Mosier bulletin., February 13, 1914, Image 1

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MOSIER, WASCO COUNTY. OREGON, FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 13, 1914
VOL. V
A
Something New in Mosier
ANXIOUS MOMENTS.
NO. 50
' to the party ordering them, at legal rates, and
| Paid for before affidavits are furnished.
Satisfaction
The Hosier public realixe»
I f you carry an unreliable timepiece,
{¡hat there are a number o f im­
you have a good many such moments.
provements which -ire- macli
If your watch needs attention bring it
IS
seeded and which can be made
to us. We can truthfully say you will be
without a great expenditure of
more than pleased with our work.
money. One of these is the
Dependable work and satisfied custom­
ers are our best advertisement».
completion of the boat landing.
It is well known that this matter
Compare them with those you have been getting and
has leached a. certain stage
N o contention for satisfaction if you buy o f our new line
— See the Difference —
which is lie tween “ something
H O O D R IV E R . O R E .
o f Underwear and Sweater Coats—direct from the whole­
and- nothing. ” Money has been _______
Cost a trifle more, but worth it.
subscribed, part o f it collected,
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sale house.
We believe in and practice: —A reasonable
and a float has been purchased
Price on new goods. No price on second hand goods, for
and paid for. The lumber for tion o f the highway be more in down town after supper and do
the boat house bought at the evidence than here in our dis- a little trading, hut perhaps it
there are none in our stock.
same time, is not yet paid for, trict.
It would mean practi-! does not occur to the customer
and the people want their cally a water grade to and from that he might just as easily buy
money and should have it. It is the east and west to our door. | his goods earlier in the day, or|
up to those who have subscribed
The Telegram article referred tiiat he is keeping the business
and have not as yet paid, to to,, written from Ilood River, man behind his counter when he!
would prefer to be at home with
come through with the cash, so says:
his
family, or enjoying himself;
that the matter can he settled
Interest has been revived here
in
some
recreation. Very few
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and the work completed. We in what has been known for
The Store where Service and Satisfaction are
all know that a boat landing will years as the Friday road, be­ country people are in town after
lie a great benefit to the Mosier ing a suggestion by F. P. Friday six o’ clock at any time of the
Classmates.
public. We know also, that that the county build a road up year, and when they do come in j
they
can
get
their
trading
done
j
these who have paid in their river reaching a point seven
Select Your House From O ur Plan Book.
M o s ie r
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:
O regon
good money which they sub- miles out in the valley with no early. So it has been only fori
the
convenience
o
f
the
town
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scribed have felt that it was grade greater than 3 per cent,
Changes made if desired. Plans, Specifications and a list'
stores have been 1 . „
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W OM EN LO VE
wasted, as nothing has resulted. From this trunk line branches people that the
These
people
h
ave!
#o
f
material furmshed. We also . maintain an engineering de-
kePt open.- These people _____ _
THE SMOKE
Now then, it has been sug- wou*4 eventually lead to
all day to do their trading in, Apartment to aid you in overcoming your building difficulties.
u
fa
Rosodora
Cigar—
5ets. It
gestedr that as February 22nd. different sections o f the vafley> so there is no excuse for keeping | This service costs you nothing. In maintaining this depart-
is so fragrant and delicate
is a general holiday, the citi- ^ ™eans ° f the creek canyons 0 j)en later than 6:30.
fment it is not our policy to become competitors of local con-|
that much as they dislike the
Zens o f Mosier and vicinity who leading off from the river. Ihe
•»tractors and architects.
smell of ordinary tobacco, they
have promised work on the road suggestion hasr been made that
enjoy the odor from a Roso­
SUMMONS
make a holiday at that time and *-'ie Columbia River High-way
dora cigar. Try one today
In the Circuit Court o f the State o f
after dinner. You can enjoy
get out in a body and build the take this course and go to Ihe Oregon for Wasco County.
it in full confidence that you'll
boat house and do as much work
through ih e Dalles Pass J. E. B a r n e t t ,
not he asked to stop, or even
on the road as possible. As-the rather than 141 the Columbia
Plaintiff,
to get out o f the best room in
vs.
