Mosier bulletin., June 26, 1914, Image 1

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MOSIER, WASCO COUNTY, OREGON. FRIDAY. JUNE 26. 1914
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M arch 3. 1&79.
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.TraEreriK':&j52tZBï.
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Grain,
Mill
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M03IER S CHERRY CROP
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paid for b efore affidavit* are furnished.
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The work on the county road
T!ie spacious dining room at
The Emit Association shipped
between .’nosier and Mayerdale Hotel Dalles was tilled to over- 36 tons of Royal Anne cherries
is progressing in tine shape, t!u> ¿lowing Wednesday evening at to the cannery and sent out to
it is a much bigger undertaking the “ Made in Wasco” banquet various outside markets 3000
1 than the promoters anticipated. given by the l a lies’ Aid Society packed boxes of Lamberts, Bings,
One tiling is certain when lin- of tile Congrcp^tional church. Black Republicans and Black
ishe.l it will be the smoothest An elegant dinber was served, Tartarian».
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and best built country road in consisting entirely of products of
While ihe Mosier crop averaged
veragetl B
Eastern Oregon, and the finest Wasco county, Ihe guests being only about 50 per cent this is year, H
1 link in the Columbia River High-1 wailed on by sajne of the’ fairest it still was much better er than I
! way connecting eastern and of Wasco c o n n » ’ s daughters.
other sections in Oregon, and the
Western Oregon.
E. R Hill, secretary of the prices receiver! were entirely sat-
This stretch of county road. Busine ss Men'syk^oeiaiion, pre- isfaetory.
M O S IE R
OREGON
about a mile and a quarter in sided as toastmaster and in his
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length, reaches from Maverdale hanpv manner introduced the
DAVID ROBINSON, M. I).
the palatial country home of speakers of theevening. Mayor j
Mark A. Mayer, to a point just .T. E. Anderson gave the address
Physician and Surgeon
west of the F. A. Sliogren of welcome, and was followed1
ranch, and when completed wil' by Mrs. Edith Tozier Wetlierred.
M osikr
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be as smooth as a pavement, who is well known throughout,
Everybody
B 3K
with a grade not to exceed two the State and United States as
likes it—
per cent. The roadway is *24 an Oregon Booster. Airs. Well:
Y ogarC s
BENNETT, SINNOTT & 6ALL0ÄAY
feet wide, with a graveled road- erred's theme was “ Patronizing
‘ ""ehocol&tcs
Send to Modern Confectionery Company, Port­
bed of 16 feet. An auto truck Oregon Industries,” and she
Attorneys--\t-Law
land, Oregon, 5 “ Modern Sweets’ * seals clipped
from Portland is hauling about handled it in a convincing and
frorn-f he enclosure found *« all vackapest'f •<Moilcrn*'
g I r nluru, or 10 cent' (stamps or coin) for postage, aad
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i 80 yards of gravel per day from masterful manner. If there was
G e n e r a i , P r a c t ic e
■ fili! sample bo of Vc„ans Chocolates will be sent you
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roc', crusher west of town. The no one present who felt ashamed
fre e .
first layer of gravel about 6 inches of patronizing Eastern mail-order THE DALLES,
H P ! ’ t iL'AR ANTEE. If for anv rea*en Vngaoi Chocolates
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OREGON
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mi t,vr a purchaser perffet »atisbictt«".. we arc •ttrtiortacd’ to
replace them at th-tr cape a4
thick, is being rolled by the ten- houses amPother out-of-Oregon
S. E. F R A N C IS C O ,
ton roller owned jointly by the industries, he should have been
Proprietor “ THE OAKS.
VV. A. HUSBANDS
county anil Dalles City. A sec­ after listening to her talk.
Mr. Horace D. Ramsdell, pres­
ond layer of the same thickness
Blacksmith
will be put on, rolled and then ident. of the Portland Commercial
Horse Shoeing and General
club, and R. W. Raymond, man­
oiled. (
Repair Work.
