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CO M M ITTEE OF ONE HONORED GET
BUSY
VOL. V
ANXIOUS MOMENTS.
.
MOSIER, WASCO COUNTY, OREGON, FRIDAY, JANU ARY 30, 1914
^
Something New in Mosier
It you carry an unreliable timepiece,
There is an organization in
you have a good many such moments.
The Dalles known as the “ Com
I f your watch needs attention bring it
to us. \Ve can truthfully say you will be
mittee of One Hundred,’ whose
more than pleased with our work.
object is to make a dry town of
Dependable work and satisfied custom
The Dalles, and consequently, a
ers are our best advertisements.
cleaner and more moral town.
This committee, which repre
Compare them witli those you have been getting and
sents the “ dry” element, and all
— See the Difference —
others who are anxious for bet
H O O D R IV E R , O R E .
ter conditions to prevail in their
Cost a trifle more, but worth it.
town, held a big meeting last
Monday night. Speaking o f it,
hibition Party takes the bold
Mrs. John Carroll lies at her
the Daily Chronicle says:
position that they will assist not home east of town critically ill
The Christian Church was in the election of any person who w ith a complication o f Bright’s
felled last night by members of is n ot o p e n l y opposed to the Disease and pneumonia.
the Committee of One Hundred.
license system.
|
.
The meeting was called to- order
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| A subscriber very pertinently :
by Rev. Conrad Owen, the presi
T be
dent of the organization. S. W. INDUSTRIAL W ORK FOR BYYS AND G IR LS ■ 2
Gradwell and R. H. Hutton, of
the golly washed out by the |
To T he E ditor — Dear Sir: rajns ¡n tjie street in front o f the
Portland, spoke o f the prepara
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tion and arrangements now un The Department oi Education, telephone office, would the city
der way for state-wide prohibi with tne aid of the Oregon Agri- ^ responsible for any damage
cultural College, has planned to j resulting therefrom?” Weshould
tion.
A committee was appointed to organize in every school district an^^.er that, as an incorporated
canvass the town and begin ac a boys’ and girls’ industrial club, town, it would certainly be re-
tive preparation for carrying the We are now publishing fr bulletin sponsible for any such damage,
city “ dry” at the November giving tidl details of the plan, g ut ^ avoj j suc(j a possibility,
election. Because of the large and shall take pleasure in send- We woui(j mildly suggest that
increase in the membership of ing you a copy as soon as it is^ flie cj£y ¿ads attend to this par-
1 ticular bad place before any ac-
the organization it was decided off the press.
Each club is expected to take1 eident occurs.
to revise the constitution. The
committee .on constitution was up one or more o f the projects
instructed to amend the consti named below, the choice o f the
TH AT NEWSPAPER LAW A6AIN
tution so that meetings shatl be project depending upon the work
which
is
of
greatest
interest
to
held once a month instead of ev
A. R A C E. MGR.
We
are again reproducing this I ifk
the
community
which
L ilt ; L
U U I I I I u 111
i in
ll W
i i i v . i i c the
u t v club
iw »/
'
ery three months.
of f *
is organized. The following are article for the benefit of some o
It w as also decided to make
the Industrial Club projects sug-1 our subscribers who are some-jJ
arrangements for a whirlwind
gested by this department for what negligent about paying f
campaign to be begun early in
.9K
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.9 9 ^
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their back subscriptions, and we
March, at which time an earnest this yftar:
earnestly request that you send
Boys’ Com Growing Contest.”
effort will be made to bring the
—
or bring in your arrears without
NOTICE TO VOTERS
Boys’ Potato Growing Contest.
membership up to 1000 members.
1 Girls’ Canning Contest/
delay. I f you have kept your
H. G . K IB B E E
The chairman of the Coffee
Girls' Cooking and Baking Contest, receipt for the last payment, you
All voters are required to reg-
Club committee announced that
Boys’ and Girls’ Poultry Contest
know how much you owe. I f ister. This means YOU. All for«
nearly $1100 in stock had been
Girls’ Sewing Contest.
you
haven’ t, you can easily find mer registrations are invalid,
Boys’ Pig Feeding Contest.
subscribed and that a me ting
1 9 1 2 registration was ineffective
| Boys’ and Girls’ Gardening Contest. out by inquiry at this office.
N O T A R Y P U B L IC
of all the stockholders will be
We do not anticipate being | after January 1st, 1913, and the
Dairy Herd and Management;
held Wednesday <>f this week for i Manual Arts Contest.-
forced to invoke this law, as we | 1913 registration law was de-
the purpose of organization and
The Agricultural College has believe there are no “ dead beats” j clared unconstitutional by the
incorporation.
