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About Mosier bulletin. (Mosier, Or.) 1909-19?? | View Entire Issue (July 17, 1914)
PUBLISHED ADV EKi ISING KA I LS EVERY FRIDAY] EV BULLETIN I H. C. K1BBEE, Proprietor SUBSCRIPTION RATES 1 W One Year. ............................................................. S i l S ix .......................................................................,a j Tbre« Months........., .................................................. ^ i P rofessional C a rd *... ..p e r m o n th s .SC O ne sq u are............... .. - l.Ot O n e-quarter C olum n. O n e-h alf C o lu m n .... O ne C olu m n ................. Business locals will be charged at 5 cen ts per Uae fo** each insertion. I.ejrai advertisem ents will in all case* be charged Rntered as second alaas m atter M arch 12. 1909 at \ ( > l - MOSIER. WASCO COUNTY, OREGON, FRIDAY, JULY 17. 1914 V I y t o t n e p arty ordering them , at legal rate*, and , -*N paid for before affidavits are furnished. M arch 3. 1879. m sssw o * Ul ***® 3 H. M. WEST 9 U VOTE iS 1652 TO 428 HOOD Riltfi tlTKEIIS ARE JUBILANT Hay, Grain, Mill Feed [Special to Oregonian.] Hood River Ore., July 11.—By a vote of 1952 to 128 the people Storage and Forwarding of Hood River county today au Agency for thorized a bond issue of $75.000 for completion of the Columbia River highway in Hood River county. All o f the 12 precincts in the county, with the excep Mosier. - - - Oregon tion o f Dee, a thinly populated district, voted big majorities for the bonds. Tonight the citizens turned out en masse and seldom in the annals of the city has such jubi I n i— ■ la n rirK a M H O M B i lation been shown over an elec tion of any kind. The cornet band headed a parade in which 1000 of the principal residents ot the county took part and each person seemed intent on making MOSIER, OREGON more noise than his neighbor. 3 A P IT A L A N D S U R P L U S $ 1 1 .7 0 0 .0 0 A large percentage of the citi zens of the upper valley districts, DEPOSIT YOUK SAVINGS IN who have l>een indifferent to the A CAREFULLY M A N A G E D BANK. election, failed to attend the polls. L. J. M errill , Cashier. J. N. M o sie r , Pres. The Cascade Locks precinct ¡a— — h m t i t m f l a a * K turned out almost its total adult male and female population, voting 150 for the bonds and hut three against. The Pine Grove precinct,which MOSIER M EAT M A RKET m a g S M W i ... , x n £ b £ JI3 S I riSSSantailtf was conceded to the opposition, it being- the home of A. I. Mason, FRED ULMER, Proprietor who has waged a relentless cam paign against the bonds, sur F r e s h a n d S m o k e d M e a ts , S a u s a g e a n d F is h prised everyone by giving a ma jority of 24 in favor of the issue. A clean, sanitary place to do yourshopping The Commercial Club, where returns were received, was thronged with city and country OREGON people, and numerous cheers for MOSIER IS. Benson, of Portland, whose magnanimous guarantee to com- (plete the highway in case the the i funds voted by the county were I not sufficient, echoed throughout | the city. The result of no elec tion has ever created such joy in Hood River, The Only Oregon Old Line Fire Dupont Powder Mosier Valley Bank PACIFIC STATES Fire Insurance Co. Insurance Company. Protection is Everything. J. K. McGregor, Mosier. Ore. DOWN BY THE SEA S a lt breezes are cool and refreshing; d a y s are d eligh tfu l; n ig h ts p leasan t. i the OREGON-WASHINGTON RAILROAD & NAVIGATION CO. sells round-trip tickets daily at low fares to NORTH BEACH Oueen of all Pacific Coa.