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EVERY FRID AY
BY
MOSIER BULLETIN
H . G. KiiSBKE. Proprietor
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Entered as second-class m atter March 12, 1909 at
th e post office a t Mo*¡er, Oregon, under the A c t o f
March 3, 1879.
VOL VI
ANXIOUS MOMENTS.
I f you carry an unreliable 'tim epiece,
you have a good many such momenta.
I f your watch needs attention bring it
to us. W e can truthfully say you will be
more than pleased with our work.
Dependable work and satisfied custom­
ers are our beat advertisements.
MOSIER, WASCO COUNTY, OREGON, FRIDAY. MARCH 20, 1914
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HIGHLY PRAISED
LOCAL ANO PERSONAL
M. A. Mayer spent a few days
'in Portland this week.
Former Resident Has
Faith
in Future of District
A good stock o f Records for
your Victrola a( Cbown’ s.
H. M. West was attending to
¡business in The Dalles Tnesday. i
IS
NO. 3
to the party ordering «item, at legal rates, an »
paid fo r before affidavits are furnished.
i
Nichòl & Company,
And This Observer B èm g'O b-
Serving, Asks Questions.
W. F. LARA WA Y,
The Ladies Aid Society w ill1
The following letter was re­
An •observer ‘asks. Why is 'it
meet eext Wednesday with Mrs.
ceived recently in respose to one
that the. pupils o f tire Mosier
; written by L. A. Mathews, who | 0. G. NichoL
school are not required to salute
HOOD RIVER, ORE.
Miss Alice Mosier came down
had evidently commented favor­
the American flag, morningsaml
ably on the present condition and from The Dalles to spend Sun- j evenings, as it floats > over the
future prospects o f the Mosier day with her father.
school grounds. WhAt is the
M o s ie r
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^O r e g o n
W IW W IM S IW H i district.
The writer, R. M.
W. S. Moss and family and flag there for, if not to teach'
Ross, a former resident o f Mo- Jack Graham spent a few days patriotism to the child —to incul­
sier, still has property interests ! in Portland this week.
cate in the pupil a love and rev­
here and has a lively interest in
F. W. Wilson, o f The Dalles, erence for his country and his
I
JEWELER OPTICIAN
the prosperity and advancement
was down yesterday looking- a f­ country’ s flag? Also, the same
of 'this section, as is evident
observer asks, why is the fire
ter his-ranch interests.
from bis letter, part o f which
drill not practiced’ regularly, as
Eyes Tested, Glasses Fitted, Watches, docks,
Mrs. T. W. DeBussey and Miss
we here quote’.
required by law? So far as can
>
Jewelry, Sterling Silverware, Cut Glass
Irene Fisher were Monday after­
" I am very glad to hear such
he learned, there have been hut.
£
Twenty years Experience.
noon visitors in Hood River.
good
news
-of
Mosier.
I
have
two
or three fire drills since the
X
I grind my own Lenses.
A PO PU LAR CONFECTION­
Mr. and Mrs. H. ‘M. Scearce beginning o f the -school term, i
never had any doubt about the
ERY STORE,
and
daughter
Caroline,
were
intrinsic
values'of
Mosier
prop­
last September. There may be
^ The Dalles, Oregon.
Phone Blank 711
where the most deliciona candies cAn
erty nor that they would ulti­ visitors in The Dalles on Wed­ good' reason for this, but it is not
be procured, is always a source of
mately be shown. 'I feel that nesday.
in accordance with the school
attraction to the g irl with a-swefct
the district will make a mistake,
Miss Effie Wright returned law, which states that each
tootli, which is-the reniou* fo r ' the
however, if the growers do not home Monday from a three school having an average daily
demand upon us at all tiVnea. -Ev­
arrange to maintain an exhibit months’ visit with relatives in I attendance o f 50 or more pupils,
eryone that likes rich and luscious
chocolates, dainty marshmallow«,
at Frisco next year, at least un­ the valley.
shall devote not less that thirty
line bon-bons and cream caramels,
til the middle o f the summer,
minutes in each month “ to in-
■made from high grade and pure in­
C. H. Davenport w en tto P o rt-1
,
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showing apples raised in 1914
struct, and train the pupils, by
gredients, always llnd their way to
The "Market of Quality
and not kept in cold storage. It land Wednesday morning to visit means o f drills, so that they may,
“ T ab O aks .”
would be seen by hundreds o f his w ife whose condition is slow­ in sudden emergency, be able to
S. K. FRANCISCO.
thousands of people and I doubt ly improving,
leave the building in the shortest
P roprietor “ T FlE O A K S .”