O r ego n
1 promised to assist us further in ! on our list, and that our delin-1 Supreme Court o f the State o f M o s i e r
In the opinion of many citizens preparing bulletins giving expert'fluent subscribers have merely Oregon, so if you wish to vote
the time is now ripe for a full, advice to the children as to how \ forgotten when their suhscrip- at any election held in the future
free and frank discussion o f the best to produce the different tions expire, or have been neg- \ you will have to register. The
Commission form of government things named in these projects, ligent about attending to it. We registration
books
will
be
and a committee was appointed such as bulletins on potato grow- have trusted our subscribers, 1 open until the 1st day of May
to meet with a committee o f the ing, etc. These will be distrib- just as we have been trusted, next.
All electors living in
Business Men’ s Association and uted through the clubs, and will j but if they don’ t “ come thru” j Dalles City or in precincts that
Other citizens to begin a cam be of value to parents as well as how in thunder can we “ make are partly in Dalles City must
paign o f education on this sub to the children. The work of good?” I t ’s simply a matter register at the County Cleric's
ject.
organizing the clubs will fall of “ you help me and I ’ ll help the office. All electors living out
O ld
W.F. LARAWAY,
Fashion M ill Feed
Bran
Middlings
Short>
H. M. W EST
Hay,
Grain,
Mill
Feed
Agent for DUPONT Powder
Mosier,
-
! to the party ordering them, at legal ratea, aaé
Oregon
ri Rock Springs i !
i COAL !
^ •
4o
paid for before affidavits are furnished.
Satisfaction
Contentment
IS
No contention for satisfaction if you buy o f our new line
o f Underwear and Sweater Coats—direct from the whole
sale house.
We believe in and practice:—A reasonable
N o price on second hand goods, for
price on new goods.
there are none in our stock.
Nichol & Co.,
The
S tore
w here
Service and Satisfaction
Classmates.
M o s ie r
:
ORE.
:
O regon
WOMEN LOVE
THE SMOKE
of a Kosodora Cigar— 5fcts. It
is so fragrant and delicate
that much as they dislike the
smell of ordinary tobacco, they
.enjoy the odor from a Roso-
dora cigar. Try one today
after dinner. You can enjoy
it in full confidence that you’ll
not he asked to stop, or even
to get out of the best room in
the house.
S. R. FRANCISCO,
ì
I Tum-A-Lum Lumber Co. 1
MOSIER
are
s
Proprietor ‘ ‘T H E O AKS.”
L. COMINI
The Tombstone
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TALK ON PROHIBITION
Bruce Wolverlon, o f Portland,
who is an active field worker in
the "Oregon All Dry” campaign
for next November, made an ad
dress to a large and interested
audience at Immanuel Church,
last Sunday morning. Among
other things he said:
The contention o f the Prohibi
tion Parly is not simply to put
the saloon out o f business here
hr there, though its members
omit no occasion to smite the
saloon in any contest. It is more
than an Anti-Saloon League. It
Is not deluded with the idea that
laws upon the statute books reg
ulating the saloon will better
conditions so long as the license
system is continued. It contends
that the government should dis
solve partnership with the sa
loon business; that the govern
ment should cleanse its hands o f
the whole bribe-taking iniquity.
More than all this. Prohibition
ists maintain that laws are a
'dead letter, and constitutional
amendments, even-, are’ inade
quate, so long as we are to de-
l>end for their enforcement upon
persons or parties who are in
any w ay under obligations to the
saloon interest or license advo
cates for their election. Hence,
1hey are committed to the propo
sition that laws embodied in hu
man form and personified by
'officials who at heart are pro
hibitionists, are the only safe
guard o f the nation against this
gigantic national curse. And to
this end they ate. with Lincoln,
:isking every one who believes in
prohibition to quit voting with
and for the te who ltelieve in !i-
'cense.
Ar y party now silent
itv, i y that very
pon this ii
per-
•silence give
ättnution. Tin
Pro-
largely upon the county school other fellow .” So Come thru— side o f Dalles City may register
superintendents working through we need the money.
at the County Court House or
can supply you with any
the teachers. The University of
The supreme court o f the with the register in their respec-
thing in this line at most
Oregon, the Oregon Agricultural United States recent ly made a j tive precincts.
reasonable prices.
