Mosier bulletin., September 12, 1913, Image 1

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'■SföiüL NOTES
W A S C O C O U N T Y , O R E G O N , F R ID A Y ,
A ttention!
The Mosier school opened last
Etl L. Howe, owner of “ Le-
Monday
morning with Prof. E.
•howa,” one of the Lest kept and
t
M.
Ulmer,
of Valparaiso Lbiiver-
best paying- fruit, orchards in the
Saturday, September 20th. is
sity.
Ind.,
in
charge
of
the
High
Mosier District, and probably in
the day set by the County Court
any other district in the West, is gchodl department, with an en-
to determine by ballot wliether
somethi ng of an inventor and an ml I men t o t 10- tout in tit st yent
or not the town of Mosier siisi!
originator of many ingenious do- aud six in third year. Ai pres-
vices which he has perfected and ent the work is handicapped by incorporate. .
The report has been industri*
put to practical use on his farm, lack of hooks, but this will soon
| ■ . , , ,
!y circulated
circulated that no person
One of these is an apple grader, be remedied and then it will be ous.y
could vote at this election who
The writer had the privilege of “ full speed dr.ead.’
had not registered 15 days prior
Inspecting this “ machine” re-
Indications point to a very
to election. This report is erro­
cently, Tind it certainly looks to efficient an'l successful school
neous. A decision on the ques­
be just what Mr. Howe claims year.
tion. rendered by Attorney Gen­
for H— practical and economical.
\ 11 ^he pupils are entering into
eral Craw foni and received by
In fact, that is the verdict of all, their work with a vim.
the Bulletin this morning, is to
the apple growers who have in-
We expect to organize-tht ath- the effect that voter-s need noti
spected it. and it is their inten­ letics by next week. Tennis and
register to vote sit. this election,
tion to provide themselves with basket hail are to he the main
and that the election will be le­
the same kind. Mr. Howe offers features.
gal.
any one the plans and estimates
The seventh and eighth grades
of cost, etc., and is glad to have ere shewing nn active spirit in
NOTICE OF SHERIFF’S SALE.
the grader'inspected.
their work, under the excellent
Mr. Howe says lie got the direction of Mr. J. P. Ross. The In the Circuit Court o f the Stftte of
Oregon, for Wasco Couiilv
foundation of his idea tor the enrollment in these grades is 11.
s.p(ile grader from the Thomas
■Mas
K. A. JI uhkace ,
The Intermediate grade» are
Mosier
Plaintiff
IE. Avery grader, at Hood River, leading out with an enrollment
vs.
but the rest of it he worked out of 35, under the leadership of
himself, and he considers it su­ Miss Dorothy A. Little, of Min­ E d w a r d J o n g a n o O n i e W i l m o j r t h ,
D e w i n O a ñ t s .
perior to anything of the kind he neapolis, Mfnn.
By virtue of an execution, decree and f
has seen. This grader consists of
The Primary department easily order of sale, duly issued out of, and ■*
14 separate sections which, when
compares vvith'the other depart- Valer’ ! lie seal of the Circuit Court o f |
placed together, make a circle
ineirts, w ith an enrollmentóf 25, Cite State of Oregon, for tin courtly of 5
•'tihout 8 feet in diameter on Hie
W ait o> a>e din cted, and da! 1 I the 1 f
under Hie direction of Miss Alice
21st day of July, 1913, upon a decree *
inside. Within the r :rcle is a
Bennett, of Wisconsin, whose for the foreidosure of a certain inert- J
table four feêt in diameter, on
competency in the work only gage and judgment, rendered and etl- •
which the apples to he graded or
needs to he seen to affirm the tired in said Circuit Court on the 14th a
“ sized” are placed as they are
good choice of the Mosier School day of Jt.lv, ISIS, in the above entitled
brought, from the orchard.
cause, in favor of the plaintiff, and
Hi
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Board and The good fortune of
against the defendant Edward Iiong
the two-foot space, between the ..
