Mosier bulletin., October 17, 1913, Image 1

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March S.
187 V.
IT IS TO LAUGH!
V O L.
M OST E l l ,
V
M.w. Ik e» n » M M
views expressed, beforehand,’ in
regard to
non-realty
owners
holding office, these opposed to
it claiming that a mayor or a
council composed largely o f men
COUNTY.
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F or-CIRI.S.
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FO R P A R T IC U tA R S AP PL Y TO
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S IS T E R
S U P E R fO R .
1913
NO. 33
Planting and
An interesting book,
full o f
No contention for satisfaction if you' buy (if onr new line
o f Underwear and Sweater Coats
information on
valuable
-stile lions«?.
Farming with Dynamite”
'May be had
for the asking.
HOTEL MOSIER.
Hay
Manayement.
AUGMENTED MATH FACII H IES
Hosier.
Prop,
I
W. A. HUSBANDS
B l a c k s m it h
and
General
Repair Work.
Satisfaction guaranteed
MOSIER
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OREGON
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Grain
Nichol & Co.,
Feed
The
Agent for DUPONT Powder
M o s ie r
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STIM M
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H.
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iPIIYSK'LYN
HOOD RIVER
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DUMJBLE
and
MosiUfi
Tum-A-Lum Lumber Co. I
This is
Gcnvio in and see for yourself.
Store
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Jobbing promptly aft'-mlt-ii lo.
MOSIER
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OREGON
DR.
^O r e g o n
For each .and -every purchase o f five
Mosier Book
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H EATING .
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MOSIER
SUItGKON
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In»the County Court of the Sf*t»* of
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Will practice in Mosier and
May he reached l*y long dis­
tance plvone. Home phone 61.
Notice to Creditors
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ORE.
-OREGON
Cole. E. A. Race and W. A. Hus-
i»"V *»r«*»n
and just.
Naticeis harehysjpvnn‘ th a t on ‘ Sat
‘ " " arp n**reb> nc.ilir., (hat this
hands; recorder, P.
A rthuf;
urdav, OFtober-tS. 4 * 13 . a t'th e hour of *“ *nmons is served upon you by publi-
r.iarshaL Guy Q. Stryker. They 3 o ’c'ock P. M ., at the * a rehou*- Of <■ia ,o l' i u r s*x - onaecati Y. weeks in the
«rare house
•secured more* I ban the necessary H. M.
*i>*W«Yar.*Wasr<l Colinty. M o s ie r ICl'LLi.TiN by order of the
••-temi « '■ 16th. 1913, di
2~> signatures to «the petitions, Oregon, I will sell the above descriheu ‘ oul’* f ’ a<i-
L
d suininolig be so mile
pTopeFt/td the highest buiile/for cash,
ti nt
t je h e d — re m e in à rw r zRtkflt . i t l . -asid »àlrf-to beíraíleunder the provi»- b»h«d fo r a (i«n,o.i of
\ we ks ron
«(T h e ions and («reSS-ons in
In ehnl r, chattel
hàtt, . - the da:e of the firat f u, i.ra(,on tl.-r.
joke is com ing:) The property «• «► tg a g e l-S o p n y b u la n r e (tn • oit said of- tl"« dare of the Irrst | »leaf lor
,
.
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m v fe^o^c^v j»«/ m»ion' c tin - uii non i
the ibirtl rt#»v of ( )i to-
owners, hearing o f this move- ».ortgage. tog.therwat»#»l9.(»..tnr.ge1
ment. got busy and cl nr id a ted charge ami attorney»» fee* at 1« per ber. ISIS, amt the date o f the last
petitions for “ all property <awn--’ «;ent theron. for the «rlveprtwiiig. and heat Min th e re o f Will l i e- on «the fo u r
te a e t'i day o f N ovem lier,
.
uith the necessary affidavits at
1913
Mortgagee
“•
B odk S tork to.the filkie giil nmlei'J2 years who receives the
the way that you get
HOI' W A TE R
ano
are
mns! wites •l?et>\,ieen Octolter 1st a»>d Hechmher1 23rtl.
P L U M B IN G .
ers, l No. 36 chair, 2 kitchen chairs, 1
V8.
kitchen table, 1 bed spring, '1 brass
W m . M Aim a ugh ,
bed, 1 dressing table, 1 dressing chair,
Defendant.
1 dresser, I range, and water back, 1
To Wm. Maddkugh, the above named
doz. f»!«te* i doz-soops, V doz fruits,
doz oatmeMs.’ l doz te4k, A doz Irene defendant*
In the Name of the 8t&te of Oregon,
dishes. 4 veg. dishes. 1 pickle dish, i
You are hereby required to appear
*over«,d dish, 1 casserole. I sauce boat,
.
.
