Mosier bulletin. (Mosier, Or.) 1909-19??, October 24, 1913, Image 1

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M0SIER BULLETIN
BV
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Pkitered m bmo M d a »« matter March 12.
at
tke p«s* affireat Mosier. Orejron, under the Act of
VOL. V
NO. 34
MOSIER, WASCO COUNTY, OREGON, FRIDAY, OCTOBER 24, 1912
paid ft»s b efore ulliiiaviU are. furnished.
M arch 3. 1K79.
M»M4*
day that I read about Edison's jua uaus s a s — s ns ns i
ST. MARY'S ACADEMY
discovery of electric lighting.”
Nor was it very long ago—the
THE DAL.LES. OREGON.
announcement of Edison’s first
lamp appeared in the New York;
BOARDING and DAY SCHOOL
Herald of Dec. 21, 1879. tw o1
For GIRLS.
months to a day after its inven­
F O R P A R T IC U L A R S A P P L Y TO
tion. It read:
S IS T E R S U P E R IO R .
‘ ‘Edison's discovery o f a sub-!
stance upon which electricity »qs « n n a a a i i a u a s s ns iis>wMs
could produce the light o f incan­
descence with comparative inex-
H. G . K IB B E E
pensiveness and perfect effect is
one of those little romances o f sci­
N O T A R Y P U B L IC
ence with which the pathway to
every great invention is strewed. m o s i e r
- - - O regon
We are rejoiced to eorrgratolate
not merely Edison, but the peo­
IF YOU WISH
ple of all civilized nations, upon
Edison’ s success."
To meet your friends, stop at
Since October 21, 1879, the in­
HOTEL MOSIER.
candescent lamp has been stead­
ily improved until today the Ed­
A ll M odem and under New
ison Mazda lamp, the latest and
Management.
most improved type o f incandes­
cent lamp, gives ten time* as AUGMENTED BATH FACILITIES
much light for the same money
as the first lamp». They also
CUY q . STRYKER, Prop.
give three times as much Bght
h
for the same money a* the im-
W. A. HUSBANDS
proyeci carbon lamp».
Mr. Edison recently said:—
B l a c k s m it h
‘ ‘Electric light is the only thing Horse Shoeing and General
I know o f that has grown cheap­
Repair Work.
er in the last twenty years.”
Satisfaction guaran leect
OREGON 5
MOSIER
Mosier to Have Moving Pictures.
HOSIER S FIRST
ELECII3N
E ddB ItiSO N C raM
COUNCIL CONCEDED SATISFACTORY
Mosier’ s first election o f mu­
nicipal officers was pulled off on
Wednesday, as per schedule,
with but little excitement, al­
though much interest was mani­
fested by the citizens in the pros­
pects of their favorite candidates
for winning out.
The voté was light up until
about 2 P. M., and from then on
to the close the election board
earned their money. The entire
registration (78) was voted with
the exception o f two votes. A
number of voters who- bad neg­
lected to register in time, de­
manded the privilege of voting
anyhow; but, in accordance with
their instructions, the board had
to refuse them a vote.
The interest of the election
centered, of course, in the count­
ing of the ballots, and a number
of the candidates and other enti­
re ns crowded into the small
building to hear the result of the
count, which was as follows;
i
f . goss
Shoot Now
Satisfaction
IS
Contentment
W hen the ground is dry, for
Tree
Planting and
Rejuvenating
No contention for satisfaction if you buy o f our new line
the old Orchard
An interesting book, full o f valuable
of Underwear and Sweater Coats —direct from the whole­
information on
sale house.
“ Farming
with Dynamite”
price on new goods.
A reasonable
N o price on second hand goods, for
there are none in our stock.
May be bad for the asking.
Get one.
Nichol & Co.,
w est
Hay
Grain
Feed
The
Agent for DUPONT Powder
Hosier.
Store
where Service and Satisfaction
are
Classmates.
Oregon
M O S IE R
:
:
OREGON
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A fine, large, beautiful DOLL will be given hy the MosiFR
Windows, Doors
B ook S torm to the little girl under 12 years who receives the
most votes between October 1st and December 23rd.
the way that you get:
; Shingles,
Roofing
Wm, Rudolf, of White Sal­
mon, was in town on Monday
David Robinson....... ....... . . 68 and made arrangements with W.
i E. Chown to put a moving pic­
PLUMBING.