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the patrons ot (he school.
as
judgment
debtor,
in
the
soul
of
-round table and the circle ot sec­
Thirteen Hundred ($1300.00) Dollars,
tions, stand four workmen, who! A scll0()l bu,,etin wil1 l,e
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togther with interest thereon in like
the
ap-1eac^
'
week
and
published
in
the
inspect, wipe anil grade _____.
gold coin at the- rate of eight per cent
pies fer size and quality. The iIocal
The editors are Em- per annum from June 3, 1012, and ac­
Snspeclion is of course dene with ,ly Husbands, Hobart Scearce cruing-interest fTom and after the said
14th day of July, 1013. at the saint
the eye, the wiping with gloved aiu* ^’d Sttngesa.
hands and grading for size is
An <f,fort will he made to in- per annum, and the further sum
Hundred and Fifty ($150.00) -Dollars
d o n e on a h oard, in which tire terest. the business men and oth- attorney’ .-, fees, and lor plaint ilT'u coats
two holes, thru which the apples ers of the community in tlie vvel- and disbursements herein taxed a:
are passed to determine their C a r e ot the school. 1 hey will be $23 50, and accruing costs and the costs
size. These boards are c o v e r e d asked to give 15 minute talks to o f mid upon this writ, and commanding
with felt to preserve the fruit the^pupils on subjects of their me to make-sale of the real property
from bruises. The grading is ‘ own choosing which will interest aml hereinafter described, I will, on i
largely a matter of experience, 1 an(! instruct the school. I his will thejflth dayof August, 1913. at the
as a good' grader can tell at a I *'*nd to stimulate the interest of hour of two o’clock in tin’ afterncun of;
glance the correct size of an ap-1 the entire community in the said itay, and at the fiont door hi the |
pie. Yet there must be no mis- school, the teachers and the pa­ County Court House in I inlb s'City, i t-’
Wasio.County, Oregon, sell fa ¡inbli- ,) iu H u Uness
rtakes, fience Hie graduated holes. I'Hs. There appears hi have aut'tionid tlie highest biildCr, for
oO 1 1 til's
j
Each section is provided with been a decided lack
1,1 of iiHere^t inh i l 'lli t’i ; 'd . 1 iI b a:i.! inter. st -
to the party onierin*? them, at legal rates, and
S E P T E M B E R 12. 19VA
N O . 28
pakl for before arVuiuvits are^furni? heci.
TZ ESOLVE D ! th at if You W ill Ju5T
CAREFULLY WEIGH OUR QUALITYOR
QUANTITY WITH OUR PRICES You WONT
co a weigh B ut Y ou wilu ^ weight
OR A L L N E E D
^T o RET if
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FOR
Green Pasture
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is
Shady Brook Dairy Feed
$25.00 Per Ton
TH E
F o r Sale B y
r B
M. WEST
Kay Grain Feed
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MOSIER APPLES UNEXCELLED
TO at! the unknown tféirs of Cliriitt
Koatie, d(-ceased, and all At tier |>eraone
interested in 'said eetaie, Oreeting:
In the Napie of tlie StAie of Oregon,
One of our prominent apple' You are hereby cl Led and required to
-growers received this week a aopear hi the County ’ Court of the
■letter from a well known and a State of Oregon, for the • County of
successful apple grower of Hood W aseo, át the October ‘ term of said
Court, at tlie Court room thereof, at
River, in which he eulogizes
Dalle* CHy, in said County, on Mon­
Mosier apples, Plating that they day, th • 0th (hay of Oitober, ISIS, at
were better than any he “ ever 2 :oo o’ck,>k in the afUrmmn ofthat
say in Hood River, or unywhere da.>. then and there ><> »hmv cause, if
else,” and that if the crop aver- any there he, why a:i ortler should not
ntflde and erttered l»> tke* County
aged tip a« good as tin ■ -impk s
Court of the State of <Th'e^«»:! for Was
he saw, Mos-er growers were Co County, authorizing, lie* nsinjr ; nil
justified in demanding tiie hig':- directing .I, I. West the administrator
■ est market price for their fruit. of “«aid *st»tef to«s*dl at private or pub­
This from ftoixi Iliver the lic sale all the real property belong!: g
‘ To sai l estate,’ the said real property
land of (he famous Spitzenl rg !
b'*ing deacWbed cs f o l i c t o - w i t :
Of cours« it dr. -«ri’ f ■■y-;fr-se
The SouLi Ilatf of u»e ¿*>^1
*t
IlosierUes a-tad, hut h ¡itiio. L uj Ou»rter TS’.SWl-4) of S ^tion Ti
a shock to H?>ml River ;rK'»wvrfi. T fue ( 2 9 ) a*id thr Kast Hr\f r,f the
A k müter ms píre äell
N. C. .latitiseli, of Portland,
recently finished drilling e well
for Mark A. M; yer, and loft for
Lis home on Tu sday. The well
is 240 feet de< p and fnrnishes
an abunuance of clear, cold
ater. ’
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ter ( F LSI-4. A of S»c-
SfUii ’’1
'tio’i T hirty [3 >|. all In To * tishilj Five
Tnirteei , [13] blast
w « >ath of Hi
of th.- Wiliam-- ttr Merlili an. in W"a».-»
1 ‘ount y, Orrgoi
Witness,, T! - Hoi». F g C onking .