This fine piece of road is made ager of the ManufacturereVs As­
sociation
of
Oregon,
spoke
along
possible by the generosity of
Satisfaction Guaranteed
1 County Judge F. S. Gunninganfl the lines of Oregon’s develop-
M osier ,
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Commissioners H. ( ’. Hooper ment, emphasizing the fact that
and F. C. Clausen, and the fnl- while Portland and o ’ her Oregon
UiiJLAH
Foitót & Merle |
lowing citizens of Mosier and , cities were contributing to public j
those having interests tier*:
¡benevolences for Oregon’s unem-
Meals At AV Hows
Maehin Ä s h o p
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Mark A. Mayor, who inatigu-; ployed, Oregon was sending her
BAKERY
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a n d ’&artifee j
PLUMBING
rated the movement; W. H. ¡good money out o f the state for j
CONFECTIONERY
Auto Repairing and
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Weber, F. A. Sliogren, Dr. Rob-i commodities which could and Steam and Hot Water Heating.
accessories.
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SOFT'DRINKS
inson, R. I). Cliatfield, Morton should be supplied at home, thus . , , .
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Jobbing promptly attended to.
•Work Guararttèdd -,
CIGARS
TOBACCO
& Algerslictmer, the Misses M. giving employment to idle thou
First ami-Statt) St.
and A. Shegren, Mrs. Wm. John­ sands,
MOSIKR
OREGON
V . fci. U N D B U R d .
By special request. Prof. E. G.
son, C. C. Isom, J. M. Lei ter,
HoodRfvár,
Yÿrb&n
S turgbss B ldg , M osier , ore .
of Portland, H. M. West, O. E. Roberts, president of the State
Wilson and J. N. Mosier.
Board of Horticulture, spoke on
IF Y O U W I S H
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-This road, n; nting east u » pi —« *ii» doii4ly-tit**-. <>r |**stetilight a
To meet your friends, step at D e r b y & S t e a r n s
NOTICfe.
Mosier along the blutr overlook-1 most interesting talk tohorticul-
ing the Columbia river, will be tuvists.
HOTEL MOSIER.
• Havingaasrfmed the ‘ manage­
L aw yers
from a sc nic view one of the
Solos sung by Miss Mildred
ment hf the Moia&r v.attir sys-
A ll M oduli and under A civ
most beautiful drives »dong the -Bettingen and Mr. Frank Sexton
| tem, all persons :u*e hereby noti-
entire route from Portland to received enthusiastic applause.
Management.
t*lat t'Sre.TftOr no'dcnnec-
H O O D RIV E R . O R E G O N
The Dalles and will be a.delight ' The occasion was certainly a AUGMENTED BA I N FACILITIES
! tions‘ b> any Water main, nOr any
to the tourist.
most enjoyable o.ie and will lend
extensions,'toilets, hathsoryarti
DR. C. H. JENKINS
to unite the various sections of
hydrants may be made by any
W. U. GIOVI), Propi
person without first obtaining
' LEAGUE TO BACK OREGON INDUSTRIES the county in closer bonds of
•DENTIST
business and social unity.
permission, and giving due* no­
Hoot» R iver ;
O regon tice’ thereafter.
Pòri land. Ore., June 23 (Spec­
DRUGS?
POPULAR YúüNG CCUPLE WED
J. E. HlGLEY,
ial)—A new organization, ’¡'he
( Itfi'f I’hon*', 1081. Kt*a. I’hone, ;!33.
u23m
Manager.
Oregon' Indnstp League, has re­
SURE!
The marriage of Mr. Andrew
cently Iven formed in Portland,
Now that it. is possible to send
the object of which is to conduct Earnest Graham, g e n e r a i l j
known
as
Jack,
and
Miss
Nadu
merchandise
by Parcels Post, w e1
an educational campaign for the
Ree
Clark
was
Solemnized
at
the
suggest
that
should you need
extension of the use of Oregon-
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made go ds of all kinds, for the home oi the bride’s parents, Mr. anything in fhe way of Ti
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encouragement of all lines of in­ and Mrs. Campbell Clark, in scriptions filled, Drugs or Patent
f One of a series of talks on
dustry in this stale and for the Hood River, at high noon, June
moral and financial backing of 21. 1914. The bride’ s father h - i Medicines, that you send to
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all Oregon institutions.
