Mosier bulletin., June 19, 1914, Image 4

— LOCAL —
FRUIT ASSOCIATION EX­
J. K. McGregor was a business
 ROUND DOZEN
MADE IN Wô.SCü BO üÿtT
TR jü T FSÏ FC" HOSIER CREEK
TENDS WAREHOUSE
visitor at the county seat on
Monday
On last Friday, June 12th,
The Ladies’ Aiil society of Thr*
On Tuesday last the Bonneville
Mrs.
W.
S.
Moss
is
rii
iting
for
Dalle*Cong
1
Fruit Associati
I’ m in the market for all
iish hatchery sent lip 1 0 , 0 0 0 ;
For Sale Cheap
kinds
of carpenter work
several weeks with her sister inigiv. a "Ms«
1
' *
Ei ten brook trout to be pkced
Team of horse», weight 3000
Will furnish plans and spec­
Portland.
quet at Hotel Dalles n< t W •:
' the wesl end J *1 their ware
-ier Creek. This is the
lbs. Addrena
J.iye is apparently as proud of ¡'«use. The addition will be 40 firHt jn3tal|ment of 75 000 apJ ifications for all work that I
The people o f Ortley will join
' J'">" 2 |- wta*re
J ames C herr . v ,
this last as he was of the first, ¡by 50 feet in size, and with the; i plied for. The rest will arrive! get or superintend the con­
in the Fourth of July celebration nu," ' * r ot rm.mment people wd
Mosier, Ore.
struction of.
[gather to see and hear exploit -d ; Mr. and Mrs. Huskey are the present wareroom, will provide in batches later.
at Mosier.
the natural and artificial re-i proud parents of an even dozen ample packing and storage facil-1' Mosier Creek is justly famed
$4,00 per m y for 9 hours.
För Sale.
Leslie Root and Miss Dolly ¡ s o u r c e s of the county. Perhaps '-hildren, two only being girls, 'ties. Messrs. Middleswart & l forits fine fishing. So popular
J. P. ERHART,
Threedoa* 2 qt., 0 dz. 1 qt. Fisher were visitors in The Dalles f(nv n|- our ow,’ ii citizens and lessi5'" 1* a** al'e living happily under Marsh have the contract.
is it that parties come from long{
Mason fruit jars. Will sell for yesterday.
¡o f the outside residents of Lie* '
home r o o t - t r e e , a:.d they are
~ ~
(listances to erjoy the piscatorial
M osier
-
-
O regon
mighty Huskey lot of
30c per dor,- for qnarts and 50c
J. H. Eakin and family left on .state, realize what varied re-
Stanley Eastman brought into sport. I hese, with the local;
children. This is the kind of
per doz¿ for 2 quarts.
Tuesday by boat for Albany, sources Wasco county posses
our office yesterday soma fin» nimt'ods. keep the stream pretty j
Address W. P. Vining, Mosier, where they will spend the sum- They will have an opportunity family that would delight the samples of alfalfa
w ilier well . shed out and it is neees-
or call at Bulletin office.
1 at this time to inform them- heart of Roosevelt, and no doubt wheat, grown on his arm east ¡sary to re-stock tiie wjj^ers every i
mer.
I were lie acquainted with the cir­ of town. The alfalfa, grown 1 y^ar or two.
selves.
W. L. Ftrebaugh and J. H.
cumstance lie would consider
without irrigation, nv asured 39
When in doubt about shoes, [Devlin, of Portland, spent Sat­
Mr. and .' . If 11 km
1 - d to
Old papers for sale at tliis,
inches
in length, and the wheat
see Strauss
urday and Sunday at the Ortley ]
OLQ FRIENDS SHEET
canonization, a niche in the hall
1 IT -
i office.
was 6 feet, 7 inches tall.
Land clearing toole-of all kinds. Inn.
of fame, a medal or a pension —
W .E . Grown.
Chris Pfeterson and wife, of I Mr. Emery Sensenich and W 1 , s.sibly all tour.
; f t - ' i S M E l T -
'■
- v . O i * J T C :.3 Z 3 m 3 n tZ *S 5 M m
‘Forest Grove, spent Wednesday j Albert Nusbaum, two prominent
^ .
Mrs. Frank Page was a-visitor
here with Mr. and Mrs. James business men of Boise, Idaho,
in Port I arid on Monday.
ASTORIA REGATTA FDR !9M
¡with their wives, who weretour­
Mead
A\ gaixl stock o f 1 Records fbr
ing thru the country on their
VTiss Alice Mosier returned on
MOSIER, OREGON
"
Did y o u ever com e hom e
Astoria, Ore., June IS Astoria
your Vvictrola atiChown’S.