JU«I*H of th­ Mikl Bosiity { usrr. with
ti.f s<*aï of satt!
rt-aitixe.■l.‘ ' b>. 2 .r-i
day of Auguot, 1913.
Alleai:
!t,
i?rk.
[Seal of Bounty Court.]
ON OUR. 6 R O C E R 1 E A .
Oregon
WEMARKoUR
w'-diU’. tile 'lefendunts, 1 f \var.t I.t.ng';
and Onie Wilraourth, or either of them, J
had On* the 3rd day of June. 1912, the A
date of the mortgage foreclosed here-[ J
m, or whieh such defendahta, or any of 1 J
the defendants herein, have .since ac - 1 j
q il I red, or now have, in and to the fol- f
lowing described real property • lying j j
and being situated in Wasco County. A
Oregon, to-v.dt:
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Tin Fiat Half 6 f ‘ the Northwest
<¿ 1 :: - 1 . r • I i! N W ) th< Sort' . at Q ip r- <F-
1 t.st Qw t< r ( SW
N , in .
a N»rt’ ■ I q-Vwti ;• , f
tie Southwest t.uatter (N i iq SW q , i f
S. ction Seven 17) ii Trv.rsnr, ftix.if;
South of i’ ange Sixteen ( ’ 5) K :'t of
the Willamette Meridian, or so much 1
of sal ’ proper;
mi will satisfy said
31 yin cut and d cree, with cdt.ts and
>:i
i . sts*
1 .
600D ^.
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A
GIVE
PRICE.
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OUR
GOOD -'GROCER l E X f ’ OR
THAN
WHY
WE
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ANY
T H A T VS
T H 1N 6J
& Co.,
O regon
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W. F. LARA WAY
Hood'Niver r ii
Oregon
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“It Pays in the End”
PATRONIZE RIM AND BE CO NVINCED
W e handl e all styles and
sizes of G-E Electric Fans—
The Leaders of the Market
NO OBJECTIONS
FROM THE WIF
ELECTRIC WlfilKG & SÜFFLY l
litHid River,
about smoking in luhe house i
• the cigars come from here. In­
deed, they Hre so fragrant tha
women often urge their hus­
bands to smoke. Try one o
them today and take it from
us, all your smoke troubles wil
he ended.
S. IL FRANCISCO,
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First National Bai I Buihili 1
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Proprietor “ THK ()AKH., ’
S hool Opens September 8.
s ¡ i i l l i f i i ü í ï i # l / /
In lm í
//I n
1
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Orefpm, for Wasco O iFuty.
Attorney t«r Blaiotilf.
f'AST
“ This is bettor than Lr(>irRi away
to the country and leaving [xx>r
hubby to sit lonely and disconsolate,
in a hot city home.”
In the Circfiit Court of the State of
J ohn G avin ,
GooPj
AT
Is a J; w< ltr and Optician- of many j< ars cxp< 1 i< nte.
if. vmu have a “ sick" time-piece, be can cure it.
• i f you have eye trouble, he can correct it liy titling you
with proper lensea.
.
If you have jeweb’y of any kind to repair, he can do it
If you want new. jewelry of any kind, ho has it.
■ Jf you want ANYTHING in his line, he is theinairtocoHSolt.
lii.s prices are right and so is his work.
SUMMONS.
2t>. 1813.
dRO’CERl E.»5
YOU
R AT HER .
ALWAY-VKFINP T R E 3 H
Turn-A-ÌAim Lumber
Sheriff of Wasco Count;-, Oregon.
In the Name of the State of Or» jfon,
You are hereby required to appear and
answer the complaint filed agdin.H you
in the alkore entitled' suit wrfthin six
V. ■
“eka from Ihe date of th.* first fa.bli-
c-ition of this notice. If you fail so to
appear anj ansner said complaint,
plaintiff will ar pl* to the Court for the
relief df Jranried in her siid complaint.
The '/P\ f deii.anded is a decree of
fli oret* fsrrvt'r (fisseli iug'the bunds of
matriroiny now existing bAtw(.pn you
and the plainti!1' and" that she be per-
rniU.it t :o resume her farmer name.