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V sub *J, 1 Creamer, 2 cake plates, 1 and answer the complaint filet! against
expression o f epm .tm o f those
tn y}^
Ty tray, 4 ¿ a..er8. , you in the above entitled suit, on or
present. T h e id ea -o f ta k in g the 8aiad, l pr.-sa<t and pepper, l jug, i before six weeks from the date of the
vote and Forcing- the issue w as doz. tumbler?, 2 napf>i*s, Tsyrup, 2 oil
publication of this summons here-
Prearranged
in (Tl’der to preVC-nt-dUK3» ^ mustard, 1 salver, A doz wines, inafter Stated, and if you fail to so an
cei tain possible candidates from ^
^
w rd» h - 1 crumb'tray, ami pear ar.d aii$wer said complaint. »••
^ , scraper, 2 trays, 1 ba»in, 4 Axminster plaintili va -»1 I apply to the Court for the
g e ttin g Oil the b e k e t.
NAtl»ral- n | | 2 A*tiin*t*r mfcU, 5 pr. lace cur- decree p' ayed for in her compLint," to-
lv tllIS w as n ot relishf'd'l>y1 tK ise taine, 461-3*eq. yds Minoleum, ^1 betlin wit:
w h o voted a ga in st t h e m easu re, kertte.’ lfr y pan, 2 double tioilers, 1
For a decree to the effect that the
SO the n ext dav they fram ed up measure *up, 4 itrixing bowls, 3 mixing bomla of matrimony heretofore exisi-
« ticket to Suit1 th em selves with »P”0" 8' t sauce pans, dnkt pan, brush, ing between the plaintiff ami the d<
feather dusUs. butcher khife, bread fendant be forever annuli I, set asi(*<
( i) H iding pt TSOns as can -
paring knives. 1 egg beater, i '-ami o«M for naught: that the plaintiff
d a tes: For m ayor, Dr. Rohinsort; doj k4tohen krivas tuul • forks. 2 cake be granted an al solute divorce fr in
for COimeilmen, 8 . F. Goss, J. K. pans. J doz pie tin», 2 biscuit pans, 1 - the defendant and fur such other relief
McGregor, 'H. M. WefU:. J. E. Irtnon squeezer, rrfffee pbt, »tea p5t, *a tff the Coux* may seem equitable and
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A fine, large, beautiful DOLL will be given by-the
4
/ i f ¿Justness
^
. j O }'ears
IT. b. L A K A ILAL
¿¿inni ttirer
Oreqttn
Is a Jeweler and Oplician of mapy ygars expeilem v.
If von bavf a '•.siel;” tinic-pii i r . he caii cur« il.
“It Pays in the End”
If you ha\c eye Lrouklg. Iie cau n i m i 'U t b> üUbig yuti
w ith p ro p e r in n s u r
It yo u h a ve je w e lr y o f a n y k in d to r e p a ir , be ca n .a , ti
I f yo u want. new. je w e l, y o f a p y k im l, he lin s it .
f ,o u w an t ANYTHING in b u s lin e . j„ , , ib e m a u lo c o n a u il
l i i s p rie vs a re j i g l i l a im so is U is w o rk.
P A i K O N i Z E
H iM A N D
B E
* 5 r
fcFir
«b-e, fS^a,** jq. ^ m***
“ This is bettor than . going away
to the country and leaving poor
hubby to sit lonely and disconsolate
in a hot city home.”
C O N V I N C E D
W e handle all i t y l o and
sizes o f G-E Electric Fans—
The Leaders of the Market.
Mosier Valley Bank
Capital and Surplus $ 11.«00. u
ELECTRIC W
IRING ft SOi !
H ood
A S O L ID B A N K
C O N S ti R V A T I V E L Y M A N A G E D
j . p. C a r r o l l ,
D a v id R o b in s o n ,
j
. m . E l l io t t ,
F. N . A u s t in
F aul W. F hildkr . s
1'' '
f il'tjipl'd/ij
i kill! >1:1
c
ft
Chown’s
A tto rne y foe P la in tiff
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in
ill
I'M
I.:' ;
Cbil(!rc*n ra n save you m an y tedious steps; bfct Ih e tire d -
e;?t m«;tln i* hate» to eend a t iii lJ in to a d a rk c e lla r, and
c h ild r r n d i.d ik e to go the re .
N o e c ii.ir need be d n rl. n o r/-a -d g ys( to te r r ify c h ild re n
m id
(dder people. A rtfy o f aiinshine from ait
worry
Ed idOii x.ac*. a .det Lamp
To nom inate Officers for the city
Everybody
7k
/
No Bâçaboos Down Cellar
Next Monday Night
October 13th, ’13.
election to be held Of
Ruil
.•rriilliiiiw
I* ! I : ' 1 Î
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O le ;: •
F»
DIRECTO RS:
• J . N. M osn cR ,
liiter.
