Mosier bulletin. (Mosier, Or.) 1909-19??, October 31, 1913, Image 1

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    P I RUSHED
ADVERTISING KATES
EVERY FRIDAY
MOSIER BULLETIN
HY
H. G. KIBBEE, Proprietor
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O m Year.
Six M onth»
T iw ee Month«
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Entered m i second-class in a t w March 12, 1S*09 at
the p«st office at lloaier, OlWRW,
VOL.
under th** Act o f
MOSIER. WASCO COUNTY. OREGON, FRIDAY,
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- Legal advertisements will in all cases be charged
to the party ordering them
31 , 1913
OCTOBER
p»*i* month S
OD
at legal rales, and
paid for before atUUuviU areffurnished.
March 8. 1879.
County Attorney Act. This pro­
vide* for a district attorney in
each county in the state, and
fixes their salaries, in lieu o f the
present system of having a dis­
trict attorney for several coun­
ties, clothed with the authority
to appoint deputies for other
counties.
The last measure is called the
Workmen’ s Compensation Act,
the jxirpose o f which is to create
What will probably prove to be
a State Industrial Accident Com­
the best advertising, from a
mission composed o f three Com­
commercial viewpoint, that the
missioners, to provide a fund for
Mosier fruit district has ever re­
the compensation o f injured
ceived, appeared in last Satur­
workmen employed In hazardous
day’s edition o f the New York;
occupations, to he raised partly
Produce News, a paper having a
by the state, partly by employers
world-wide circulation among i
and partly by employees, the
fruit buyers and consumers.
commission to determine
the
The News contained a half- amount under the act to be paid
l>age “ ad” of Steinhardt & K el­ any person or persons on account
ly, o f New York, probably the of any injury received in the
largest pmrchasers of fruit in' course of his employment.
the country, stating that ’ I t
The election hoard for Mosier
affords us great pleasure to be
Precinct is as follows:
able to announce to the trade
Judges, tieo. R. Wood, C. T.
that we have acquired on a pur­
Bennett, C. J. Littlepage.
chase basis from Mr. Ed. L.
Clerks, H. G. Kibbee, George
Howe, the entire output o f the
Chamberlain, I^ee Hunter.
eeleiH-ated Lehowa Orchards of.
While Mosier has been aivided
MosieT, Oregon.
“ Mosier, as is well known, into two voting precincts, East
ranks among the three very best and West Mosier, there will he
producing sections o f the North­ but one polling place, which will
be the commercial club building.
west.
M
O
SIER FRUIT ILL
STEINHAROT & KELLI BUI
ED L HOWES APPLES
Shoot Now
Notice
FOR S A LE :— Several 'dozen
fruit jars at a bargain. Have
been used and tested. Inquire
at Bulletin office.
N O 33.
IS
Contentment
When the ground is dry, for
REPORT
Tree
Of tin- condition o f the
Planting and
MOSIER V A L L E Y BANK
DO LLARS
No contention for satisfaction if you buy of our new line
the old Orchard
At Mosier, in the State o f Oregon,
at the close of buwne
Oct. 21st.
1913:
RESOURCES
Rejuvenating
An interesting hook, full o f
valuable
o f Underwear and Sweater Coats
information on
sale house.
“Farming with Dynamite”
CTS
ljouns and discounts................................ $37,031 M6
O verdrafts, secured ami unsecured........
None
Bonds and w arran ts...............................
2,000 (HI j
Stocks and oth er securities.....................
20 00 |
Furniture ami fix tu res
1,800 00 j
O ther real estate o w n ed ........................
1,000 (HI 1
Due from batiks (not reserve b a n k s)......
D»pe front approved reserve banks.......... 9,180 01
Cltet’ ks and other cash item s..................
32 03
Cash on hand
2JH35 06
Expenses................................................
O ther resources (Prem ium on Bund»). .
32 50
direct from the whole­
We believe in and practice:--A reasonable
price on new goods.
No price on second hand goods, for
there are none in our stock.
May be had for the asking.
Get one.
................
Nichol & Co.,
H. M. W EST
........................ ...
Hay
T o t a l ........................ 163.632 06
L IA B IL IT IE S
D O LLARS
Feed
The S tore w here Service a n d Satisfaction
Agent for DUPONT Powder
CTS
CaprtUd stock pukl m ..................................$10,000 (Hi [
Surplus fu n d ......................
1,100 00
Undivided profits, less expenses and
taxes paid .................................................
671 05
Due to banks and hankers........................
Postal savings bank dep osits.......................
1,078 08
{»d iv id u a l deposits subject to ch eck ....... 40,052 92
Demand certificates o f deposit...............
Cashier's checks outstanding:.......................
175 00
Tim e certificates o f dep osit..........................
555 00
T o t a l .............................. $63,632 05
S TA TE OF OREGON. „
Grain
Mosier,
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are
Classm ates.