:-;
College, and the Oregon Normal ruling which in substance makes •¡ I f you are not registered on
School have promised to send out the subscriber who takes ids or before the registration books
T R Y H IM A N D
men in addition to the field Work- paper out of the post office and c]0ge you may swear in your
ers from this office to help the 1 refuses to pay the subscription, vote on election day, hut it will
B E C O N V IN C E D
superintendents in this work.
guilty of felony and as liable to greatly facilitate matters if you
The State Fair Board has ap-, arrest as any other who defrauds register and save you lots o f ’
The Dalles -
Urey on
propriated to this department says the Olympia Independent.
trouble of getting some one to
$1,000 to lie distributed among j The following is a synopsis of
sign up for you on election day.
the boys and girls as prizes a t , tBe u_ g_ supreme court decision
DO IT NOW
the State hair. The Board has' regarding delinquent suhscrip- SO REGISTER.
SUMMONS.
also promised us $500 to be used tions and is published As a mat- LEST YOU FORGET.
L. B. For,
to entertain two boys from each ! ter of information for all those
In the.Circuit Court o f the State of
County for the whole week e f the | who are subscribers to news-
County Clerk.
Oregon, for Waaco County.
fair. The hoys will he under the papers;
G korue E a r l ,
most carefulsupervision and will | L Suhsc ril.e rs who do not
Plaintiff,
Surf Bird«.
make a study of every depart- give express notice to the con-
Th’tt birds uf the fnmltjr termed surf
vs.
ment o f the lair, including espe -1 j rfcry are Considered as wishing bird* in the llnwnlinn Islands should I d a R . E a r l ,
leuve that paradise o f the Pnrlfle to go
Defendant.
dally the poultry and stock ju d g-, to renew their 8U|mCription.
and rear their young I d the tundra« of
ing. In addition to this we ex- ¡
In the name o f the State o f Oregon,
Alaska
would
seem
to
many
an
ex-
2.
Subscribers ordering the
Irnorditinry proceeding. yet the turn You are hereby required to appear ami
pect to send the ten children
discontinuance o f their periodi stone and the blm-k bellied plover and answer the complaint tiled Hguinst you
who stand highest in the state
cal the publisher may Continue the Paelfie golden plover make the in the aliove entitled auit on or be
contest to the Panama exi>osition
long journey of nhout 4.000 mile« thith fore tiie 2nd day o f February, 1914,
¡to send it until all arrearage has er
annually.
at San Francisco.
and if you fail to no appear and answer
, been paid.
or otherwise plead thereto, the plain
Personally I feel that the great
Mon aro not put Into thin world to bo tiff, for want o f any such answer or
3. If subscribers neglect or
success which the children’s in-
Milled on by the finiera other pleading or apjiearance, will ap
refuse to take their periodical Verlnatlturly
f Jo.v flenrr Ward Beecher.
dustrial work has had in this
ply to the court for the relief prayed
from the postoffice, they are re
state is tlue to a great extent to
for in his complaint, to-wit:
sponsible until they settle their
the encouragement which has
Notice to the Public.
For a decree and judgment herein,
bill and order their paper dis
been given to the movement by
The two leaUlng I M f n i n t l o f the adjudging and decreeing (hat the bonds
continued.
Pacific Coast., the Pacific Monthly amt o f matrimony heretofore existing be
the press o f Oregon. All o f us
4.
I
f
subscribers
move
to
the
Sunset, have been consolidated tween plaintiff and defendant be for
will appreciate most sincerely j
the Pacific ever disaoived, and that the plaintiff
.
l • l i
without
under
your continued i support
in help-. other
c nlaces
, n
n,u, ,ul inPormirur
11,1
__ ,. the „ title of “ Sunaet
be awarded the custody o f the minor
Monthly.
papers
are
the
puNisher
and
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ing to organize this work, and
children o f plaintiff and defendant, to-
It
is
the
Intention
o
f
the
pnbliaher
thus make the work o f our pub-1 sent to former address, subscrib- to «pare no money nor effort to mal.e w il: W illi- Earl and George Earl, and
lie schools more practical and e f ers are responsible.
Sunset—tiie Pacific Mouthly a credit to forsuch other and further reH« f aa to
5. Courts have decided that the’ W esta m la magazine o f national the Court may aeem equitable.
ficient. I shall send you from
This summons ia published in the
time to time copies o f all bul- j refusing periodicals from the value and importance.
Mosier Biilb tiu. a weekly newspaper
To
.introduce
it.
to
new
readers
we
office
or
moving
and
leaving
thetn
letins as they are published. For
will make the following special offer: o f general circulation published in
any editorial support yotl may ¡ uncalled for is prima facia evi Send 50c in «tamps, and v/e will put Wasco County, Oregon, for six (ti)
S'é fit to give this movement, dence of intention to defraud.
our a time on our auhneription list, for cons*eutive Weeks, being s -n (It in
fi I f Hulmcriliers pay in sal ibe next, four months, ami1 will A* nd i su* i• ther»K)f, in compilane«- « i l h »n ci
tb j state and the county super
W I. B r»rVm¥
intendents will he truly thank-. vante they are lamini lo give you a free copy of the au{ erhly illustra- tier Of UiC IlOllC
Jud • • o f the Circuit Court o f Ui
ami
bino
tne
ted
JlMd-Winter
number,
noti«*-
at
the
**
ik
!