’I Nil r •JmTr.ons is ». r*<d ujion you by
publirat ton by rrder uf^Honorahle W.
1 ». U m i sf:^w, Judge of the above e;i-
lill. d ro lûi't, By order made and entered
on July 17, 1913, and published in tlie
Mo’ i..r i liulleti», and the date of fust
nul iirati bin will be July 18, J(*I3, and
it--' date o ' lust pubiirate.n, August
PRICE
M o sisr
’- AN ,
To George Streeter, defendant above
named:
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A FAIR
Roofing(
Dated at Dalles City, Oregon, this
21s) ay of .1 ,iiv, Hi!::
D lizabi . tii H. S tkekti il ,
♦ Plaiul/ifT
va.
G korgb Sn:::ETP)ii.
i>e fendaiit.
WAY IJTo£IVE
POOR
.SELL OUR
Y O U WILL
T H E R E AR E T W O W A Y ^
TO E A T A T O U R . ¿ T O R E .
S"i I 1 ro| ( i tj will be s-i a 1 j . 1 t to
confirmation and redemption, us by lav>
required.
I.I.V I Q l U l
W E CUT o U R PRICED W HE N
OF CUTTINfi PRICExS.
MOSIER
Three canvas-bottom bins.' Tlie
the part of tho patrons of-the
upper bin receives the exlra school, n. the past.
(fancy fruit, in the next lower
Notice:— Visitors are always
-are placed the fancy apples, the , welcome. 1 liev are cordially in-
third bin, or tray, receives the v'l ed to come til any time. Iti
-choice grade, while the culls or t«ct, it is a duty patron« owe to
«ider apples are put into a box themselves, their children, the
■which stands underneath on tlie community and the teachers,
'"floor
who want ami expect their bear-
The idea which Mr. Howe has ty cooperation.-
•carried out to pei feobkiti, ai. any
rate to his satisfaction, results
Win. Marsh is walking about
etfi-i, cnftches as-the result of -t
Hu a grader which proves effi-,on
r<ient, is reasonably compact, can ¡rupture of the t-.* nions-of his
be operated with the smalles! foot, caused !>' slippin g on a
^fraction of “ lost motion,” and round knot while ork in g at the
•scan be built a* a minimum cost. ■Vensel.p*!p-( this vi -ek. He will
Mr. Howe is justly proud of he i n c a p a c i Led for work ful­
bis invention, as he is of his new some tine
“packing house.
But that is
“ another Story” which will ap­
CITATION
pear later, suffice it to say that
In the County Court of the Stute.of
it is probably the most complete
Oregon. For the County of Wasco.
• and convenient private building
In Hie matter o f the Estate? of
-•of its kind in the country.
( ' H K t S f K N A i M , l l e c C i f * I.
W E N o r ONLY CUT CH EESE W I T -W E CUT PRICED
Windows, Doors
I
E S T '
Remember, the Cheapest place to buy
SCHOOL SUPPLIES
f e 'r n
IS AT
n(¡¡ (K/j,
Mosier Book Store
\ :
•No B igaboo5 Down Cellar
Children on » vc you many t -i'ams *t<-ps; (in': the tired*
est mother Fites to send n <1ui 1 tr.to u <Lrk cellar, and
rhildrcn di.iike to » o t’lr.-..
UNIVERSITY OF OREGON
No <(;!.'ur need he e ■ !; n- ■
>«ni! r/erry older |>cu,.lv..
% ww
TuH?nty-five Instructors-Fifty Courses
SU M M E R SC H O O L J”"*
Edisoit Mazda Lamp
^<»nvwiit*nllr lo c ttfif -n the c# Jl«r-w.iy will hftjffecii thf
darkcfit cellar «it the mpfc fbHch o f a switch.
Th® new low wnltft*e Ld*»on Mazda Lam* 4 %r* thd'Wvf
•iW'ai lamp- fufMlv-wan, ha.is, «I skm S r ^ ot^-r ?uU
of Iho kcuM wiiith n3«td !. ;fcl only
fo»f-Hri mf
pin it*.k at • tiT.»o. Try *
and real!:« their rcnvb|ii;nco.
Dislinguished Flantern Kilucator» Added to Regular
Faculty.
University Dorm ¡lories 0|ien.
Room at $3.50 per Week.
For
a
Complete
Hoard an<l
Reduced Railroad Rate«.
Iltust, rated
Catalogue,
to terrify children
A la / of-sunshine from an
Pacific Power & LLhl Co.
Address
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