOSIER, WASCO COUNTY, OREGON, FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 5,1913
here quote from the article:
Notice to the PiSiiRc.
“ This Association w orks along
The two leiiA-ng magazines of the
much broader Mnes than tlie ur­ Pacific i'rtnst,',th. t'unfit* Monthly ami,
dinary trade association. This the Sunset, have been consolidated
is evidenced by our Community under the title of “ Sunset-«the• Paeilie
It ¿-Monthly.
D evelopm ent D : pat invent.
. . , ,
, „
It is the intention of-the publisher
organized
, . . . . too"*A«Ke
*
“ to helo
- our niemlters
. to b pare no money tior kifhrt
not to build up Their ‘ own bust-
¿the PncVfic Monthly a Credit to
ness directly—w e liave other tie- the vv>st ami a tnapazim* of national
partments to do (hat—but to
andtomiwiKanev.
build up their communities.
To introduce it to new-read««* Wfj
■“ rills Association is making a wi|l inakutthe following '¡pet-isl otl.-r:
Send iTUc‘ in-Stamps, and 'sve Will put
fight, fo r tire preservation o f the \ oar name-on*our-*«uhsrt*ifit ion hst for
small town, the verv existence the »-ext. four mortths, and Will send
o f which is threatened by the you a free copy of<the superldy illustra­
modern concentration o f retail ted Miil-WInter number, and also the
•trade. WediohUthat it would be famous Sunsét Indian poster, sraurely (
packed'in a mailing tulie. It will make
a chlamity ‘ to liave the small la beautifà! -ornament for yonr front
American town destroyed.
‘ 1 rm*m tir fien.
figures o f the last, census in'this
Semi your rder Co Fred 'iKtckley,
regard are Atìiinous.
! Northwestern Manager, Sunset— the
“ Our fight is for the retailer, Faèiìic Monthly, 'Portland, Oregon.
..per mouth % .50
The
Only Substitute
NO. 27
^
B E SO LV E D D hatit You WILL Ju$T
CAREFULLY WEIGH OUR QUALlTYoR
QUANTITY WITH OUR PRICES You WONT
co a weigh B ut Yo'j w ill , - ^ weight
OR ALL You. NEED l!3S^BUe,e^ToRE^i
*A Community
D evel putent
FOR
•Revival is due in Mower ns in
-every other smaH town in the
-state and the United States that
•-would retain its commercjal iden
titv . What does the husiness-
¡.sa
•die very life its e lf o f a town, de­
pend on? Is-it not the patronage
IS
by the heme people o f the home
industries, the home business
man? Can you ex|>eci your mer­
chant to carry a line o f -goods
»that you are constantly sending
your money out town for? Can
you expert your grocer to carry
F o r Sale >7i y
everyth in g in his line and have
it always on hand and always
fresh, when you buy your pro­
visions in wholesale lets <n miail
■order houses? Can you expect
any business man to prosper who is being persecuted today
when his capita! is tied up in under a m isconstruction-of th e [N O T IC E O F S H E R IF F ’ S S A L E .
goods which 1« can’ t sell because Sherman Anti-Trust law. The
so-called ‘civil cese*-ngninsl t l i e 'ln!,ie Ciri-tiit'XIoaH-oftthe v-ate of
W E NOT O N LY CUT CHEE4E
< WE F ’J T P R I C E D
you trade out o f town? Is it
lumber trust ‘ is Veally imiirgUI • Oregon,'far4
-Waaeo CtwAiy.
fa ir to your Old H,ome Town,
ON O U R G R O C E R I E S .
W E C U T ,6 U R PRICE'4 WHEN
retailers Mas. li. A.'H orraoe ,
fa ir to your own business men, against hundreds o f
Plaintiff
W E M A R K O U R Y3COD4. T H E R E A R E T W O W A Y ' S
fa ir to all the industries and in- who own neither mills nor stand-
ing'tim
her,
who
have
none
o
f
■teres's which go to make up a
o r ' C U T T f N 6 P R I C E 4 . ' Q U R W A Y 15 T p j 5 I V E Y O U
Bow.utD Lave, ano O nik AV ilmoukth ,
.4 »'
»a «*“
tow n — fair to the man who gives the basic-things upon which a
I ifc'.KF.N I) 4 NTS.