o
f
time
if
they
frtl. Yours very truly,
s t» te «1 4 f If eg*,ii for W «v ii ( Vyttt>f
do ito< want to continue taking famous Sunset Indian i-e wt»T, R(fcure)y
J. A. ( ' h i k c h i i . l
parked in a mailing t-the, It will make win ch order is dated lise lA ii è y i
it, «rthCIwisé the publisher is
Sunt, of Public Instruction.
a beautiful ntaameni f< »r ytour front IH c emhef, Î9I3,, and the ilat - of IÎ
awithorzed to Send it »rod Hie, room tit , en.
firnt pobUcrutfon o f ihi*
in tin
H ( } ) <li\y <»f
solmcrfher
will
beTe«|»o!Mlil4«Mjn-
Send
your
nrd«T
to
Fred
l/s-kb
; porge (.arroti is r • p d f l t tl VI
V * m W WllAON.
til tut express notice with pay- NorHur-ster.! Manager. Hr nee t I
ill with pneumonia. His
-Attorn*?,
for FluintHf.
•Tacit»-
Mo.dhty,
Portland.
Oregon.
irent is sent to l he .publisher.
4i n is o«> H«Uer tM,*
No Bugaboos Down Cellar
Children can save you many tedious Steps; but the tired-
est mother hates to send a child into a dark cellar, and
children dislike to go there.
No eell.-n need lie dark new-a-days, to terrify children
and worry older people. A ray of sunshine from an
Edison M azda Lam p
conveniently located in the cellar-way will brighten the
darkest cellar at the mere touch of a switch.
The new low wattage Edison Mazda Lamp* are the m ost eco
nomical la m p« fo r cellar-way«, hall«, closet« and o t h e r parts
o f the house which need light only intermittently for brief
periods at a time. T ry a la w and realiaa thais convenience.
Pacific Power & Light Co.
“ A L W A Y S AT YOUR SERVICE.”
DRUGS?
SURE
§11.006 ¡ M
l
Altkouicli «1*.*l.nils have not. hern given
; « i t, a Dackiigc ptlilrp.s.sed to
i»«ttk coutnmie^
h
locAl
in U. S. Treas-
ry notes was Ink* »» and a package o f
n Brazil!«*» HUimUtiited. The nuhstifcu-
I on wit« not foiititkout till the package
reached the hank, wh«n .the cashier
founiMhe Imndleof " L a f f " inagaziiUMI
He start t! to ‘read some o f the stuff
ami incanje ra».inter* nted>thut he agreed
with^th« batik uiia cLum to-make up the
k sfs i f they ■ »va lid
him on «the sub-
si-rij.lion ii »t
for life. In or-
iVi’ Jd gt t you in a gcMHI humor ind
i.«dp you forget even your hig trouble^
The Druggist o f H o o d Rivet, dc.nU'Ktic or finamiul, we will agree to
-tml you ‘
’ fur <*tw* year at the
for them. He can send 'them t•> l iv.iloLWly |hw price o f .r»0 rents,
Now-Hint, it is possible to send
merchandise by Parcels Post, we
suggest, that should you need
anything in the way o f Prescrip
tions filled, Drugs or Patont Med
icines, that you send<to
Ciias. N. Clarke,
i ilia Nittidudl Wugftiiue o f Fun is
you cheaper than you can gut
. mahiug greatoriitrides than any ot’ier
them ul home.
I Liagaaine I efore the American pa »lie
o v e r
«£ , v l a : o ’
V Ü L x d L v : '■ • tre: i : * .2
todr>*. I l e a magazine that will !<
the *■ hole family in » gtanl humor. ’Ilie
stafT <»r 1 off! c< ;ft:iirw arti»«*, caries*
t nrk.I« a in I v. rft *rf. who rank am >ng
the hist i • the country. It is hi
iu 1 1
i »r<l | tiutril inrulors. It will
k.-.-j) tl: ■ .vlml f mtly cheerful th*
year rountl. Y i . i eau afford to s i uut
? y< itr to do tf’is. H«-nd tM* i:ll|e
|Jug a./I F it • Y ( KNTtt today to the
PiiUU. is o f I a K ! Dayton, Ohio, for
o. e
r’x
The r.- julsr
• L . j, $t.00, but m nre making this
l:iP : I1A1. O FFER to get *c piaiutod.
HARD IT MES
B A L L
.IAN, 81, 1014
CHOWN’ S HALL