Saturday from The Dalles,where
HZ"
to such _a scene as this ? Is
m Hosier Sunday night with will extend the hand o f welcome
2AP1TAL AMD SURPLUS $!1,7 0 0 .0 0
Mtv. Bradford was a-bwainaae she graduated last week from
your wile wearing herself out
their old time friends, Mr. and I™ July 2, 3.and 4, 1914, not only
visitor in BArtlaod thie week.
at such drudgery?
St, Mary’s Academy.
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SIT
YOUR
SA
VIN
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IN
Mrs. Amos Root. They had not to visitors from distant points i
A t A R E F U E L Y M A N A G E Ü
G. Rhodes, was a visitor in
Frank Howard of Hood River, seen eae(, 0 t|ier for OV(,r fort 1 01 the Pacific Northwest, hut in |
Put A Stop To It N ow
B AN K .
The Dalles the first'of tha week. drove over yesterday with his years, their acquaintance having 11 » " ' ' ' »lar to its neighboring com- *j
Don’t wait until this back-
J. N. M o s i e r , Pres.
L. J. .M e r r i l l , Cashier.
Try those crushed fruit and father, who is visiting him from begun in Indiana as mere ehil- munities of the lower Columbia,
breaking strain shows in her
nut sundaes at Arthur & Bdrt’ft. England, en route to Australia. (]ren Old times were talked of Grays Harbor, , Willapa Harbor, ’ ■
face and figure.
Mrs. Georgia Varvel arrived an(* ,nan.v pieasant memories o! ■ 1 he Cowlitz and Uhehah -. valleys, ■ B f l M R '
Miss Edlia Evans and little
A T H O R Electric
Tillamook, Nehalem, etc. In fact,
from childhood days rehearsed.
afternoon
daughter Nedra visited in Hood Wednesday
The old time friends parted through its regatta committee, 1
W a sh er rem oves all the
Cheyenne, Wyo., to visit her
River Wednesday forenoon.
drudgery o f washday saves the
the city extends a cordial in vita- j
brother, Harry Stout, and Cam- with promises ot future visits
clothes and the expense o f wash­
J. M. Elliott returned yester­
tion to all the people of these |
day help.
iwmr
:
ssB
car'sassj
U
K
uioaisn
ily.
day from a fortnight’s visit in
communities to unite in t he 19th I
f
Portland.
. . ’ You can
FIÎED ULMER, Proprietor
Miss Nina Taylor returned on JFJCilERS SECURED FCR FALL TERM Annual regatta to bo held tin the
£;!§, f y ‘ he
dates ulxive mentioned.
Sheriff Levi Clnisman was an Friday last to her home at Esta-
cada,
after
a
week’
s
visit
at
Ort
Fresh and Smokt 1 M .ais, Sausage an d F ish
Great interest is manifested in
Th“ hoard of directors has se­
official visitor in town Tuesday,
ley with her sister, Mrs. R. T. cured the following teachers for this great aquatic event by out-
'Is V T l in y o u r
from The Dalles.
’ Jic ;At hotre for
A
clean,
sanitary
place
to
do
your
shopping
Dawes.
the fall and winter term of side communities this \ear, snd
Mia. E. J. Middleswart, of
15 DAYS
! Admiral Phil Motschan, Jr., of
school in Mosier:
Mrs.
Harriet
Poe
went
to
The
Hood River, visited her daugh­
Principal,
Prof.
Hail
of
Colo-
(he
Imperial
hotel,
Portland,
ex-
Dalles yesterday to make com­
FREE
ter here this week.
mutation proof on her land. Her rado. Grammar Department, J. peels to have at least 3b0 wom-
OREGON
C. A. Morden of Portland, was witnesses were Dick Wilcox and ** Ross: Intermediate Depart-! hers on his personal staff, repre-
. T e le p h o n e
\ f o r a m a ­
a visitor the first of the week to L. H. Lininger.
! ment, Miss Mahada, of Montana; sentit,g all parts of the North-
chine today
his fruit ranch south of town.
Primary Room, Miss Alice Ben west. The committee is leaving *i«n erweme wrw f j w — st
« t áUM»liara
Mrs. Anna Foxley and daugh­ nett.
netiiing undone to provide amuse-
He ary Olsen came up from
ter of Shoshone, Idaho, who
ELECTRIC M G & SUPPLY CO.
Mr.