G O O D * o R 'O C E R F .E 4 T d R A F A I R P R I C E R A T H E R
you credit at home, to abuse *fr'usF m ight be formed.
By virtue of an execution,'decree and
“ They are fightiiyg- only fo r
‘that, credit and send your money
T H A N " G I V E -'./ O U
P O O R • - (J R O C E R :E V5 A T
ANY
order of sale, duly issued oat of, ami
-out o f youy town and often out their commercial lives. ¡If.th e y under the*sekl of the Circuit Court of :
P R I C E . ' W E J f i b L ^ o U R YR3QD4 F A S T . ' T H A T i J
o f the state, for articles that you lose that fight the towns where the Slate of (Oregon,-for* the county of
W H Y Y Ó U W I L L A L W A v / :G- FfflD PR E.SH THING.'
«ean , - t a- home? W hy is it that ' Ü'W do t »* ™ * * * ivosrdeeay a » « Wasco," tome directed. ¡«*ud dated the
people dislike so much to think
This probhie-nem st begm- 21st day-of July.b'SM.'?, upon a decree
T O E A T-‘ A T ' o U R l Ì Y Ó R Y
for theit >reclosui tf‘of a certain mort­
tliat their home i v chante tire -’ ting
sïttiMct natioiral Atten­ gage amt judgmeht,-rendered and en­
tion, as evideirced recently by tered in said tircuit Court oiPtlie 14th
m aking « profit on the goods
*
th ey sell? Do tl-ey suppose the the introduction o f a bill in Con- uiay of July. 1913,’ in the above entitled :
mail order houses are selling gress by Representative W. H. ¡ cause, in (favor of the piiuAtiff, amt
Hinebaugh, o f Illinois, dealing- again*# the defrndaht Edward Long,
•their goods at a loss, or “ swap-,
with the interstate tra ffic-of th e ' as i u<,r">efit debtor, m the sum of *
O rrgon
M OSTER
pin g dollars” for fun?
, .
, ,
Thirteen Hundred (¡J1300.00) Dollars,
A
I
big
mail
order
houses.
,
togth„
Vith
interest
thereon
in
like
i * - :
i»
The present-ifhy trend is mo­
In OUr effort to regulate, curb gold coin at the rate 6f bight per cent
nopoly in all lines o f Imsiness by
i and control the ‘ Rig-Business’ 6f per annum’ frnm-June 3,' 1912, and ac-
th e larger cities. The grea t e f­
«
the country we leave been over- cruing interest from and-After' the said;
*
fo r t o f the mail order houses is : looking: th e'fa ct that the life is 14th day*f July'1*13, ktHhe-san.e rate ¥
,
. c .4r„, T 'i.t 'rtf’- »liMiro. anrKthe farther sum of One ■
to draw the country trade to the , .
being squeezed out o f -1 he L ittle .H(indn>tl 8nd m y T*»n«.(i0, DoHars
-cities. Hence they spend many
«
Business of 'tile land. On the attorney's fees, and for plaintiff's coats **
thousands o f dollars annually'in
¿
E
.-A
.-R
a
c
e
,
MGR.
prosperity o f that same 'Ut-Uei'&nd disliursemefrts ‘ herein taxed at
expensive catalogues whicUi-lbey Business’ depends the life o f the ' 523 SO, and accrtung cosls an.r the costs
distribute free o f charge to-the
; little town that1 lives and thrives, -of and «t«>n
writ-
w "»m<u,,'ing
*
•most remote hamlets, hoping to i ‘
l" ’ " " “ ‘“ j . T b *
'« le to makifsale ■ of' the! rekl property *
3?et the dimes and dollars o f the ° l (leCayS ^'ld dl®S’ ^ S 1 lat 1>US1* ; embraced in-**uch decree of fm-eclosurc
ness goes up e r (tomi.
