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Hay,
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MOSIER, WASCO. COUNTY, OREGON, FRIDAY, JUNE 19. 1914
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■ • Oregon
MCS12R HEIGHTS INDUSTRIAL CLU3
anything ancient, unless, per­
haps. it is old clothes. Some
day in th» dim distance, it is
possible th:.t Mosier's posterity
will exhibit with reverence and
awe the first copy of the Mosier
Bulletin who can say?
And'
who among our subscribers lias
preserved a copy? What a ploss-
Uj-e it will be for us to look down
(or up) from our printorial abode
and see the future citizens of;
Mosier saj about 2014— take,
from a glass case a copy of the
Bulletin, carefully preserved, and
read with veneration th ech ros-j
ides of that long ago when Mo
sier was in its infancy,
to the party ordering them, a t legal rate*, and
paid for before aliioavita are furnished.
The Mosier Heights Iinlustriai
Club held its regfllar monthly
meeting' at the school house in
Since S. Benson, of Port lami, DistriiS No. 41. on June 13th.
has guaranteed that the pro-
A pood!) number assembled
I M»sed bond issue of $75,000 would and all partook of a picnic din­
[open tlie Columbia River High­ ner, after gwhich the club was
way through this county, senti- . c:. led ! ori • !' by vice pres U*nt
1 men! in favor of the project has Julian lhmningsen. ¡'tie min­
i been greatly strengthened and utes of tlie previous meeting
lit is the general belief that the were re:;d by tbt* secretary, Miss
j bond issue, when submitted, v. ill Florence Huskey.
carry by a good majority, says
A fter Uie regular ordgr of
M o s ie r
O rego n
the Hood River News. At a business. the Question for next
meeting fund at ,.ihiai\ ii..d, meeting \ as discussed and it was
baturdaj evening, delegates ftotn decided to hold it the last ¡ssitur-
all parts of the valley met to ex- tlay evening in July,
; Change views and to report the
A fter the club meeting all
DAVID ROBINSON, M. D.
¡sentiment in their sections. Some
¡n a SOtiul time,
strong talks in favor of the road
Those present were My. and
Everybody
Physician and Surgeon
were made and the gathering Mrs. Geo. Young and children.!
likes it—
(adopted the following resolu- Mr. a m! Mrs. Henry Haiinum! M osier
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O kkgon
V q & K s
thins:
and children, Miss Martha Han-,
chocolates
! Whereas, The completion of num anj Mrs. Ituby Rockwell,
Send
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b*S .. c
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n u i to M o d ern C on fee tint, ery C o m p an y , Port
tnd, Ü
O r 1 e g o n , 5 “ M o d e rn S w e c is “ seals clip p ed
V ''
) m
land,
the Columbia River Highway in 3j8ters of Mr. llannum, Mrs.
from the
the en clo su re found in a l' p ack ag es o f “ M o d e rn “
A
V / t ’ from
BENNETT, SINNOTT 8 GALLOWAY
time for the 15)15 travel to and Earl Brice, Mrs. Lloyd Brice and
rod
o r 1 0 ce n ts (sta m p s o r c o in ) fo r p o stag e , and
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f f p
i ro
d u cts, <
»31 full
full dan.nlc
oat).nit b o x o f V ogans C h o co late s will be sen t you
I from the San Francisco exposi- ^ ,n pjene, Mrs. H. H. Nielsen!
Attorneys-At Law
s r t i y 1---- 7 7 TH fr*e
lion is of the greatest import- and children, Florence and Elsie
FI It GUARANTEE. If for ai reazo.i Vofan« CUocolaiw j
it.' I it five a puretcucr perl,-a »atiifactioi.. * r a.c adtborwed to
* anee to Hood River, and,
Huskey, Julian Henningsen.Mrs.
replace them at their expense
G eneral P ractice
S . E. F R A N C I S C O
Whereas, This can only lie ac- Clias. Sparling and daughter
Proprietor
“THE OAKS.“
coniplislied by the immediate vot- Martha,
TH E DALLES,
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OREGON
ing of a bond issue of $15,000 to
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M OS 1ER.