L. ing a minister, spoke the magic
words
which
united
these
young
CHAS.
N.
CLARKE
Samuel, for many year promi­
people
for
weal
or
woe.
nent as a lea*:* " on the move­
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The attendants were Mr. Jesse The DRUGGIST of Hood River, '
CH \RACTERISTtCS
USHS
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ment for tile support of Oregon
Rod (Vdar Shingle*
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industries, has (••■en elected as F. Graham as host nibii, and Miss for them. lie can send them to W E x t r e m e r e n is t a iii o t o w e a t t e r
Siding, Docking for Porch Roof*, «
Loret ta Humphrey aslo iiiesmaid. you cheaper than you can get i% I «urahlc
pre-ad -lit o f the organization.
t ¡S o ft
Porch Column*, Ruilingnor liul- J
The campaign will lx1 carried I’ he best man is a brother of the them at home.
¡, S lra iu 'it cra in od
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on through puiilicatioiis in the groom, and the bridesmaid is a
Fence Po»t*
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o I'I h i uni* uiid Htxins rrniarkuM y
stava and thè lena m m a y i i t i . e sch*xdmate and special t riend ot __________________ ions,______
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Canoe», Skiff*. Boat*
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-edit'
• Color is oir. imivc to rul», mutlis, Clothe* CloMet*, B ole*
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■ estahlish an officiai pulii,Yalior, thè bride, a ari are troni ! c *s Au
BO O kS,
S C a t 'n t c ç ^ y y
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<‘tc.
Flume Lumber
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.ofitsow n . Meeting»of allkinds, ti'-dcs and Porti, nd respeclively.
Office Supplies
where thè Icague can prò ieri■ 1 Mrs. Dr. Robinson, o f Mosier,
\ Cedar plus Turn- A -
send ils gpeakers wiII he eovered played thè vi edditig march in a
Subscriptions taken for
'iLtim Service equals
and all largo convelli inris in t hè liecoming manner.
Magazines
Besides theories already men
stat ■ will lie • t tended l>y its del
See HARMS About ft’
Mail «»rders promptly at­
egales. Tweuy-one leading cu ic tioned, there were present Dr.
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tended to. We will try
ami commercial organizalions (*f Uuliinson and Miss L u r l i n e
to
please
you.
flit- city and siate seni de‘e;ralcs Fisher, of Mosier.
i n* se yoiin; people need no in­
to assist in thè establishment of
ANXIOUS MOMENTS.
tlie new leeuiie and il is to Itring troduction to ihe people ol Mosier
and vjcinit . i hey e.xneot to live
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I f you curry an unreliable li
iece,
to its assislancv pract icaily every in Alosier, and \.ill beat home to
214 K 2nd St., The Dali*-«.
you iiave * g >,nl many -(neb momeei*.
organiza'ion of importance in their friends July 15.
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J If your watch noeda attention bring it
thè state.
The wedding and “ shower”
y to ii *. We cue truthfully *ay you will te*
presents were many, useful and I « mhw wiw,.oiienei «iw ow ^ J more than pleased with our work.
The business meli and all citi- beautiful, and came from Kan­
J Dependable work and xuti»fied cuAtuni-
zens of Mosier siiould itegiii to sas, California, a n d Carlton,
v er* are our 1» *t advi rtisem. ntw.
makeprej -irations for decorating Mosier and Hood iiiver. Ore., and
fin- vie Foiirtli. Bunling and also Michigan.
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May the blessings o f g*«*d
flag» can b had in abundance at
HOOD RIVER. ORE.
our stores. Giv* the towns t’es- trie Is, prosperity for time and
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t: ■ e ajipearance : líieo......ion. terni' v la- t li <-i i ;. in tl ir
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.jourreyings i¡ their wedded lif».
'-»'rrnm
Pretiyman and bis
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J Can supply you With any-
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Bill,
of
Portland,
was
in
Miss Sadi« of Port-
(t thing in this line at most
a i . severa! days tins week tati-
visiting Mr. and li ií a toil line inventory for the
fio
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g reas< viable prie- *.
G'ovd, at iloiel
ici fie States Telephone <'o.