-.t Summer Resorts For illustrated literature, and full full information, ask F. A. ALDINGTON. Agent. O-W. R. & N., Mosier. Ore. fares HOOD RIVERS OPPORTUNITY The following optimistic pre- ! diction is quoted from the Ore gonian of July 11: It is not exaggeration to pre dict that each year there will he .expended in Hood River coun ty, not including expenditures for land, a new sum equal to, if not more than, the principal of the road bond issue if the bonds carry at the election next Wednesday. It will be money that would not he expended in Hood River county but for the completion o f the Hood River link of the Columbia River High- ! way. In Multnomah county alone, there are upwards of 8000 auto mobiles and motorcycles. As the beauties of the journey become known there will hardly he one owner of a vehicle who will not cover the trip at least once a sea son. Many will make the jour ney several times. Without a doubt regular sightseeing trips will lie inaugurated for visitors and those who are not fortunate enough to possess their own cars. Add to this the tourist travel attracted by the spreading fame of the Columbia River Highway and it is not difficult to forecast immediate benefits. A small ex penditure by each traveler will make up the $75,000. And they are benefits exclusive of those that will accrue to a community that has latent opportunities, once such opportunities are pre sented to the appreciative eye. The Oregonian has heretofore said that the character of the road work required ami the pe culiar situation o f Hood River county would justify state aid in the building of its portion of the highway. But an acceptable substitute for state aid is now offered. S. Benson guarantees that tiie bond proceeds amount- Old papers for sale at this ing to $75,000 will com plete the work. In other words, office. ------------------ he will provide any excess re quired over that amount. It is For Sale generally admitted that $75,000 Grey mare, with fine 4-months is considerably less than the old colt. Gentle, and will work prospective cost of the road. double or single. Is a splendid But the additional money re roadster. Inquire of F. A. Sho- quired will he forthcoming. Pri gren, Mosier, Ore. vate enterprise and individual good roads enthusiasm will till the gap. H. G . K IB B E E The Oregonian believes that the people o f Hood River county will he better able financially toj N O T A R Y P U B L IC construct local roads through the, Hood River Valley if the Colum-j M O S IE R O regon bia highway is first completed. WASCO READY TO GO AHEAD DAVID ROBINSON. M. D. [Special to the Oregonian.] Physician and Surgeon 1 Nichel & Company, Flour, Feed, Groceries Furnishing Goods M o : s ie r ; The Dalles, Or., July 15 With M o sier - - O regon assurances tonight that the Hood ! River Columbia Highway bond issue had carried,1 it became cer BENNETT, SINNOTT & GALLOWAY tain here that Wasco Co. would Attomeys-At Law go ahead with plans for taking I care of its portion of the route.; G e n e r a l P rac tice The County Court, which had met several times recently to 1 THE DALLES, - OREGON discuss the Highway plans, has I announced the county’ s finances ~ W. A. HUSBANDS are in such condition that the general road fund would provide Blacksmith sufficient money to build the Co- i Horse Shoeing and General | lumbia Highway from Thej Repair Work. Dalles to the Hood River county j I line, a distance o f about 23 Also agent for Corona Wool j MOSIER ¡OTMNT miles. Fat for horses and cows. A cure It would require about $50,000, for corns, contracted hoofs, mud i Meals A t All Hours it is estimated. A bond issue fever and sore shoulders. will not he necessary. BAKERY M o s ie r , - - Sherman county experienced one o f the worst storms in its history last Sunday, when wind and hail damaged crops to the extent o f a quarter o f a million dollars. A special to the Orego nian from Moro says: Property and crop damage running into the hundreds of thousands of dollars was done in Sherman county on the east side of the Deschutes valley Sunday night when three distinct storms, either as cloud-bursts or of heavy hail, left a path of devastation through hundreds of acres of growing __ grain. I he damage to crops in this coun “ " ‘ y i» estimated as high as a quar ter of a million dollars, in dividual farmers losing entire grain crops on tracts ranging from 640 to 900 acres. The Sherman county storms were more severe in the Monk- land district, cast o f Moro, where a severe rain tell; in the Shearar grade