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OREGON
open the Columbia River road ¡fJQSiEi] ASSEMBLY. UKITtD ARTISANS
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jthrougli Hood River county, and
♦W. A. HUSBANDS
Musier Assembly United Arti
Whereas, The benefits to be
Blacksmith
uvei al meeting
meeting to
to in
in- :
derived for the prosperity , , f *ans held a special
! Hood River county from this im- ¡Hate a large ^ class of new m em -, Horse Shoeing and General
mediate action will warrant put- hers. 1 bey invited llie Dalles;
Repair Work.
I ting aside all other road matters »»semhty U) bring over their cel-
Sal ¡«faction Guaranteed
lof whatever nature for the pres- ebrate.l degree team to show the'
new
mem;
h
s
the
mysteries
of
MOSIER,
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OREGON
|ent, and
Meals At All flours
Machine Shop
Whereas, If we are to expect ai lls mship.
loads
of
members
i
and Garage
BA
K
ERY
' state aid in the construction of,
1 vv<) ,,-uck
this road Hood River must show «'«1
bes.ues several loads
CONFECTIONERY
Auto Repairing and
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an inclination to do her share. ¡» ‘ lll’ivate maclimea numbering
accessories.
A
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SOFT
DRINKS
PLUMBING
therefore
! bet ween 40 and ou members
Work Guaranteed
CIGARS
TOBACCO
Steam and Hot Water Moating.
BiG t resolved, That it is the ' w«re
attendance
First and State St.
V . E. E 1 N D B U R Ü ,
sentiment of this meeting that ( H.ere were over 30 new m em -,
Jobbing promptly attended to.
Hood River,
Oregon
the county court of Boon River l»*™ " ”orode ' “i gout, and they '
S th bgess B log , M o sie r , O r e .
I county be petitioned
to call an wll> *
V«» tha* it was some MOSIER
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i unit. 1 nte 16 cadets put oh a
I election at once for the aforesaid
,
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bond issue.
| vt‘rv >‘' a>'H[ul fancy drill which
D e r b y 8i S t e a r n s
NOTICE.
IF Y O U W I S H
A conference was held Mon- was ^
m,,el' appreciated by
Having assumed the manage-
L a w yers
day at Multnomah Falls between ‘ ''
To meet your friends, stop at
j ment of tlie Mosier water sys­
fine
a delegation fro m ‘this county
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niiiMtioii
tem. all persons are hereby noti-
te and
HOTEL MOSIER.
and stale
and officials
officials of
of that
that spr«*art.was laid and all enjoyed j
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that hereafter no connec­
the good eats. All will welcome I
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H O O D R IV E R .
county. Those from here in­
tions
to any water main, nor any
cluded Judge Stanton, Commis­ another visit from The Dalles as­ A ll M o d em a n d u n d er Netv
extensions,
toilets, baths or yard
M anagem ent.
sioner Hawkes, Truman Butler, sembly, as they were a lively
DR. C. H. JENKINS
hydrants may he made by any
hunch.
E. W. Sweaney, ltov 1). Smith,
person without first obtaining
Mosier assembly will have a n -; A l t l i M H N I l i t ) B V l ' t l F A C I L I T I E S
DENTIST’
C. W. Hooker, Chris Det.hman other class to initiate in two
permission, and giving due no­
and District Attorney Derby. weeks.
W. C. GLOYD, Prop.
tice thereafter.
O
regon
H ood R iv e r ;
Those whom they met included
J . E. H ig ley ,
CaiMEIiCUL CLUB EKTEBTES
Governor West, Secretary of
O f f c e P lu m e , 1 0 8 1 .
l i e s , l 'h o n e , ¡ 0 3 . a 23 iu
Manager.
St^i.e Olcott, State Treasurer
The Mosier Commercial Clu1,
Kay, State Highway Engineer
gave
a luncheon Wednesday eve-i
Bowlby, S. Benson, Sam Hill, J.