FOR RECORDER
ture
show
in
his
hall
on
Tuesday
P. L. Arthur............................ 67
STEAM and HOT WATER
! and Friday night o f each week.
FUR TREASURER
HEATING.
Mr. Rudolf has bad several
J. N. Mosier........................... 63
Jobbing'promptly attended to.
years’ experience in entertain­
FOR MARSHAL
MOSIER
- -
OREGON
in g the public and understands
Guy Q. Stryker..................
68 the class of picture» which best
E. A. R a c e , m g r .
pleases small town». He will
FOR COUNCILMEN
DUMBLE
DR. H.
run
a
4-reel
show
each
night.
W. E. C h ow n ,....................... 35
This move on Mr, Rudolf's
4a». E. C o le ............................ 39
PHYSICIAN a n d SURGEON
S, F. Goss
. . . . . ,. 40 part to entertain the Mooierpob-
pi#-
pf-
J. E. H igley.......................... 33 lic this winter should be appre­ HOOD RIVER
:
OREGON j
ciated,
as
it
will
afford
an
oppor­
W. A. H usbands.,................. 48
Will practice in Mosier and
4. K. McGregor..... ................ 33 tunity for a pleasant evening’ s
entertainment.
May
be reached by long dis- | In Business
Ë. A. R a c e .............................. 42
H ood Hiver
m5 0 Years
Oregon
Elmer Root................................ 50
tance phone. Home phone 61.
Mark A. Mayer, accompanied
H. M. West................................ 40
!
Is a Jeweler and Optician of many years experience,
O. E. Wilson..................
41 by Mr. Ben Landauer who, with
Notice to Creditor*
i f you have a “ sick” time-piece, he can cure it.
George R. W ood ......... ............. 32 his family, is spending the week
In the County Court o f the State o f
If you have eye trouble, he can correct it by fitting you
with proper lenses.
From these figures it will be at Mayerdale, went to Portland Oregon to t War vco County.
If you have jewelry of any kind to repair, he can do it.
seen that Mosier’ s first munici­ Monday afternoon to attend the In the Matter of the Estate
If you waul new jewelry ot any kind, he has it.
of
pal officers are composed of men wedding of a son of Mr, Ben
A lfred S mith , Deeeascff.
If you want A A F i H I R L in his line, t ie is toe man toco.,suit.
Selling,
who
is
a
cousin
of
Mr.
who are competent to handle the
His prices are right and go is his w ork.
Notice >• hereby given that th e ■
city’ s business affairs in a man­ Mayer.
County Court o f the State o f Oregon
ner satisfactory to the citizens
Mrs. D. Robinson returned for Waaco County, has appointed theun- j
P A T R O N IZ E H IM A N D B E C O N V IN C E D
whom they will serve and whose Tuesday evening from a two derstgned Administrator of the estate
of Alfred Smith, deceased. All per­
totes put them in office. And weeks’ visit in Portland.
sons having claims againat said estate
It may be said right here that,
are hereby notified to present the
while an election never exactly
Sale of PmoMfi Property.
same, properly verified, to the under­
suits everybody; while some of
signed, at the residenceof J. S. Taylor,
the candidates, as well as their By virtue of condition of a certain at 1422 Pine Street, The Dalles, Ore­
Capital and .Surplus $11,600.1,0
Supporter», must naturally feel chattel mortgage, dated September 1#, gon, within six [6] months from the
1911, given to me, W, E, Chown, date of the first publication o f this
disappointed at being defeated, mortgagee, by GeO. S. Hail, mortgag­ notice. The date o f the first publi­
it is the square thing, the sensi­ or, for purchase price and In accord­ cation of this notice ia August 22, 11*13.
A SO LID BAN K
ble thing to do to uphold these ance with provisions of said mortgage,
I da 1.. S mith .
Administratrix.
officers lit the per .’-.nuance of I have taken possession of the follow­
CO N SERVATIVELY M AN AG ED
ing described property mentioned in
their duties. Work in harmony said chattel mortgage and belonging to
to the end that Mosier may be­ the said Geo. S, Hall:
DIRECTORS:
SUMMONS
come ofie of the cleanest, best 1 dining table, 1 buffet, 1 table pro­ In the Circuit Court o f the State o f
J. N. M osier ,
J. P. C akroll ,
J. M. E llio tt ,
regulated, most wisely governed tector. 2 extra leave», t stand, 1 dav­ Oregon iff Wa»co County.