Men’s Easter Bonnets, new possible time and without confu­
■very seriously whether there
would be another exhibit-of sim- tones just arrived. You should sion or panic.” 'It. is very im­
Complete Tine o f Choice Meats Fish
lar character. Any man seeing •get a “ new lid” now. Strauss, portant that pupils, particularly
and Provisions, Salt and Cured
such a display and having any i N ew Caps, too.
the younger ones, should have a
Meats. Highest market price paid
leanings
toward
horticulture
Emile Sundborg, a former thorough knowledge o f the fire
for cilice veal and poultry.
would certainly look up a district I resident of this district, came up drill, as it has been proven times
that could produce that class of from Portland Wednesday to without number that many lives
Headquarters for high grade merchandise and
•fruit before investing very heav­ j spend a few days.
our prices are very templing
have lieen saved in school house
ily anywhere else. When you
fires by the promptness and e f­
I Ernest Evans and family re­
get a chance, talk it up.”
ficiency with which the pupils
This is a proposition winch it turned last Friday from Uma- put their knowledge of the fire
The Dalles, Oregon
101 E. Third Street
behooves every fruitgrower, ev­ i tilla where they spent the past drill to'the test.
ery farmer, the fruit growers ! four or five mortths.
i association, the local grange, the Hats made over and re-trimmed
Sells Last o f 1913 Crop
business ;men, the commercial i by Mrs. Ila F. Smith, tire Hood
understand (hat the last
'cldb and every resident in the River Milliner. In Mosier March
car fif the 1913 crop o f apples in
district to agitate-and keep agi­ 24th for five days.
the Mosier district was ¿'nipped
¿Before you make your spring purchases call
tating ‘ until definite and satis­
and inspect our stock.
We will prepay freight
Chas. Abernathy and family, out t^is week. They were Ben
factory arrangements are made o f Portland, hwve'beon visiting Davis and were: sold by ‘ Dr.
• v>n. pm chases shipped tv Mosier.
for a creditable display of fruits ! the past week on the ranch with Robinson a t«-v e ry satisfactory
We^carry in stock the best pianos on tthe
o f the Mosier District at the 1915 Gerald Wyss and family.
price.
on the market, such as Knobe, Fischer,
Fair.
Vose, Hobart M. Cable, Kohler & Chase,
Ww, N. Akers arrived Sunday i
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Kohler & Campbell. $50 less than Port­
night from Portland and will
Sanitary Improvements
Wedded in Mosier
land prices. Also Pianolas erf the same
spend the summer here looking
L Larrih ha(s imd'installed this
makes. Small payments and easy terms.
A quiet but beautiful wedding after-the work on-the ranch.
week a modern sanitary toilet
•Old instruments taken in exchange. -Call
and septic tank on his premises.
was sólemnized last Saturday
lib Hast Second St.
The'Dalles, Öre
and inspect our goods.
Frank Howard, o f Hood River,
J. E. Higley’ anti'F. S.’ Goss are
evening at 8 o ’ clock at the resi­
■ ■ ■ ■ M ir a
Oiegon I dence o f the bride’ s brother, R. and E. R. Cole, 'rtf Portland, doing a first dass'joh and they
Hood River
supervising foreman, of the <P.
say they are ready for another.
J. Taylor when Mise Bess Taylor
-é**~
S. Tèi. Co., were in town 'Mon­
o f Lawrence Kas., and -Mr. Carl
day.
Patison for Sheriff
Pohlman of Ellsworth, Kansas
What is the Meaning of
J. M. Patiwsn, rtf Du f ir an­
Mrs. C. A. Brown returned
were made man and wife, the
m
nounces
this
week
his
candidacy
Rev. J. G. Tate officiating. Only Monday from a visit with relative
She was accom­ for nomination for tlie office of
the immediate relatives o f the in Portland.
Like a Rood many Words in English “ Tum-A-Lum”
panied
by
her
father,
Mr. B a r - sheriff o f Wasco county on the m
bride anfl a few invited guests
is derived from a greal many languages. Originally
I democratic ticket.
from the Chinook Indian meaning 'Scattered Waters.’
witnessed the ceremony.
The croft.
Tum-A-Lum
has eorae to mean:
young couple will make their
Mrs. Sarah McVey returned to
Will he Treated in Portland
In French, ‘ -To Bxt'dl,” In Dutch, “ Handle file
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home in Portland.
Mosier on Saturday last, having
Best o f Grades,” In German, “ Service,” In Irish,
Thos. Elliott went to Portland
visited relatives in The Dalles
“ Quality” In Spanish, "T h e B°st for the Money.”
last Saturday with his son Turn
and Kingslev for the past
Mi.<s Blackburn Surprised
Put till of the above meanings together and you
who has been ill for several m
have
the-menning o f Tum-A-Lum in English.