SURE!
ning
to the ladies of the town;
11. Yeon and others.
Now tha it is possible to send j
At Saturday’s meeting here, and a most enjoyable time was
mei- Illudiseli.' Parcels Post, we j
had.
W.
G.
Gloyd,
of
Hotel
Mo­
C. W. Hooker presided and called
l for the election of a chairfffan. sier, catered in his usual efficient siigg- t that should you need ¡
R. H. Wallace was chosen and manner to the material wants of anything in the way of Pie- j
(Being one of a series of talks
those present and pleasant hours
W. Hooker made secretary,
scriptions filled, Drugs or Patent
on
TUM A-LUM commodities)
t M. R. Noble and Mr. Fletcher were whiled away in social in­ Medicines, that you send to
tercourse
and
dancing.
DOUGLAS F IR (sometimes called Oregon Fine) is “ Amer­
thought some provision should
« ica’s greatest all-utility lumber.”
The Commercial Club isp rov-j
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also he made for improving* that
CHAS. N. CLARKE
! par! of the road this side of Vi- ing itself a fir niiiiienl factor in
1. FIR is the strongest, siill’is t structural lumber in the
the
social
and
business
life
of
American
Market.
! i*nt< , 1 nit it was slated thid all
the town arid the membership The DRUGGIST of Hood River,
flood River is expect? d to do is .
,
2. FIR is about 25 i«*r c<- t lighter than atiy structural
ing.
for them. He can send them to
to impropriate the $75.000 for ,s
,dl ■' u'
lumber approaching it in str - th.
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...
you cheaper than you can get
the opening of the road. Fur-
3 }.'||* js) one of tin* most beautiful woods forinterii-r work.
iNTERESTIHU
KiSTORiCAL
RELIC
^ ther improvements will come
them at home.
WHEN COMBINED WITH “ TUM-A-LUM” S E R R V IC E -
from the state or other sources
Thru tlie courtesy of Mrs. E.
FIR HAS COME TO BE KNOW’N AROUND MOSIER AS
it was intimated.
I j . R-wit. w«- had the pleasure to
Books, Stationery,
L. E. Dart made a strong talk
examine this week a copy or r an
¡in favor of the bond issue. He
O ffic e S u p p lie s
at
spoke from experience of the old newspaper, published
“ See HARMS About it”
Kingston, Ulster county, N. Y.,
Subscriptions taken for
, value of good roads and the
Magtizines
I tourist, trade to Culifornfi . “The ;tn«l dated January 4. 1800 It,
w ill he rei. ml-eretl th; ! George
, tourist crop is the host on enrlb' ' ’
Mail orders promptly at­
V . l.' .-I - n died on I >ec-::.b<)
j declared Air. Dart, ' aiu:
ill
tended to. We will try
mean even more to this valley 54, 17i>.. at th** age of GK vears.
to pmase you.
ANXIOUS MOMENTS.
The paper c< ntains a notic of
than the apple crop. W liai
I
f
yon
carry an unreliable <
his death rm«i an obituary: also a
. tne scenery, the climate am .1 »
i you have a good many aucii in
the other at tractions, Ixtt’s not heairiiful eulogv to the «lead pat­
1
I f your watch need* «ttentlo i i-ri
it
riot, situ »sinan and ex-president;
J to iix. W-' can truthfully any you will be
214 E 2nd S t., The Dalles.
1 Isittie them up any more, but
:fi •»> ini,•resting news of the day;
J more than pleaaed with our wink,
’ reap the U*neiits.”
j
l)e|>emla!»t'- wt»rk and aatialied custom-
A. C. Staten spoke of I hi- value also sheriff’s sal -s of ail sorts of
a rt are our beat advertisem ent».
things, including “ negro wench-
of getting some financial leav-
ener for th * vsll-w in Hie v.a of i'i,” etc. The paper is printed
ready crisli* He snid that flu* with old style t>i>«, which makes
it difficult for the uninitiated to
HOOD HI VICK.