¿and hereinafter - desrVibrd. I will, on
people o f the country districts
“ IM i iiTg the-ten years covered tl,e3ntl1 ,la3 ° f Augtikt, 1913, at tlie
►
* A-
-*+ *-
and small towns that should be
b y the last federAl census in the hour*« tw vo’tfock in the afternoon of
spent at home. What w ill soon
-said day, and rtt the froftt tkxir of the i =
become o f the small industries state o f N e w Y ork alone, 746 •County Court House in DWIea City, (TTÍ»
H(uul River Í
T
¿if they are net fostered b y ih e towns decreased in population, -Wa-co-Coufiiy, Oregon, *sell ftt puliti« | J i htMusiwss
Oregon
including 16 county seats oufrof ’ auttion'to the highest bidder, for cash'« 250 * Yaars
people whom-they benefit? Is it
a total o f 61.
I in'hftnd, 'hltthe-v.ght, titteaaiut intereat j i
not a g r e a t ‘c onvenience to the
,,m. i xt ,
-n r
,
•whicti'et' defendants. ’-Hitward Longs*
üh *
I
-many y«»Hr* t*\|»«*ri**nce.
I n e Western Retail L u m b e r - ^ ()nj,.' w ,imt«Hh,or Kthc-oAth.-m. 14
consumer to be able to trade at
• It voit huY« u, * w k ” ‘ 4ÍÜ1H-UV«
kt* can emt* it.
“ T h i s is b e t t e r ' t h a n v
-«w a y
Jiome without trodfe'ie'tcr loss of men’s Association is not foritiekl had off the 3rd day of June. M5>t2, the 4
you havt st r oubl e, lie can correct it by
you
reimp? 1« it not a great accom- to act ‘iivrestP A in tof trade, ’ but date’«ft the mOttgage foreklnsedhhere-1 j
Ü
»•with iiroi** tenues.
to the country and- leaving,.,'poor
r da «o n to "he S n t o f aMt is fikhling as best it c a n to im or wh.ch s„ch defendant, or any of |
1 tt you have jewelry of any kind to repa’r, ho can do it.
'
iTlibby to sit lonely and disconsolate
• •If you waot nex^ö'jewelry of any k»nil, he ho« it.
- n a il town, or adjacent country, «rouse.forces that w ill p r e v jjt
• I f you want ANYTHING ir biadine, he is the maotoeoimuit.
in a hot city home.
to g et credit i f he Us short o f 1,1 tl,e3e ten western states thre - lo^ ing d<«SCril(eil rrea] property, lying Li
• His prices k-re t’i.ght and-so is his work.
F i
«
cash? Will the mail order house «ris in g o f conditions that have and heingOitukted' in Wasco County. I, j
V
W e handl e all styles and
4 !
t
g iv e it? T ry i t
made themselves fe lt fo r evil-ir. Oregon,'-to-wit
V
*
:RA.Tf?ONLZE
HIM
A
N
D
B
E
C
O
N
V
I
N
C
E
D
sizes of' G-E Electric Fans—
the eastern anid middle w estern ‘ The'Bast Hklf of »tie Northwest
L
Suppose all the business houses states daring the last ten years. “ QuaFter <KiNWU,f dieS«*ihwWit Uum-
The Leaders of the Market.
■,s
o f Mosier were toi’Chtee because
Ont 1 v in c i dental I y are we or- 1
f h Northenftt QunHFr ( SW ^
" r r
1 -
............ *
'th ey did not receive sufficient
. ..
.
NK! ), and the N o r t h e R b r 4 * f
b
gaittzekl’-to save money
to
our
„
,,
, vjtiarlev
.....
c¡vv. I » ot
„r ;
N O OBJF.CTIONS
r:
J
tlie Southwest
SiJ
patronagefjc pay ' them t o keep
ELülïülÜ Klhifib » iildru i ;
members—although we do that. Section Seven.(7) in Township Six (6)
1 RO M T H E VVIF
’•opein. 'W ouldn’ t the people con- g
Ji
are seeking bn educate So&ilt'of flange Sixteen • ( I'll Faiet of
Hood River, Oregon
ul out smoking in the house i
sider it a great hardship to he
the'WillaiuMte
Meridian.
r
eo
m
iM
ili
our members to become belter
the
cigars
come
from
here.