A large number o f Miss Grace monili.
monhts. and who consulted a
hi Lite Language of Mosier Tum-A-Lum stands for
Blackburn’ s school friends sur­
Rev. H. C. Clark came up specialist for his trouble.
the most up-to-date Lumber Yard in the city.
prised her lad! Friday evening I from Hood River Wednesday
Ours Seveful States.
-the occasion l*eing her birthday. evening and 'gave a lecture in
Boxing—Two grades on hand—Price O. K.
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A very 'pleasant time was hall ‘ the Christian Church on Sunday
H. M. Scearce arrived home
the first o f Ihe’weék from an ex­
and the party broke up at a late ¿School work.
tended business trip thru parts
hour, wishing her many returns
Mrs Ella Dishrow, long dis­
o f Oregon, Washington, Idaho
o f the day.
tance telephone operator at The
and Montana, in the interests of
Dalles, visited this week with
the Holcomb Mfg. Co., of -In­
Important to Citizens
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Miss Dolly Fisher, local tele­
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dianapolis, Ind.
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We call attention
of our phone operator.
townspeople to City ordinance
J. M. Carroll anti w ife and
Returns lo Mosier
The Dalles, Ore.
410 Second St.
No. 4, which is printed in this son Jim, Leslie Root, I>eo Higlev
Mrs. Frank Page and her two
'issue, and<-at once itecumes oper­ and Hans Kollandsnnl were ¡children, who have spent the
ative and would suggest that visitors at Hood River last Sat- winter in Portland, returned to
everyone secure and preserve a urday'fcfternoon
Mcrtier the first o f the week and
copy o f the Bulletin containing
E. M. Strauss was in Portland on Tuesday, in company with
said ordinance lliat he may be­
Monday buying noveities for the Dr. Robinson, Mrs. Page <went
come
thoroughly acquainted
is to receive the maximum amount
Easter trade. N e w dress goods, Pendleton tv: see her husband,
with its provisions.
who is in r fesnilarium.
o f work on th > minimum amount of
silks,
Tango
pumps,
Tango
neck­
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feed. This can lie successful!'.’ done
laces, et«.. will be ¡here Satur­
For Sale
Candidate for Sheriff
only by the use of feed of highest
day. Strauss.
•Thirty acres of unimproved
To (he Voters of Wasco County:
quality. Such'feed enn la* had from
Wedtiesfiay, March 25th, TON) fruit land.
Ivies IteautifuHj
I hereby announce that I will
extra votes with purcht*»- of and with practically no waste
be a candidate for the Demo­
each
50c worth-rtf bacon or ham; land. I .ocaled a few rods west
cratic nomination for the office
•5U0 i*\tra extra votes with each nf ' ‘Buena Vista 'Orchards.”
o f Sheriff o f Wasco county at
purchase o f 25r or over -in sar­ Por particules adtfrevs II. A.
the May primaries, subject to
dines. salmon, scrimp, etc.
Rretz, 401 N Blackstone Street,
-the will o f the voters o f the
Strauss.
Jackson.
Mich.
th 20 8t ‘
county. I f nominated and elert-
: Flour, Feed, '.Groceries .and
Furnishing (Goods
{
Dr. George F. Newhouse
Peoples Meat Market
We are Recognized
Phillips Piano House
Fletcher Furniture
C o . Inc.
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The Plymouth Clothing Store
TUMA-LUM
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Stienbloch Clothing
Chloss Bros. Clothing
Florsheim Shoes
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Our Suits are Guaranteed and our Prices are Right
Your car fare paid if you buy a suit.
Tum-A-Lum Lumber Co.
ORE.
) MOSIER
JOE COHEN
The Stock Owner’s Aim
Buy Your Next Suit at
Rice & McCoy
li. M. WEST
The Dalles, Ore.
You will be assured a satisfactory fit ami service
ed d promise to discharge ’tne
iluties'nf the office'to llie’hest of
my ability ami in an economical
a ’manr.er as possible, anil will
enforce the laws insofar as they
apply to the*office o f Sheriff.
J. M. P atis o n .
Paid AdvvrtwnMoit.
Well Digging
M m finery.
Don't haul water when vOG'Cfcn
have a well dog on your place at
a nominal r»mt. I willuruaranlee
’to get you water for <50.‘Inquire
at Bulletin office.
G ij -: n F . - S h a w
Mrs. Ila F. Smith, o f Hood
River, will Ite in Muster Mr.nth
24th with a stock n? new Spring
Millinery, at ivaw irnMe prices.
Will also trim or re-make hats.
Rooms at Mrs. T W DuBusstv’ s
Hay, Grain, Mil-' Peed 5]
Agent for DU 1'UN I T’oi,s:tfr
Mosier.
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