First NrMonnl Pm I
Plaintiff,
* W. K. f'HOWrt,
Service ■wul Satisfaction
-* «
Windows, Doors
S. F. GOSS
I da l..*br.itru.
women. E. A. »tree awHT>. X .
-.i-the follow-
Administratrix.
Arthur were nominated for re- ¡ng de«crih#*d itfopetty1 ihHitiontd ¡p
vcordor, tile form er withdrawing *aid chaft**] mortgage and belonging to
SUMMONS
in fa v o r -o f tiie latter. Guy’ Q. ,th* Rai(l G* ° - s
1
dining
table
1
Irnffet,
1
table
pro­
In the Circuit Court of ’ the State of
Stryker was nogiiinBletl fur mar­
tector, 2 extra l leaves. I stand, 1 dav-
shal and J. N. Mosier fer treas­ eiipo+t. 2 gr. pkMows,‘2 mattresses, 6 Oregon for Wasco County.
B e r t h a N U d im u g h .
urer.
difnng chairs. 1 « m ils ’chair, 3 Hook­
**»**
uhere
Classmates.
Oregon
r------- «
Store
cents one vote will bq.given.
When they g o t through mmiiiidt rw tl, given tt3 vme, 'W . T . Cltovm, date of the first publication of this
•ing there were fourteen c a n d i--’'«•»tgaae«, ir'tieo. s Hall. .neTtgag- notie*. Tl.< dâto of btln* first pulMi
'dates in the field, tw o bein g or- f<T pow hasci^ee and-¡n a*e«.H catioi» of lit»?. nMlce isr À pud 22, 1 U12.
O f course the "Whole proceed­
ings were irregular *nd <Iid not
in any May A’ t « - 5the faftt 'that
any legal resident, voter o r tax
paver could asnounee-hinutelf-as
a canditiahe, if 'fie ¿hose. (Fbe
straw vote was simprty to get an
N o price on second hand •goods,1 for
G et-one.
W EST
A ll M odem and uiuler N ew
Shoeing
'W e believe in and practice;-—A -reasonable
price on new goods.
To meet your friends, stop at
Horse
direct front the \i bole-
there are none in our-stock.
IF YO U W IS H
G U Y 'D . STRYKER
paid for before artiduvits are’ furnished.
Contentment
Rejuvenating
the old Orchard
r e g o n
•or, it having been agreed »that ^st and'viH! Bo bts diltj’ as he Oregon* for VVasvo Comity.
the three candidates -receiving i<res jj,
Jn the Mutter of'the Estate
»the highest nuirtfcer of -inPute > __
of
'A lfred SMrfu. ih.‘Ctas*-G
should lie placed on the tierket.
A. M. Roop, E. L. Timu and
The vote resulted in the-immina- • ,pr ed Tempiemire are three M»>- NoCtce -is hen^i;y g: \en Tl
County C’ourt of the State ol t«#r* g< ..
»tion as eandidates fer -mayor of Ui^t^Twho'have hew drawn to for Wasco County. h«s appointed tin- un­
Dr Robinson, E L Rortt and C. |«rTC!as’j Ur0raat«the November dersigned Administrator of tin estate
<G. Nichol. Geo. Wood and J E. .term„of the-circuitcourt.
of Alfred Smith, deceased. All per­
Higley each got one vdte. Nom­
sons having claims against said estate
are hereby notified to prei < nt tin-
inations for councilmen came
-•àie é f Pedonai Property.
same, properly verified, ty -trie
i « t
next and pretty near every owe
signed, at the residence of J, S Ti lor.
who owned a foot of ground was By Viftue-'Of -contfition « f a certain
at 1422 Pine Street, The Dalles, < i
nominated, and some Whotbdn’t. chattel mortgage, dated1. September hi. gon, within six [(») months from Mie
•ere” candidates, endorsing Dr.*®’**'*r w i1,"w *
¿Jtohmson for inavor, atnf
Tree
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17.
When the ground1 is dry, for
P U B L IC
MOSIER
OCTOBER
i
H. G . K IB B E E
•N O T A R Y
F R ID A Y ,
IS
I
as
'w ho do not ewn pro|*erty'in tn e[., .