In­
forced to leave town, or to send
First National Bank Building
i business men, t o 'the •'•ml that of said property as itfll satisfy «aid'
deed, they are so fragran t t ha* 1
• judgment find decree. With costs and I
-rut'cf town, fo r everyth in g they
ktrhey may m ake o f their towns accruing costs.
women often urge their hus­
'•needed"? -W e thiniv so.
' not only bigger, but better com­ Said property Will tie sold subject to
rt»
bands to smoke. T ry one o
It oecaeionaRy happens that a munities.*'
1 confirmation and redemption, ¡1? by l«V
them today and take it front
Cuisines man has sufficient finan­
1 required.
us, all your.smoke troublesw il
c ia l hacking to enable him to
■ Cl rATtUN
Dated at F leifes» t ’ ty, ' OVegbn. ' this
be ended.
conduct his business, for awhile
In the Bounty LWCrt of the Stale of -21st day o f July, -1 'll3.
S. H. FRANCISCO,
LTlVl-CIf'tlSMAN,
(in a “ dollar swapping” basis,
Oragon, For tlie County of Wasco.
Sheriff
of
Wasco
Cot!at.
.
Oregon.
Proprietor “ THE OAKR.1
but he will not contiOffe it lotng
Iff the matter o f the Estate of
m erely to ivd ffce'h istow n people •OH»t‘T- K.NABL-, deceased.
’to trade with bifn. T ie will frrfk
TO all the mikimwn heirs of Christ
SUMMONS.
liis doors, shake the dust o f such K-rahe, deceased, and all other persons
an unprogressive town from his interested-in said estate, (ireiAtiig
In tlie Circuit Court of (ho -itale o f
feet and lea vert he inhabitants to
In the Name of the StfttePOf Oregon, Oregon, for W«-e>f CiuiBJy.
You are hereby cited and reqinred t >
die o f dry r<vt.
ap|H-ar in the County Court of (he ’ ■E uzapi - th ’ V i STRKtrnîR,
The Western Retail Lumber State of Oregon, for the County of
• pigirdUr.
Dealers’ Association h a » maugu- Waxco, at the October term of said
* s-
rated a movement for t-h© rdju- Court, st the tVwtrt room thereof, at (« eokob S trkct R r
Defendant,
IS A T
refla tin g o f tlie “ Old Home Dalles City,«-In-said Ortmty, on Mon-
o f him whose house has no porch lanjp.
Tov.'ii” —ymir town, my town, ««T . thefith day of October. 1913. at .To George StreeU-r. defendant above
worry
about midnight marauders w.Wr tie
‘ - ,,
,
m,
2:00 o’clock'in the afterrtodn 'of-tliSt
named:
¡the other f e l l o ws town. I he y • day,
. . . then and , there-»o
. »how
.
well known that burglars feilr babies ami
cause, it
1rfIhe Name o f the State o f Oregon,
started this nwivc-meA*. m T'.I i the a,,y ^ucr*- be, why‘nti‘onler should not You are hereby required to ap|>ear and
lamps fivOfe thun dogs and pistol* 5
«object o f ttim u latillgd ocil inter- he made and entered 'by -ib'iXCounty Hiiawer the coinfila'uf-filed against you
T h ey strictly avoid houses having elec­
ost in their business iivtlie-toiia ll! Court of the State of Oregon for Was in "the above entitled stilt Btithin six
tric lights -particularly porch lamps And
tow tw ; but this is a subjrtjt -With co <'«iunty. autliorizing. licensing and
from the 'at.-of the tir»t put.
directing J. 1. W est, the artminis. rater cation o f this noli,
If you fail ho to
the annuls o f crime show that such houses
Avidc.raniificatldüs. as it ¡ufervsts
o f said "State, to sell at p riv a te ..1-pub- ap|* .a r and answer said complaint,
are rarely if ever burglarized.