Ross
and
Miss
Bennett
ments
of nil kinds for all classes
Portland on Saturday and spent
have been visiting Mrs. Fox ley’s are well known locally, having of people.-both on land ami wa
ieveral days here with friends.
Hood River, Oregon-
brother, H. I J. Schoonover, at taught here last term. Mr. Hail ter. They haven numb« r of new
F irst Nati mal Bank Building
Mosier visitors in Hood River Ortley, returned home Iasi Sa)- j,lic| Miss M.-had- ai o f course, speed boats already entered for
Tuesday afternoon were Miss UII*aY'
strangers to tiie hoard, and while I lie big Pacific Coast champion-
and
Lurline Fisher and Dr. Robinson.
Mrs. Kruger, accompanied by | we believe Oregon can furnish ship spied boat rests, some of
V
!<3-i « i «li
fcWMMkTMK
George Rorden moved his fam­ her grandson, Master Garrett, ; excellent teachers for Oregon | which are now under construe-
ily ba«k onto the ranch this came down from The Dalle , on ¡schools, and should do so when lion with a guaraio- td st-.-ed of
ikeek. Geo. has tired of “ city Wednesday and is visiting her possible, we understand these not. I< • than 50 miles pro- hour.
i l !
Kfe.”
daughter, Mrs. C. G. Stoll/., and two teachers come very highly The famous “ Oregon Kid II." ;i
Post Cards
New work a Specialty.
Repair
'recommended and it is to he pie- the “ Oregon Wolf IV ,’ ’ and the
Photo Supplies
4
I have added several new lines family.
work done.
Estimates furnished
Books
and
Magazines
“
Seattle
Bullet,”
are
among
the
‘
J
,
sumod
that
Mosier
will
have
a
of ooffee and tea aticT ran please
Miss Mabel Ruseher, a teacher'
, .
, ,
All work guaranteed.
Indian Goods, Curios,
entries: also a fast, boat from
.
, ,
..
.
first class school.
you with the kind you like.— hi A
the schools at North Yakima,
*
Mail orders solicited
Raymond,
Washington,
and
ow
Straus*.
Expert developing and g
arrived Tuesday evening to spend
from
Sacran;
Alte.
But
these
are
ORDINANCE NO 5
finishing
*
You will’ find what you want the summer with her mother,
just the “ first-comers.” it is ex­
An Ordinance prohibiting the
in oool shirts and underwear and her sister, Mip. F. A. Al-
The Dalles
pected thaï the Astoria regatta
Phone 119
Mosier, Oregon
firing of firecrackers, bombs,
her^--Strauss, and you save a lington.
407
E 2nd Street
( his year will witiie ' ; the largì st
¿ÄasiLaaBZE^r:
ateacr
'
f
v
r:
bice bit of money, too.
Mrs. C. G. Stollz and son Roy skyn,du,,s
0,.lu>r ':xpl,,s‘ v<' ; I number of races and the greatest
1
of Mosier.
attended the graduating exercis­ , within the , City
.
,
.
„
¡ever he'd on the Pacific Coast.
No. 24 i*.first, No.. 151 second.
;
Be
it
ordained
l>v the ( omrnon
es of The Dalles High School, I,,
.. ....
-
; I lie Pacific Coast cm 1 mpionship
j
D K . H . 1 «. D U M B L E
No.’ lfil) third and No. 84 fourth 1
. ,
last week. Miss Mae Garrett, a Council ol the ( ily ot Mosier:
inr speed beats v ill be deter-
Ln the Piano Contest. No. 160j
1. That m> person or per-
, , ,, •
,
niece of Mrs. Stoltz, won, by her S ection
P H Y S I C I A N a n d S U RGICON
, ,, expío
, . h» or un i-r eause , .0 , Pc mint'd at this rt'gatla.
gets the-silverware this week.
sum. shall
high standing, a scholarship in exploded or tired any species of fire
111 addition t" tbes” premier
HOOD RIVER
:
OREGON
1 ‘ Friends o f Mr. and Mrs. John tim Pacific University at l ores!
arms (except in cas s of necesiitv) or events, there will ->e sailing and
\\ i!l pracHce in Mosier and
Saul will lie interested to know
Grove.
lire or explode any tin ernckers. bombs. rowjn,,
.,.s water and land
khat a son was born to them re-
May be reached tiy long dis­
skyrocket or otii< r oxj'iosi -«*s wiiitin
sports
of
all
kinds, a grand illu-
E. A. Race returned Wednes the City of Mosi<*r, ei-ceeptinjf in tliat
fefcntly, at their home in the val­
tance phone. Home phone 61.