22nd falls on. Sunday, it is cus- r' ver’ an(t t *16 Masco county
E. A. RACE, MGR.
the house.
ternary tx> observe the following cou,,t has favored the mountain E d w in J. A r r in g t o n , an unmarried
S. E. F R A N C IS C O ,
man. F id e l ia B. R u t h e r f o r d , a
it parties
parties would
day as
as a
a holiday. Therefore route, as by it
Proprietor “ TH E O A K S .”
widow, H ud so n L a n d C o m p a n y , h
Monday or Tuesday, as seems pass through the farming sec­ corporation, W m . L. W a t e r s and G.
W . P atterson ,
best, should be set apart as a tion of Wasco county, instead of
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day to get together and push through the sand dunes along
Defendant*.
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the river. At Hood River the
To Edwin J. Arrington, Fidelia B.
this workv
sentiment favors the pass route Rutherford, Hudson Land Company.
We call attention to the an­
We would suggest that all
because auto parties will w an t: I Wm.
...... I Waters and G. W . Patterson, nouncement o f J. H. Harper,
H. G. KIBBEE
those in favor of this plan should
to- see Hood River Valley and defendants above named.
of The Dalles, who is out for the
leave word'personally or by card
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In
the
Name
o
f
the
State
o
f
Oregon,
Mt. Hood somewhere along
nomination for the office of
with E. A. Race at the lumber
, I
You are hereby required to appear
route, and only -bv leaving
sheriff on the democratic ticket.
and answer the complaint filed against
yard. This is an important
N O T A R Y P U B L IC
river at Hood River town
1
you
in
the
above
entitled
suit,
on
or
matter and the people should he
A. H. Day, the Hood River
this he done. Again the Collim-I before six weeks from tiie date o f the
interested enough to turn out in
electrician, was a business visi-
bia scenery from here to The first publication o f this summons, here
force.
inafter
stated,
and
if
you
fail
to
so
ap-1
D1 town yesterday,
Dalles is a succession o f bare
M o s ie r
O regon
pear and answer said complaint, plain-
hills, where the pass route leads
tiff will apply to the Court for the
D r . C. H. J e n k in s
ROSIER m COLUMBIA RIVER HIGHWAY through a charming country.
relief prayed for in his complaint, to-
The writer has great faith in w it:
D E N T IS T
E ditor B u l l e t in :
For a judgment against the defend­
the chief officials o f Wasco
ants
Edwin
J,
Arrington
and
Fidelia
The writer wishes to take ex­ county and fully believes they
ORECON
And further B. Rutherford, for the sum o f Twelve HOOD RIVER
ceptions to art article which ap­ were misquoted.
Hundred Dollars, together with inter­
peared in the Evening Telegram believes that when the lime is est thereon from October 14, 1912, at
Rei. Pilone, 3 33 .
o f Portland, wherein said article ripe for definite action on the the rate of ten per cent per annum, 1081 Olfice Phone.
Children can save you many tedious steps; but the tired-
boosted for the F. P. Friday greatest project of our life as for One Hundred and F ifty Dollars at­
est mother hates to send a child into a dark cellar, and
road up Hood River Valley via residents o f Wasco county —the : torney’s fees, and for plaintiff’s costs Notice of Sheriffs Sale of Real
children dislike to go there.
marie and
N o cellar need be dark now-a-dayg, to terrify children
Neil creek to The Dalles farming Columbia River H ighw *y--they 1 1/l,sbu” *m.el,t“ of 8Ult
Property,
can supply you with any­
and worry older people. A ray o f sunshine from an
district—a link in the Columbia will he ready and willing to do
l" ' ln-
thing in this line at most
for a decree o f this Court
Notice is hereby given that an exe­
River Highway.
This article their part. But we, as some- against
" the defendants, and each of cution and order o f sale was regularly j
reasonable prices.