O regon
M o sie r
:
:
O regon
A fine, large, beautiful DOLL will he given by the M o sie r
i Windows, Doors j
! Shingles, Roofing j
“ The acquisition by us o f this
C O U N T Y OK W AS C O . **•
1, F. N . Austin, Cashier
crop o f apples, consisting o f about
above-named hunk, do solemnly swefcr that
APPLE PACHINE RECORD BROKEN i*f the above
20.000 boxesof different varieties
statement is tru e to tlve l>est o f my !
know ledge and belief.
in connection with our other i
The Hood River Glacier says
F . N . A u s t i n , Cashier.
purchases in Hood River, W e-1
R E C T - A tte s t.
that W. L. Dresbach last week C O J. R N.
M o s ie r , J. P. C a r r o l l , D irectors.
natchee and Yakima, will com­
broke the world's record for Subscribed and sworn to before me this 25th |
plete our line-up for the season
apple packing in one day. The day o f October, 1913.
H. G. K ib b e e
of 1913-14. Several cars of the
former record was 140 boxes in [S eal]
N o ta ry Public,
j
Lehowa Orchard Spitzenbergs,
ten hours. Dresbach packed 141
Newtowns and Jonathans are
boxes in nine and one-half hours.
SUMMONS.
now rolling in and will be offered
He was packing at Gilkey Sta­
to the better class o f trade upon
tion, near Seio, for Messrs. Min­ In the Circuit Court o f the State of
ace mgr
arrival. As the fruit packs over
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Oregon, for Waaco County.
ton & Gibson.
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85 7« Extra Fancy, despite the
Mr. Dresbach is a Mosiente, O scar C. B lowers ,
most stringent grading rn’ es
Plaintiff,
owning
a tract o f land near
laid down by Mr. Howe, the
vs.
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E l m a B l o w e r ^,
owner g f this orchard, it is town.
Defendant.
therefore self evident that the
In the name o f the State o f Oregon,
Mosier fruit may well be classed
»**"*»*
j
You are hereby required to appear and
among the top-notchers of the
In tíusiness
answer the complaint filed against you
H ood River
J50 Years
world.”
Besides the Referendum elec­ in the above entitled suit within six
Oregon
This kind o f free and unsolic­ tron next Tuesday, The Dalles weeks, after personal service o f this
ited advertising, read by many will vote on the saloon question. summons upon you outside o f the State
Is a Jeweler and Optician o f many years experience.
I f you have a “ sick” time-piece, be can cure it.
thousands of people all over the In fact, this is the paramount o f Oregon, or within six weeks from
I f you have eye trouble, he can correct it by fitting you
world, is bound to create an act­ issue o f the day at the county the date of the first publication o f this
with proper lenses.
notice.
ive demand for Mosier fruit and seat, the entire town taking sides
I f you have jewelry o f any kind to repair, he can do it.
I f you fail to so appear and answer
bring MOSIER well into promi­ on the question, each side being said complaint, plaintiff will apply to
I f you want new jewelry o f Hiiy kind, be has it.
nence. where she belongs.
I f you want AN YTH IN G in his line, he is the uian to consult.
confident o f success. ’The Dalles the court for the relief demanded In 4
Jlis prices are right ami so is his work.
his
said
complaint.
Optimist says:
The relief demanded is a decree o f
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f
The
Dalles
goes
‘dry’
next
REFERENDUM ELECTIOK
divorce forever dissolving the marriage
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
Tuesday, the next le v y o f taxes relations now existing between plaintiff
will
more
than
double.
This
is
and
defendant.
N ext Tuesday is the Referen­
dum election ordered by petition a statement o f fact for the tax­ This summons is served upon you by
publication by order o f Honorable W.
of the voters of Oregon. The payer to consider. And it will
L. Bradshaw, Judge o f the above en­
following measures will be voted more than double on the owner titled court, by order made and entered
o f the humble home as it will on Oct. 23, 1913. and published in the
©nr
Capital and Surplus $11,600.00
State University Building Re­ more than double on the posses­ Mosier Bulletin, the date o f first pub­
pair Fund. Its purpose is to sions o f his more prosperous lication will be Oct. 31, 1913, and the
provide funds for repairs and neighbors. Meanwhile the traf­ last publication will be Dec. 12, 1913.
J ohn G av in ,
additions to the State University fic in liquor, and the consump­
Attorney for Plaintiff.
A S O L ID B A N K
buildings. The amount asked tion o f liquor, will go on. In i ______________________________
C O N S E R V A T IV E L Y M A N A G E D
violation of the law, it is true,
for is $65,000.
SUMMONS
but
it
will
go
on
regardless
o
f
University o f Oregon New
i
DIRECTORS:
In the Circuit Court o f the State o f
Prohibition begets law­
Building Appropriation.
T h e law.
Oregon for Wasco County.
J.
N.
M
osier ,
J.
p. C arroll ,
J. M. E l l io t t ,
amount asked for is $100,000, to breakers. Licensed traffic makes
D avid R obinson ,
F. N. A ustin
B ertha M addaugh ,
construct, equip and furnish a failure to observe the law unnec­
Plaintiff,
modern fire-proof administration essary and unlikely under strict
vs.
W m . M addaugh ,
and class-room building, and to regulation.”
most votes between October 1st and December 23rd.
the way that you get:
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MOSIER
E. A. R
,
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ORE.
This is
For each and every purchase of five
cents, one vole will be given.