•and afftcln evbry individual and
Green Pasture
Shady Brook Dairy Feed
.$ 2 5 .0 0 Per Ton
H, M. WEST
Mosiex,
O regon
Windows,
Doors
!
i
(
i Shingles,
Roofing
i
/
i Tum-AFum Lumber Co. I
I
/
•y
I
/
/
&
ORE.
M O SIER
/
I
.W . F ..L A R A W A \
“It Fays in the EnH^
r
School Opens September 8.
Remember, the Cheapest place to buy
S C H O O L S U P P L IE S
Hosier Book Store
tic sate nil the real pmqierty tw looging
plaintiff wiil apply to the Court fo r the
every IiAlsiilvss. and whftt they to said estate, the -said real property r e lie f demanded in tier said complaint.
u r g e « * 1» their pardcular indtis-, lieingdeacrihed as follows. Ui wit
Th-« relief deti.unded is a decree of
try applies to all other lines o f
'the South Half -wf the Southwest divCrre flr r H e r tbssr.lt ing the lionds o f
' Quarter (SJSWM) of S- ction T-.venty- m atrimony now s t ilt in g between you
busii vis activity.
nine
: —1
II
'
ti.*- and tbe btt..tAi*tr'.«Mk Miarrshe l>e p e r - 1
s**c- IlMtt'J-Tit re«um ‘ “ li(-r farm er name.
.«ii aruch .*t the August num- southeast Quarter' (EiSKl-41 of
le i iif flit U o *ern Retail Ltim -''¡.io > Tturty [SOj.-a'I in Townshije Five
in a ns toe I t o a [Í ] ff-*-ttb Of K»n*e Thirteen.’ IW] EsV«-
lierman, bcin
e
editor o f the
th,‘ ^'IWcAette MerfillWa.' hi Waséo
request rom
a
• e
».
(bounty,
dtpfw i.
N ew Y o
; to r^ roinnhi»«! WUncu..-T)It* Hon. F S. frlmynvG.
as to tin
irons o f the last Ju'ige o f' 'h-- säet Couuty Court with
:«f-th e W eiern the ä~a! <-f said Court.albxed, tH, Mrd
annual 11
Dt-alf' ’ A s-, da- Ttoy nt Äug«
1913.
Ret
Lu
I 'b at
L. li. Foj
lio.
are
gen
'.rk.
mat
W«
f Seal of < .stint y tourt.
Tlh.t summons is served upon you by
puhli. elem ! -, or '. r «fJHmitirskl' W.
I«. B'l-r 1 a w ,. Judge-.-nr Vh(eab(«ve er.-
uth n . .sa '. by onU-i* made atiTshtered
in ,i n 1 17,- 1913, nisi pulihsheif in the
Momer Bililetin. and' the dhie Af ffrst
pabHcation will be July lb. 1913, and
the dete o f bwt . puklieatmii, A u gu st.
21, I9 U
J ohn O avin ,
' Attorney for Plaintiff.
UNIVERSITY OF OREGON
.‘SUMMER SCHOOL
June 23-A uku I 1, 1913
Twerity-hwe Instructors-Fifty Courses
Distinguished Eastern Educators Added to Regular
Faculty.
U niversity
Rof.ni At $51.50 ^ r
'F o r
a
(o fn p le te
D om iitorie* Often.
W eek.
T H E R E G IS T R A R .
Cntalogue,
Let usr suhmit an estimate to wire*your house.
Y ou II be aferonishAi at * the mod-
‘ crate cost
Board and
RedticAl Iwailroad Rates.
Illustrated
H ave your house wired at ♦nee for electric
service, and then you’ll'fu lly appreciate the
: feeling o f absolute safety* afforded by a brillian*
Ed'won Mazda- Torch Lamp.
Atltlress
P
a c if ic
P o w er? a L
i g h t
C
•'A L W A Y S A T YOUK SKU VICK.”
o
.