D avid R obinson ,
F. N. A ustin
and most prosperous municipali­ enport, 2 pr. pillow», 2 lhattreise*, 6 B é n i n a K addauoh ,
dining chairs, 1 Morris chaif, 8 rock­
Plaintiff,
ty in the state. This state of ers, 1 No. 3* chair, 2 kitchen chairs, 1
Ortley Items
Hailoween Social at the Ortley
vs.
affairs can and should exist; it kitchen table, 1 bed »pring, 1 hrasa
M
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Inn, Oct. 31, beginning with a
Is a condition which every citi­ bed, 1 dressing table, 1 dressing chair, w " '
Defendant.
A. B. Strong is building an dinner at 7:00 F. M. Admission
zen in Mosier not a pessimist, 1 dresser, I range, and water back, (
25c. We understand there will
doz. plate». 4 do* soup», 4 riot fruit», 5 ! To Wm, Maddmgh, the above named annex lo his house.
misanthrope, drone o f grouch,
do* oatmeals, 1 do* teas. 4 do* lame , defendant:
Mrs, K. R. Firehaugh went to be ghosts, goblins and all sorts
Surely wishes to attain and which dishes, 4 veg, dishes, 1 pickle dlah, 1 | In the Nam« of the State o f Oregon,
Portland Monday to receive med- »1 soookv things,
Can be attained if our citizens covered d!»h, 1 casserole, 1 »auce boat,
You are hereby required to appear
ical
attendance.
\
—
♦
are willing to forget their petty 1 sugar, 1 creamer, 2 cake plate», 1 and an»wer the complaint filed against
T
he
floating
dock
for the boat
you
in
the
above
entitled
suit,
on
or
H.
M.
Schmeer
and
family,
of
spoon
tray,
1
celery
tray,
4
baker»,
1
grievances, real or fancied, to­
ward each other, if they have salad, 1 pr. salt and pepper, 1 jug, 1 before (lx week» from the date o f the Portland, are spending the week larding arrived over a week ago,
do*, tumblers, 2 nappies, 1 Syrup, 2 oil first publication o f this summons here­
Capt. Nelson Having towed it up
any, put their shoulders to the jugs, 1 mustard, 1 Balver, 4 do* wine», inafter stated, and If you fall to so ap­ at the Ortley Inn.
The Hood River Orchard Land from Cascade Locks. With it
community wheel and work for V doi cordials, 1 crumb tray, and pear and answer Said complaint, the
came the lumber for the storage
the common good and a better scraper, 2 trayi, 1 ba»ln, 4 Axminster plaintiff will apply to the Court for the Co. began digging their 500 house to be built on the boat. It
rugs.
2
Axminster
mats.
6
pf.
lace
cur-
1
decree
prayed
for
in
her
complaint,
to-
MOSIER.
acres of Potatoes Iasi week.
now remains for the piles to he
tains, 161-3 sq. yd* linoleum. 1 berlin wlt:
driven
and the road to lie made
Robert Hallyburton, o f Port­
For a decree to the effect that the
kettle, 1 fry pan, 2 double boiler», 1
from the railroad down to the
bond*
of
matrimony
heretofore
exist­
measure cup, 4 mixing bowl», 8 mixing
land, is visiting with his parents, boat. Just at present most of
OF GENERAL IN TER EST
spoons. 4 sauce pans, dual pan, brush, ing between the plaintiff and the d. Mr. and Mrs. H. L. Hallyburton.
the people who have subscribed
feather duster, butcher knife, bread I fendant be forever annulled, aet aside
Alva L. Dav, the Hood River
work on the road are quite busy
Mrs.
L.
E.
Adels
and
and
fam-
knife, 3 paring knives, I eg g beater, 4 j and held for naught; that the plaintiff
electrical expert who,
with do* kitchen knives and fork», 2 C»ke 1 be granted an absolute dlvoree from ily left last week for Portland, with their apples and other fall,
“ Bunt” Horenberger and Thus. pans, 4 do* pie tin». 2 biscuit pan», 1 j the defendant and for such other relief where they will spend the win work, hut when that is out of
the way. if the weather permits,
Humerick, the latter accompan­ lemon squeezer, coffee pot, tea pot, j a* to the Court may aeem equitable and ter.
they
will no doubt turn out in
! and Juat.
ied by his wife, is wiring several rolling pin. broom.