Come in and see for yourself.
Mosier Book Store
!
Tum-A-Lum Lumber Co. |
to the little girl under 12 years who receives the
B o o k S t o r k
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W U . THE DALLES BE DRY OR WET?
W. F. LARA WA Y
j “It"Pays in the End”
“ This is better than going away
to the country and leaving poor
hubby to sit lonely and disconsolate
in a hot city home.
I.
W e handle all style« and
aizea of G-E Electric Fan»—
The Leader» of the Market.
Mosier Valley Bank
extend the heating plant to the
same.
There is no question as to the
necessity o f the funds asked for
in order to make the necessary
Improvements to the institntions
o f learning, i f the efforts to
make them more efficient are to
be realized, and every voter
should mark his ballot 300, Yes,
on the first measure and 302,
Yes. on the second.
The third measure is the Ster­
ilization Act. Its purpose is to
authorize the State Board o f
Health to order such surgical op­
erations as the board shall ad­
judge, to be performed on habit­
ual criminals, moral degenerates
and sexual perverts, both male
and female, and defining who
shall be considered as such, the
same being iiersons confined in
some state institution.
This measure is designed to
j fotect present society and fu­
ture generations, and while there
is undoubtedly urgent need of
protection, it is a question in the
minds of many as to the wisdom
•>f giving such authority into the
hands o f one or two individuals.
The fourth meaeure is the
Defendant.
SCM88L NOTES
By the Editor*.
We are recovering from those
“ fierce” ekams. We found out
we didn’ t know as much as we
thought we did, too.
Leo Nichol is sick. We don’ t
wish him any bad lucK, hut if he
only knew what a relaxation it
is, why— — ! Emily’ s sick, also.
Our laboratory apparatus has
arrived, but the school board
hasn’ t had time to make a table
for us yet, so we are just prac­
ticing on the scales, tiring to see
if a gram is a gram. (From per­
sona) experience I don’ t think it
is.)
The night for basket ball prac­
tice has been changed to Thurs­
day night, as the hall has been
rented for higher educational
purposes than basket hall, on
Friday nights.
W e've found out that geome­
try is to develop our will power,
because if we can keep from
"cussing” at those blooming an­
gles, nothing else will ever make
ue cuss.
To Wm. Maddaugh, the above named
defendant:
In the Name o f the State o f Oregon,
You are hereby required to appear
ami answer the complaint filed against
you in the above entitled suit, on or
before six weeks from the date o f the
first publication o f this summer • here­
inafter stated, and i f you fail t x
pear and answer »an. com, lai.it t
plaintiff will apply to the Court for the
decree prayed for in her complaint, to-
wit:
For a decree to the effect that the
bonds o f matrimony heretofore exist­
ing between the plaintiff and the de­
fendant ire forever annulled, a»-t aside
and held for naught; that the plaintiff
be granted an absolute divorce from
the defendant and for such other relief
as to the Court may seem equitable ami
and just.
TH E DALLES, OREUON.
BOARDING and DAY SCHOOL
For GIRI S.
P A R TIC U L A R S
rO R
FiteiNb.m»
Attorney for Plaintiff.
First National H h nk Building
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W. A. HUSBANDS
Hone
B l a c k s m it h
and General
Shoeing
Work.
Satisfaction guaranteed
MOSIER
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OREGON
To meet your friends, stop at
HOTEL MOSIER.
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A ll Modem and under New
Management.
AUGMENTED BATH FACILITIES
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PLUMBING.
This means YOU. if you have
not paid up.
No Bugaboos Down Cellar
S. F. GOSS
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You are hereby notified that this
GUY Q. STRYKER. Prop.
summons is served upon you by publi­
cation for Six consecutive weeks ill the
M o s ie r BULLETIN, by order o f the
Court made September 26th, 1913, di­
Wanted
recting that Said summons lie so fxib-
llshed for a period o f six weeks from
A t once— All back subscrip-
the date o f the first publication there­
of, the date o f the first publication of tiona to the B u l l e t in paid up in
this summons is the third day o f Octo­
ber. 1914, and the date o f the last pub exchange for receipt«. We need
lication thereof will be on the four­ i
the money.
teenth day o f November. 1913.
P aul W. C hilders ,
M o s ie r
Repair
IF Y O U W I S H
Onego
NOTARY PUBLIC
APPLY TO
S IS T E R S U P E R IO R .
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H. G . K IB B E E
1 ST. MARY’S ACADEMY
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ST CAM ar«l) HOT WATKK
H FATING.
Ginldiea can «ere you many tedious step»; but the tired-
cat mother hates to »end a child into a dark cellar, and
children (Unlike to go there.
N<> cellar need be dark now-n-dny«, to terrify children
and worry older people.
A ray o f lunshine from an
Jobliing promptly h H. mm I. i I to.
MOSIER
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OREGON
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DK. H. L. DUMHLfi
PHYSICIAN
HOOD RIVER
and
SltKGKON
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OREGON
Will practice in Munier and
Mav l * reached by long dis-
ttnec phone. Home phone 61.
conveniently located in the cellar-way will brighten the
darkest cellar at the mere touch o f a switch.
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