I day from El Paso, Texas, where portion of tin-i t- lying N»»ri 0f jjjp minateli marine parade and pyro­
ley.
technic display on the Colum-
Mr. and Mrs. J. E. Higley
Wl*nt in the springr to take O-W. R. & N. Co’ s, right-of-way.
S uction it. Anv person or persons liia river, ane a mammoth la n d
spent- last, Friday and Saturday |Cil,e °l his a 1 1 er, ^ who ilietl
violating any portion o f this ordinance parade and patriotic demonstra­
hi Portland.
Mrs. Higley re- some time after he reached shall he deemed guilty of a. tnisdemeau
tion on July 4th. K. J. Arnold’s!
Mrs. Thos. Hill is prepar­
^ ■* ■/- HI:
hiaint'd to visit relatives near; home. Mrs. Race who, with her or and ou conviction therein tintori-
7 . *J:‘- • .
big
carnival company, with dog
ed
to mKke hair switches
children,
has
been
visiting
her
p,,,
1
ìeeordei-
s
Court
shall
lie
fined
net
the aity.
-J f * • -. 4
from combings. Satisfac­
than fifty an<* pony shows. Ferris wheel,,
•parents at Moro, also returned less than one dollar or
tion guaranteed a n d 1
1 Mh and Mrs. J. M. Carroll 1 1 Wednesday afternoon, her fath­ dollars, or imprisoned for not h ;s than m e r : ' , .’ r o u t 'd etc., t h e . , , p- ,>
prices
reasonable.
were called to Portland last Fri- er, Mr. S«\re, accompanying one day 01 more limn tw enty days, or b r a s s h a n d s , COUld !">' d a n c e s , a n d
tiotli. for ea, h «(Tense and the Court
, j ..«. b ;,|| ,
yv i||
|) in
day on account o f the serious ill- ,K>I. fn ,,¡s aut0.
106 Third St.
Hood River
shall adjudge the ofTondcr to pay costs
"ess of Mrs. Carroll’s father, F.
every minute not otherwise oc-
Many dainty pinces of fancy
Prtu'eiu,i,>n*
R
1
W. Hunter.
luty o f the marshal to see that the
R e t lu e e « ! rat-.'s w i l l p r e -
t. ;• ■ 1
Cidria at Chown’a.
provisions o f this oniinatu**’ ait' en- vjiii on nil rtiilroRilrf Hiui w.»lt f
» yv
Miss Mildred Cooper and sev­
complaint
in
tin*
li
n
t's.
Wednesday
June
24tli»
I
will
fore*
d
am
i
to
nm
k
if*
* , n
eral friends motored from The
Court “ f all
violations
Aial e.%dhst Sunda and spent the H've 5b(K) extr-' votes w i l l ) e a c h
tht-rot» f.
<*Iöy with her brother, K. I 25t' sale of fruit jars, riihhers
Passali the Council tliis 10th «lay o f
Shoos made to order. We retail
and caps for saint', jelly glasses,
C(« |»er, and wife.
.lime, 1911.
H. G. KIBB 'E
Men’s and Boys Shoes. Repair­
... ¿ - ...
1 càrined goods, crackers, haking Attest
< „ ~ I . w
P. !.. A rthur ,
ing \ •!■ done while you wait.
&. V\. ¿elhngor came over | ,,0Tvder llldi(W* neckwear ami
Roeorder o f City o f Mosier.
‘ Trices r« a; 'liable aftd all work
N O i ARY P U B L IC
fro'u JVoutLuke yésterday tmfrh- leM,|H„. an<) shoo ,iM)ii(tRS.
Vpi,
10th «I hv o f Jim«*,
, guaranteed
rXoal.J
f '* ;
«he aflernoon
pnees and 10,00 0 extra votes
'
Joseph A more
'.vditihi* ni
, vht» \ jü remain on a big lot of ladles’ , children’s
D a m p R obinson ,
O r e g o n
M o s i f . r
“
A
W
\V
S
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r.
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310
Union
>i.
The Dalles
M
inor
o
f
Cit-.
o
f
tU. ’'iriMt Làke l h '8 silnlruer.
and men’ s shoes and oxfords;
•il ’At Htee.irre left Tuesday fine straw hats, to«», . tra.iN .
SÄKMURB
"tur.
tmEiXjzaazrzjt-aixz. -xanr^cw m s * : - * , ... ’ u n r -n a t
aw so X M r V
JO'mueJitended business trip in-
r*
1
We do Photogrophic work.