Clyde and Victor Nye and A force and finish nn the work in
Notice
is
hereby
given
that
oh
Sat-
;
You
are
hereby
notified
that
this
buildings in town this week, has
urday, October 2«, IBIS, at the hour o f I »«mmon» 1» served upon you hy puhli- Kamsden, of Vancouver, Wash., 1 short order,
banded us the following informa­
**
I
^ Q r (|e y g Uf)(]a y
3 o'clock P. M,, at the wxrehotiae of I cation for aix con»ecutive weeks In the came to Ortley Sunday. They
Mrs. A. M. Hoop, who re-
tion which will prove interesting H M West. In ktosler, Waaco County, i Moil»» BCLLXTTN, by or h r ,.f the
expect to bring their families turned heme last week from a
to electric light users and others: Oregon. I will Sell the above described j Court mad« September 26th, 1913, di- here in about a week.
visit with relatives in several
October 21. 1913, was the 34th property to the highest Udder for cash, j »‘•«ting that »aid Summon# be ao pub-
valley towns, brought with Iw r
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Geo.
Cameron,
"-eke
anniversary o f the invention of said sale to be made under the pTOvl»-, «»^<1 *< " • P**1od
a
blue ribbon, which her exhibit
Ion» and direction» In said rh.Uel ‘ be date of the flrat publication there- o f Cenlralia, Wash., made a
o f 20 pieces of fancy kiit work
the Edison incandescent lamp.
of,
U
m ? dmte « f the flrut publication o f
mortgage to pay bililitc dttt? on aaltl
The popular esteem in which Mr. mortgage, together with $19.(JO itofage thin funtmonv I« the third rimy o f Orto- week-end visit at Ortley last won at tit“ Salem state faV.
Edison is held throughout the charge and attorney’s fee. at ,0 I"» ¡ T * ’ ’ ’ 8' t h e date of the last puh- week. Mr. Cameron expects to
return next week lo d o s o m e tie -! ' ,r.<5
^ b t v ’ e s '• ft v
r-
country makes of this fact a centtheron. for the advertising, and
tb“ foUr‘
veloping
on
his
ten
acre
orchard
for
her
home
in
Boise,
id;;-
other expenae. Pf this sale.
|
^ 0# N.vemlK-r, »IS .
news item o f general interest.
j ract
bo. having spent the past t n
W. K. rttowN.
{
P aul W. (YNLimas.
How often have you heard the
days on the ranch with her lius-
M ortgagee. I
Attorney for Plaintiff.
The («dies Aid will give a
Cemark: "It seems only y ester*
I iand.
FOR MAYOR
We believe in and practice:
This is
For each and every purchase of five
cents, one vote will be given.- Come in and see for yourself.
Store
M osier
k c r a a i'
Tum-A-Lum Lumber Co.
)
MOSIER
•»///A
ORE.
W. E. LARA H A Y
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“It Pays In the End”
“ T h is is better than g o in g away
t o the cou n try and leaving poor
h u bby t o sit lon ely and disconsolate
in a h o t city hom e.
W e h a n d le all sty les and
sizes of G-E Electric Fans—
The Leaders of the Market.
Mosier Valley Bank
ELECTRIC «KRIKS S Slid
H ood
H iver.
Or.»
First National B? 1 Bui I
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No Bugaboos Down Cellar
Children can save you many t'-ilioua teps; but the tired-
est mother li itcs to se: I a eiiild into a dark cellar, and
children d i'.'n c to go th re.
No eel .r need be dark nov.’-a-tla;.-», to terrify children
and worry older pen;,1 . A ray o f sunshine from an'
Edison M azda Lamp
conveniently b-rated in the cell.-r-wiy w:!l l Tighten the
darke'g cellar at the mere touch o f a switch.
T\ r .t v low n M ( , E d i m M a n ta Lam pa Are ilia m oat a , »
Penrfeal lam p» i% *t
.• i . : •,
, t j f. - o ih o r -
$
e f t 1.« b o u r e w i.;-l* n e o d L Hf «m ty r V m i R — lly fo r b ie#
period s r t a tim e . T r y • fe w e n d r « s i r e th* r cr .n r e n >*nce.
Pacific Power & L ight Co.
“Always At Your Service.^