Stated that the county court o f what o f an important part of them, foreclosing the surd mortgage issued out o f the Circuit Court of the [
Wasco county favored said route Wasco county, should in some and ordering that the property therein ( State o f Oregon for Wasco County on
conveniently located In the cellar-way will brighten the
T R Y H IM A N D
as it would send or bring the way show tiiat we are heartily described be sold in the manner pre-| a judgment and decree given, made
darkest cellar at the mere touch o f a switch.
tourist through the farming dis- in accord with the Columbia 1 •cribed l)y law for lhe
r‘“ 1
an,‘ rendpr?d therein ° " the 10tb ,lay
Th® naw lo w V a t t a c * Ediaoa M a id ® Lamp® ara tba moat a c *.
B E C O N V IN C E D
| tate upon mortgage foreclosure, and: 0f February, 1914, in a cause therein
•o m ica l lamp® fo r cella r-w a re, balia, eloaata and o th er part®
trict o f Wasco county. Rut the River Highway and do e v e ry -jthafc |he Court dec^ e that ^ pro pending wherein Edward Ball was
o f the house which n eed iiaht o n ly in term itten tly fo r b rief
p eriod , at a lim a . T r y a fa w a a d realise their co nvenience.
most UTlkind Statement, and a b - thing in OUr power to assist OU1 ceetls arising from such sale be applied plaintiff and George Powell and Minnie | The Dalles - - Oregon
in payment o f the costs and expenses j Powell, husband and w ife, were de-
iolutely false statement, was county officials in this matter.
o f said sale, the costs o f this suit, the fendants, which said execution and
that the Columbia River High­
J. K. M c G regor .
payment o f the amounts due upon said order o f sale is to me directed and was
way would thus escape the sand
note and mortgage, and the overplus, 1 delivered to me, ami commands me to
S U M M O N S.
dunes between Hood River and
“ A L W A Y S AT YO U R SERVICE.”
if any there be, be paid into this Court sell the property hereinafter described
The Dalles by adopting the
to awai-t tin* further decree thereof; for the purpose o f satisfying the judg­
In the Circuit Court o f the State of
.
and that in c u e «aid property should ment and decree in said cause, namely,
Friday road. Now we must ad­
Ihe nine directors o f the M o - inot
for enough to pay the note for the sum of $750.00 with intere»t Oregon, for Wasco County.
mit that the sand dunes do ex­
sier Commercial C lu b met last herein described, together with the in- thereon from the 24th day o f January, G e o r g e E a r l ,
ist in so far as any effort on the
Although details have not been given
1914, at the rate of 8 per cent per an­
Plaintiff,
part oiTthe'citisens o7 the Mosier Fri,da>:
and elected ‘ be U‘re9t there° n’ attorney’8
vs.
cut, a package addressed to a local
following officers for six months: costs and disbursements o f this suit, num; for the »urn of $215.46 accrued
district is concerned, so far as
tiiat plaintiff have a deficiency judg­ interest; for the further sum of $100 I d a R. E a r l ,
I ank coutamieg $71,000 in U. S. Treas­
President, J. K. McGregor; Vice ment; tiiat the Sheriff o f Wasco Coun-!
attorney’s fee; for the further sum of
the writer has been able to learn.
Defendant.
ury notes was taken and a package of
President,
C.
G.
Nichol;
Secre­
ty, Oregon, be directed to place the $119.97 with interest thereon from the
Now that it is possible to send magazines substituted. The substitu­
In the name of the State o f Oregon,
No one from our district has ever
attended any o f the good roads tary, Dr. Robinson; Treasurer, purchaser o f said premise* in immedi­ 24th day o f January, 1914, at the rate You are hereby required to appear and merchandise by Parcels Post, we tion was not found out till the package
ate possession thereof after said sale, o f 10 per cent; for the further sum of answer the complaint filed against you
reached the bank, when the cashier
meetings to place our position F. N. Austin.