JEWELER OPTICI L\
•ttyma:i is an old
r. itili has a summer’s job
,i
ha '■■■■ .... « d
mu
rViewing ever.
A f ■ '♦»*<
IJ,
lb-
cross arm. H a
PcHfed, f ,lasst ft Fit ted, 'VV; (ches, clocks.
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etc.
the
main
and
• d r y , Sterlin] { Silverware. Cut Glass
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the company
Twetity y< ars Experience.
A Ir , he ja alì 6X- ti'ViUgb Le*'"eri; Oregon, and
1 grind my own l^uis«*.
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sue.-
well
e culture and uaa T<mii y
posted man in
;■ r otics of nc.i'H al hi.N ri-.fit ¡il to-this p af ,-i ol the si •• •
* The Id le s. Oregon
Phone Blank 711
• ve. some of t'i hich
iien he finishes i bis work this
t le brate the i-’oii i tli in Mosier. I
•o insù Ire und.
fail.
Flour,
Feed
Feed, Groceries tanfi
Furnishing Goods
Storage and Forwarding
Agency for
Dupont Powder
Oregon
Hosier,
71A0E IN WASCO" BANQUET
eases V - c h a r e d
to the party oruerinff th*r\ at lejrai rdic*. end
Nichel & Coni piarti,
H. M. WEST
Hay,
ROAD WORK PRCGSESSiHfi
NO.
v'.avertisemcnts w ill hr all
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Peoples Meat Market
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The Market o f Quality
Complete line of Choice Meats Fish
and Provisions, Salt and Cured
Meats. Highest market price paid
for ehice veal and poultry.
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101 E. Third Street
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The Dalles, Oregon §
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O SIEB RESTAURANT
S. F. GOSS
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PACIFIC s t a t e s
Fire Insurance Co.
the
The Only Oregon Old Line Fire
Insurance Company.
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Protection is Everything.
J. K. McGregor,
Bargains
In
. Mosier. Ore.
Automobiles
Two-cylinder, 5-passenger Buick, 1901)
Four-cylinder, 5-passengr.rElmore, 1910
Four-cylinder, 5-passenger 1941 Max­
well, fully equipped,detachable tonneau
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Make us an offer on any o f the above mentioned care,
Columbia Auto & Machine Co., Inc.
Oregon
Hood Hiver
CEDAR
*; Tinn-A-Lum Commodities
'“Amerit'ds Overcoat Lumber” }
PROGRAM
Following is the Official Program for the Big Fourth
of July Celebration at Mosier.
9:00—11:00 Tennis Tournament Prizes
9:00—11:00 Base Ball Game
11:00—12:00 A:itiaaobili Parade
12 : 00 - l :; o Dim ir
1:00— 2:00 Address by Rev. J. G. I’ataa
2:00-- fi:00 Athletic tOntests
6:00-- 9:00 Supper and Band Concert
9:00—12:00 • Fireworks
Tennis Balls
Two Balls und Two Bats
$5.00 $3.00 - .$2.00
and Patriotic Songs
by German Band
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SCHEDULE OF ATHLETIC CONTESTS WITH FRIZES
HKST
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Pifer & Company
Dancing Afternoon and Evening— Music
CONTEST?
“Tum-A-Lumber‘
P R IZ E
Sack Race for Men....................................$2.00
Sack Ritce for B o y s................................. 1.00
Three Lagged Rac e for ” e n .....................24>0
Nail Driving Contest fo Girls...............2. »
Biscuit Fating Con st
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2."0
100-yar«i Dash. Men
.............................. 2.00
76-yard Dash. B .ys, fr > . 14 tr 20 . . . . 1 00
75-yartl Dash, B*> -. un* r 14.................... ].'■*)
Indies’ I
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Girls’ Race...................................................1.00
Tug o f War.................................................. 8.1)0
Greased Pole............................................ 2 50
Horse Race .............................................. 3.00
Riding Contest......................................... 5.uO
S tX O N D
P R IZ E
$1.00
.50
1.00
1.00
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50
LQt)
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2.00
L COMINI,
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The Tombstone
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W. F. LA R AW AY,
Dr. George F. Newhouse
i Try Him and
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