district, where a cloud burst sent down a deluge of water, and in a stretch of terri tory two miles wide reaching from Kent to the John Day Riv er east of Rutledge. Standing grain, ready for har vest, was mowed down and ren dered entirely worthless, altho much unripened grain escaped without severe damage. Threshing was in progress in the Monkland district when the storm broke, hut the workers were compelled to seek shelter, leaving the cut grain at the mer cy o f the elements. The uncut whoat was stripped of I lie stand ing heads wherever the storm’ s fury was felt. Reports from Shearar grade district are meager and the ex tent o f the damage done there is not available. The hail storm that swept from Kent to Rutledge broke about two miles from Buck Hollow and rushed, with awful damage to all crops in its path, in a north easter I v direction. ! m o s ie r OREGON To meet your friends, stop at A TREAT to try Francisco’s delicious and refreshing -n . ¡ ••y- the very • • es: i r . l’ uri ¡y, (g • IV 11 si ,!. i . cedei H '-, a ■ il ! «• lia vor. mu!. • - t tlie î ' h . - i uninier .fri: .. \ ill l.olh old m i young. S. L. FRANCISCO. Proprietor “ THE OAKS.’ ’ **■ Machine Shop and Garage S tu r g e ss B l d g , M o sie r , O r e . D erby & S tear n s L aw NOTICE. yers H O O D R IV E R . O R E G O N - -------- DR. C. H. JENKINS DENTIST Management. b a t h f a c il it ie s W. G. GLOYD, Prop. DRUGS? SURE! H ood R iver ; The DRUGGIST of Hood River, for them. He can send them to you cheaper than you can get them at home. The common council has pur chased a 40-gallon chemical en gine and two ladders, and at their meeting Wednesday night ordered an engine house to be built al the head of Main Street, i Stationery, Office Supplies Subscriptions taken for Magazines Mail orders promptly at tended to. We will try to please you. Pifer & Company 214 E 2nd St., The Dalles. The Tombstone --------- man --------- Can supply you with any thing in this line at most reasonable prices. Tt y Him and be Convinced Having assumed Hie manage ment of the Mosier water sys- leoi, all persons are hsreliy uoti- i tilat hereafter no connec tions to any water main, nor any extensions, toilets, battis or yard hydrants may lie mtwle by any person without first obtaining permission, and giving due no tice thereafter. Res. Phone, 338. J. K. HtOLEY, a23m Manager, [Tum-A-Lum Servicel / ■ 1. A Complete Stock. 2. Courteous Treatment. 3. Prices the Most, Reasonable. 4. FREE BUILDING PLANS on homes, barns. Milk, houses, hog-houses, silos, sept!c lai ks. School Houses and lurches. 5. Millwork facilities, < lading Show-cases and Store Fixtures. Full Line o f Screen Doors Cat tied in Slock. “ See HARMS About It” ( j “ T h eH om e o f -* *- • I Tvm-A-Lumber”] -«♦» * » *- ANXIOUS MOMENTS • If you carry an unreliable » you have a good many huc I i m If your watch needs attention L>ri g it J to iia. We can truthfully say you will lie J more than pleased with our work. J J L. COMINI, O regon Offce Phone, 1081. Now that it is possible to send merchandise by Parcels Post, we li ! suggest that that should should von you need need 12 anything in the way of I’re-| scriptions filled, Drugs or Patent Medicines, that you send to CHAS. N. CLARKE >9- V. E. LINDBURÜ, All Modern and under New hooks, .« » Foust & Merle HOTEL MOSIER. AUGMENTED reg o n CONFECTIONERY SOFT DRINKS CIGARS ." . TOBACCO IF Y O U W I S H --------------♦ O O regon It will now be up to A. I. Ma son, Lawrence Blowers, et al, to S. F. GOSS demand a recount of the Colum PLUMBING bia Highway bonds issue votes. There might have been a “ mis Steam and Hot Water Heating. take, don'chaknow. ” Jobbing promptly attended to. BIG ST0RÍY! IN SHERMAN COUNTY and Dependable work and satisfied custom- ers are our best u<I • rnei e . A ék W . F. I I R A W A l HOOIJ HI \ EH. OHE. .1 Dr. George F. Newhouse J E W E L E R OPTICI A S Eyes Tested, Gi;i>-a s Tilted, Walrhe clocks. Jewelry, Sterling Silverware, Cut Ghisa Twenty years Experience. I grind my own Lenses, The Dalles, Oregon sum Phone Blank 711