and that execution in foreclosure issue $26.90 accrued interest; for the fur- | jn
above entitled suit on or be­ suggest that should you need
found the bundle o f “ L sff’ ’ magazines
The President appointed com- herein; that the plaintiff have a right
before that body, and as a mat­
thel-sum o f $40 attorney’s fee; fo r j fore the 2nd day of February, 1914, anything in the way of Prescrip­
He started to read some o f the stuff
ter o f fact, I doubt if any o f the mittees as follows: Membersnip, to be a purchaser at said sale, and that the further sum o f $626.25 with inter- J an(| ¡f you faj] to so appear and answer
and becume so interested that he agreed
tions
filled,
Drugs
or
Patent
Med­
Columbia R iver Highway offi- E. M. Strauss. C. G. Nichol, H. the defendants, Edwin J. Arrington, est thereon from the 24th day of Oc- ; or otherwise plead thereto, the plHin-
with tin- hank directors to makeup th*
rials have ever been over the M. West; Entertainment. F. N. Fidelia B. Rutherford, Hudson Land tober, 1912, at the rate o f 10 per cent tiff, for want o f any such answer or icines, that you send to
loss if they would (dace him on the sub­
scription list of “ Laff” for life. In or­
route from Hood River to The Austin, P. L. Arthur. J. E. Cole; Company, Wm. L. Waters, and G. W. per annum; for the further sum of $100 j other pleading or appearance, will ap-
Patterson, be foreclosed o f any inter­ attorney’s fee; for the further sum o f ^ p|y to the court for the relief prayed
der to get yon in a good humor and
Dalles, for i f they had they Civic Improvement, R. J. Taylor, est which they may have acquired by $40.02 with interest thereon from the j for jn hi* complaint, to-wit:
help you forget even your big troubles
W ou ld be doing as much talking W. C. Stone, E. L. Root.
A virtue o f »aid second mortgage herein­ 22nd day o f January, 1914, at the rate *
For a decree sod judgment herein, The Druggist o f H ood Rivet, domestic or financial, we will agree to
o
f
6
per
cent
per
annum;
and
for
coats
1
and writing regarding our nn- committee of the whole, with J. before mentioned; that the defendants,
adjudging and decreeing that the bonds
send you “ L a ff’’ for one year at the
excelled scenery and easy grades. K. McGregor as Chairman, was and ail persons claiming by, through, and disbursements of the suit amount­ of matrimony heretofore existing be- i for them. He can send them to ridiculously low price o f 50 cents.
or
under
them,
be
forever
barred
and ing to $12.00 and accruing costs.
tween plaintiff and defendant be for­
The most imposing stretch o f appointed to interview the right-
This National Magazine o f Fun it
foreclosed o f any and all interest In
N O W T H E R E F O R E , in persuance ever diaeolved, and that the plaintiff you cheaper than you can get
Nature’s grandest efforts —un- of-way and tax official o f the O- said premises, or any part thereof, ex­
making greater strides than any other
of said execution and order of sale, and be awarded the custody o f the minor them at home.
magazine before the American publie
biased opinion o f far traveled W. R. & N. Go. in regard to the cept the right o f redemption, and that for the purpose o f satisfying said judg- | children o f plaintiff and defendant, to-
today. It ia a magazine that will keep
the plaintiff have such further relief as ment tend decree and the costs o f this 1 wit: Willie Earl and George Earl, and
fr.en—lies between Hood River incorporation tax,
the whole family in a good humor. The
to
the
Court
may
seem
equitable
and
sale, I will on Saturday, March 14, J for such other ami further relief as to
and The Dalles. And f u r t h e r , ---------- ----------------
staff of I,aff! contains artists, carica­
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1914, at the hour of 1;30 o'clock p. m. j the Court may seem equitable,
E X PER IE NCE
as I take it, the Columbia River
turists and writers who rank among
EARLY CLOSING MOVEMENT
You are hereby notified that this at the court house door in Wasco
Thil „ lnimona ia published In the
the best in the country. It is highly
Highway is essentially a scenic
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summon* is served upon you by publi- county, Oregon, sell st public auction | Mo, jer Bnl|etin( a weekly
m*w*paper
illustrated and printed in colon. It will
route. But it must terminate
Elsewhefe in this issue will he cation in the Mosier Bulletin, a weekly to the highest bidder for cash in hand, ! of grnt.n l circulation published in
keep the whole family cheerful th#
newspaper
o
f
gen»-ral
circulation,
i>ub-
at Hoot! River, where the tourist found a signed agreement of
all o f the East half ( E !* ) o f the North-1 Wasco County, Oregon, for six (6)
year round. You can afford to spend
would see the wonder land o f the business houses o f Mosier lislied in Mosier. Wanco County, Ore­ east quarter ( N E X ) and the South­ consecutive weeks, being seven (7) is-
50c a year to do this. Send this d ip ­
gon, by order o f this Court, made Jan­ west quarter ( S W ‘4 ) o f the Northeast
i asoc w ise*»
sues thereof, In compliance with an or -1
this great United States.