tourists would fill tills need. He
read. It i likewne discovered
gave some estimates of the num­
that huntiin nature was the same
■nao« « 1 eï-i.oitt-'.k«»®' ♦coo«». »•;«tx.N«
ber ivho w ould
here and de-
in those days »is it is today, with
e
iteri
dared lhat he iiicnTT
we n dice that
ita frai'ti
ould do much to
I therefrom
te«l to pay any
nan
n
till u supply y on with atty-
tid* over th l>ad cm, years a
IV f i i s naughty
it racle'
IE W E ÍJ R OPTICIAN
..g in this iii.e tu most
: place the r< nty on a prosper«
I
financial ha s. He de :• la ru I tl lilt
reasonable pi ic«-s.
wen in the pos­
I(tvjH r
this is tire irgent n „„.j ,,r i
Eyes Tested. Glass«*« Fiited ^ Y stch es, clocks.
té »öl ' s fain
s peal
\ alley. Sev
J o idry, Sf«*i liug Silverware. Cut Glass
«SM
*ntf
>h<
ex(iii ss“d i hefiiselve; ilong
T <*nty years Experience
-ie...! ! ,,
X:M
cquir«
tng
sanu. line.
I grind nty own l.enses.
a soldier in
nei i iie
is trwMiired \
M vam vm m
Gloyd retur ne«! th« i; -le il oli. ìl
Mrs. W.
Plume Bl.it
I'he Dalles. Oregon.
a ,ill
' ‘orical *
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defiglit-
>—»¡:> i.w am am ai
,;<e«wo*u ^v.ea»t"*«i«m m w iii
iialutaiiy reveteiice Jte.-*
du» r
ano friemls. relie.
¡M l V IS I
Nichol & Company,
Flour,
Feed, Groceries and
Furnishing Goods
to il
Peoples Meat Market
The Market of Quality
sap*
Complete tin« of Choice Meats Fish
and Provisions, Salt and Cured
Meats. Highest market price paid
for chice veal and ¡»oultry.
I
101 E. Third Street
The Dalles, Oregon
the PA Cl FIC
S 1A TES
Fire Insurance Co.
The Only Oregon Old Line Fire
Insurance Company.
Protection is Everything.
J. K. McGregor,
Bargains
Mosier. Ore.
in
Automobiles
Two-cylinder, 5-passenger Buick, 1905)
Four-cylinder, 5-passenger Elmore, 1910
an y o f the abov e m en tion ed cars
Columbia Auto & Machine Co., Inc.
H ood River .
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Oregon
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S. F. GOSS
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Foust & Merle j
DRUGS?
Four-cylinder, 5-passenger 1911 Max­
well, fully equipped,detachable tonneau
M ake us an offer on
HOSIER RESTfiURAW
T
Turn-'-Lum ber.
Here is a chance to g'et a Standard
Hot Point Electric Iron for less than
cost. Read further and learn how.
We have made arrngements \ ith tlie Prcific Power & Light
Company, o f The ¡hides, to furnish these Irons to the patrons
of the company, with the Mo3iE« B u l l e t in , a t less than cost.
Here is the plan:
The Iron retails at $3.50.
The yearly suh-
scr ption price of the BULLETIN is $1.50— $5.00 for tlie two, if
taken separately.
V\e are offering
th e
B U L L E T IN
and the
Standard Hot Point Iron fur £ 3 . 5 0 — the pnet of the Iron
alone, to al! who pay up
th e ir
arrearages, to all renewals, and
to all new sul/scribers to the BULLETIN fee cash.
T b iso fferis made for a limited time a:-u its object -s three­
fold— to intro i.icfc tin- Iron into all the b n *s wiim- i e —ctr’c iv
Is used, w ht.e tlie Iron is not
u, plied: t-> induce our su->-
scribers to ke*-p their suliscnotions paid up. ami t* give con-
Consumers o f electricity an opportunity to wcur* one of these
Irons—a lxs»n ■> the I.o’ se ^ fe-—at less than cost.
r ar at
the B i’L iJ"
in
office and inspect tlw*s<- Imns.
Pifcr
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Company
The Tombstone
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\ Try Hi n and
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W. F. LARA WA Y,
L GO IN!,
be Convinced I
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Dr. Georg F. Newhouse