Bh -lu'ii tîa'h 7i,- «.¡s.......... Ipc
I suits for warm weath-*r wear, and
ii- v . Iti !
tC»l'LsiePn t-ftfegen. Washington
il
O ''^
Men’ C i j U i «-j-
!■ u
#
Arthur ,.<• Burt Drug Co.
that
you
will
get
the
best
ot
sor­
i suit
Excellent quality, pure white tinen
knd Idaho in the rnteu-sls of tin*
\ New 1.ine o f
*
W e a i
ffering > • h son ■ exceptional
tee from. Choieo,the suit.
and i!« >rben'
!•
IOC
A program of the “ doings"
5 4 .2 8
Holcomb Mnfg. Co., width he
Men’ Clothing, in-
for the Fourth will appear in tliis
represents.
values i to' tin«-
Turkish Bait, Towels ...... 15c
?
pit per next week.
Intending
Hart. Schaffner «£
eluding
' th new
iver Twist” wash
W. C. Stone went to Portland
Good six- .Ur everyday use: always
contestants for the athletic
for I o; s, that we have just re*
Marx m
Saturday, returning on Monday
satisfactory, hatch......................
|5C
events will be asked to notify
tis
N«-at, eo.'l. and just the very
arx suit-
with his family, who will remain
Turkish Baih Towels ...... 2(h
tl.e committee on sports in dm
tliese hot d a j 5
here with him this summer and
« m
->. 8 p,i c i n '................ $ 1 5 - 0 0
Uxt -a large s'ze and very heavy ;
\ I)
time, so that their names may be
i
will occupy Mrs. DeBussev’s
W «te b ruer. E a ch ................
30C
entered. There will Iv plenty of
of v*rv chirk irro” woi*stetI
resilience on Washington stivet.
y
-¡ ;i,; ;
sport for even body something
»
visible
$
il
values.
,
v
*
i
th
small
in
i
Turkish B tih Towils....... 25c
A few more concessions left doing all the lime.
........................
«JO. C.R
8 t’ etly one of the higgps' values ever
-A' T> ,‘ ch ... 10 c
^
Special
for the Fourth o f July celelna
■*
offered at 1
bi ice. Etreh.......
25C
i
Printing anti Developing done
Excellent quain t for g- «'«I. hat'd, ev-
le
•f
er* v eassiînor
lion. It you haven't put in a
«
• «l.;\ us . All venite.
with fast
hid for any o f them, get bus\. at the Drug Store.
0 ; c e c ia l: Childie i's Ox torus. Siip-
or*
’
i
I
oî
^.
h
u
e
r...
.......
'OC
Ss tomorrow is the last dhy, tliis
A
Trout season
»iO.CO
pert and T’
9 'c. We Pave just
Apri! !.
Co • in
week, wlic’ ii they will l»e re­
A h*’ ?: varieîv <>r tcvvu!.-’ r. it 1 le. Spien-
£
il
!
le
*
-
Í
H
ta
*
mil
::".
I
ese in c In « Tan,'
»Mil s#*«*uro ) u r
ad ved.
<! -i varies, while i»r with e«»!* reil
Bhtek and O ¡.•od. in kid, gun metal
Lict»t st*.
itlt
I WO-
>r«er. risei) ..................
HkOii i>aîor*t leatl
1**C
N. B. Ferlig. '■ Ife and aon, ot
At tin* annual seliool meeting
Hood W w , en I It | l n
eld at th.
v
terday en route home from a Monday afternoon. Dr. Rebins<>n 1
visit to their fruit land near w a s re-elect >d as director,
li^re. Mr. Ferti; has charge of
H. W. Danielsen was elected j
1he manual (raining department <«•! «>’ cl i . su «•«■, .In -. J. P 3
O D RIVE
LARGEST AND BEST STORE
^ the Hood River schools.
o s 'who :ei ^ *«l.
g . ................ . . _
, r ¿sm
IM
Tt nfc T ■ >
«
jm r
M jsier Valley Bank
Poor Mamma!
MOSIER MEAT MARKET
THOR
M0SIER
Middleswart & Marsh
Contractors
Builders
tr
I
r r m
r .
SIHITIEIPJIS îûkê
Hah Switches
T
í
St. Louis Shoe
Shop.
: -
¿
Pacific P(
I» B ate
Cooils
i
\n
u
Fishing
scassi atara
- & I ight Co.
Towels
t
Mosier I
Book Store I
>uit
THE P A R IS FAIR,