. ,7 ;________ ,,__
it is reisorted they are pleased to
down, would he in a position to
call Ttne*0ther side.”
work a hardship on those who do
Well,
they g ot ‘illI
their
own property by saddling them
petitions
off
.to
-Tiie
DAiles
in
with a burden o'f défit which
«they would be free from. A l l ) « « « 1 time ^ the taw requires that
Tight. There is the possibility ^ ^ ' he '*n f^,e C0U,VD <i‘e1^ s
«that such things might be -done
:by '12 oft lock, noon, on
i n larger town« where there is a Wednesday; but they failed to
chance to graft, or wire re irre- alttachdhe necessary affidavits to
sponsible parties were in office— the pétitions! This was n ot tfone
admitting, fo r argument, that until somettime after 1_! o clock,
such people could ire elected to '» ’hich, sccorfHng to^ dhe Taw.
office. Rut it is foolishito think ma(te the petitions illegal and
»that any business irmr. who has ^bey could Ire thrown out ii it
»invested bis money m the town (was demanded. This, h<»wever,
and who depends o n th e progress i
not h® ^one’ asN ' s ^le ^e"
«and prosperity o f the town for i’e' re ° ' the progressives to ha\e
this ewn prosperity, would fcielib- ia liarmotrious town, free from
•ereto'y attempt to burden the all'friction and unpleasantness.
Kovv, t o laugh again, and re­
«town with heavy taxes.
ferring Ito the saloon bugaboo
Well, to get down to 'brass
which seems to be haunting the
itacks and label the joke, in case
dreams o f some o f our citizens
you may overlook it. The “ po-
who appear inclined to malie
ditical prayer
meeting
was
. !
.
. n
mountains'eur‘
or imviemnspit is
mountainaeut<«fm<Hehilis,'it
•»called to older by S. F. Gross, .
j . ul
. .
. . .
. . .
me rem We > that they u w not foet-
•wlio then called for nom inati«»« i .
...
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ter informed on this question.
Tor.temporary chairman imd-see-
They should kmnvithat in !a dry
»retary. Hr. Bobinson was efios-
territory, as Mosier is, 1t would
'•en as chairman and E. A. Race
be impossifile tto-have a saloon
-as secretary.
without first'■voting the territory
The chairman then stated the wet. -Should that ibe done, it
o b je ct o f the meeting and weuld still be 'necessary for a
called
for
nominations fo r petitioner for a «alwon to secure
mayor.
Before =©uy »could be the signatures fif a 'mryority of
m ade, J. E. Higkey arose and the legahvrtters -of the town in
moved that r.otie but imoperty order to g e t a saloon here. So
■owners should be elected to fi 11 : ft will not be necessary to worry
-the city office«. The motiomwas about croesing that bridge for
dm:nediate!y seconded, d'hemio- awhile. 'Neither do we think is
tion caused ccnsidéràUle argu­ it necessary to worry lest the
m e n t before it wets put to a vote. k“ progre»siver’-ticket,shodldit be
A s nearly all the vAters were elected, siiodld meorperate any­
present at the meeting1 it ds >un- th in g in »the city charter which
•necessary to rehash »the Mar- WOuIdJbe :i»hnical to'th e city ’ s
gu es.”
Anyhow the motion c a r - ibest irtterests, Tt is o n ly fa ir to
ried by one vete. Ther'fôllew ed assume»that eaeh one o f the 12
a “ silent^’ nomination For ncay- candidates for'theroueeil is hon
8
BOARDING and DAY SCHOOL £
♦npTid principles, that these good l
people w ereignorantof-tbis fact.
| Hewevev, sit looks fcn-eoine <is if X
they had conveniently forgotten
'their principles in their efforts to
.
D A LL ES, O R EG O N .
h e
OREGON,
Shoot NOW Satisfaction
! following citizens for .council-
men: 'W. A. Husbands, E. L. I ST. M A R Y ’S ACADEMY 1
Mosier hail a “ .... nhmlmK con- J ™ «.
f « « « * : « L , * - '* « *
..............” last ........ lay wirltt for «■ t: « w oy ..» I *
Z . Chown.
.1 purpese et t I|
ur--riirY<, wno ol
„ . N • o w . ’ neither Dr. Robinson
nor
the
deciding
.
our cilisetia sl»..uW W
f„r
f 1* - C h p 'Ms a ^ a lty tax ,,, , er.
office.
W ASCO
t o the party e m e iin * them, at lejrai MM#». and
22nd,
f *
1913.
¡r* f
^
ti í i d m
eonveni' .it ly lo u f r d in ih c ct bar-w ay u i ii b rig h te n th e
da rkest c e lla r a t t i c m efe to u tli o f ;t switeU.
T h e n i w low Walt ago L tilton M nzdn L am p« e re the m oat e c o ­
n om ica l L.mpa fo r r .s i w < w »»*, h»«!la| clo*u«e> snd o th e r parte
c f the ho», .e whj< h n w d ligh t c p t f in t ffm d te n tly fo r brief
pc'i.-xla
a tim e. T r y a fe\* en d re a lis e their c o n v e n ie n c e .
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Pacific Power & Light Co.
“Always At Your Service/*
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