ping and F IF T Y G E N T S today to the
to close their places o f business uary 30, 1914, directing that said sum­
Deatons
quarter (N E ,'4) o f Section Thirty-five
Publiehen o f la ff! Dayton, Ohio, for
Ac.
Neither Hood River nor any at 6:30 p. m. The list does not mons b e so published for a period o f (35) in Township Two (2) North of der o f the Honorable W . L. Bradshaw, I A npon# MMKlfnff t «krtrh CeevHiOMTS
and d*Rcrli>» ! « « may
Judge o f the Circuit Court of the • Qhlrikiy aacartnin rmr opinion f r « « whethar aa
one year’s subscription. The regular
sis
week»
from
the
date
o
f
the
first
other place can succeed in a include all o f them, because o f
invention t« probably patantabto. C xm tm uilrv
Range Eleven ( I I ) East of the W ill­ State o f Oregon for Wasco County,
price is $1.00, but we are making this
tlouaatrlctlyaonfldantlaL MNufiOOH on Pataata
amette Meridian in Wasco county, which order is dated the 17th day o f i •ant fra«. < fldaat avanry for Kecartn«patanw.
selfish way.
The Mosier dis­ the natuse of their business: but publication thereof.
S P K G IA L O F F E R to get acquainted
Paten t« raban rhrougii Maim A (o . raoeW?
The date o f the first publication of Oregon, containing one hundred twen­
December, 1913, and the date of the ( tperial ncMe*, WTItioul ebar^a. In ih «
trict is unfortunately bottled up it will benefit those who have
this summons is February 6, 1914, ami
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publication o f this sutrmons is the
io far as easy ingress and egress agreed to the movement, and the date o f the last publication is ty [120J acres more or less.
NOTICE!
Dated this 10th day o f February. , 9th ,l a y o f December. 1913.
A banllaomaly IWwatratad vaably. !,* r*«a t fir .
by wagon road is concerned, and the public will soon become ac- Mar-h *>, 1914.
catation of any »-'iantlde lourn*l. Tarma, f i a
1914.
ja a r ; f >«r m«ntba, |L 0okl by all pawadratcra.
finios
bought
on cotistgrnnent.
F
r ed W . W il s o n ,
P a u l W. c h il d k r s .
ftowhere in Oregon should the customed to it. O f course it is
L k vi C r r m m a n ,
Attorney for Plaintiff.
Bring your hitles to the Bulletta
pun
,
Attorney
for
Plaintiff.
Sherif o f Wasco, County Oregon
Spirit o f unity for the construe- convenient to be able to
i office.
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Bran
Short*
W. F. LARA WA Y,
Contentment
Middlings
h . M. W EST
Hay,
Grain,
Mill
Feed
Agent for DUPONT Powder
Nichol & Co.,
Oregon
Mosier,
House Plans Free
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l Tum-A-Lum Lumber Co.
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MOSIER
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COMINI
The Tombstone
Man
No Bugaboos Down Cellar
Edison M azd a Lam p
Pacific Power & Light Co.
CLUB ELECTS OFFICERS
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DRUGS?
SURE
Chas. N. Clarke,
P atents
Scientific American.
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$71.000 ROBBERY