/
LO CAL
ANXIOUS MOMENTS.
’
Saw Filing
Cross rut saws and hand saws
put in excellent condition. Work
guaranteed. See
J ohn B j o k k .
r
If you carry an iinivliuhle timepiece,
z JiiU ha' f a >"d m ,.iy *ur!i luOiii* .its.
i
If ) mir watch i' 1 'i - attention bring it
j to us. We can truthfully say you ill i/o
£ more than pleas d with our work.
r ¥
í W.F. LARAWAY,
KRS. AEICÂIL SCOTT DUNIWÁY
SAN OPEN U
T a ,
Dependable work anil satisfied custom-
r;
I k J & T < ■
H OO D H l 1 E R , O RE.
Leave orders at Bulletin udire.
A rthur K
if
£ «•!•» an* our bust a ! orti«« Dicnts.
- a
Corn For Sale
For Sale
Five acres of fruit land five
miles from Mosier. Four and a
half acres in 2 and 3 year oid
apple trees. For information,
teims. etc., address
u iin .
P e t e r H erro n ,
Mosier, Ore.
.-**«. <,**■*<Y
k sJ
For Kent Reasonable
CLUB OIRECTUHS MEET
Four room house. Inquire al
Cider Factory, Mosier.
. ÿ O Jt
F O R T H E C H A R T ER
It has been brought to my attention tltat the Anti-Saloon League, fol-
lowin^ ti c same, tactics it has followed in every campaign heretofore, is
trvinu t«> bt onircb this or^ mi/ation and to carry on a vicious campaign of
untruths. No name seems to he too good t* be dragged into the mud by
them. I have reliable information that a statement has been made to the
Ami-s .Iooii League and to tlie Committee of One Hundred by Mrs. Cora
C. 1 ulhott, lormer secretary of the Taxpayers’ and Wage-Karners’ League,
that she wa brought into this work by me under the impression that it
was a \\ omen s Suffrage movement, and her duties would be those of a
physician while I made speeches throughout-the tate. I also understand
that Mr- Talbott makes the statement that funds have been collected with
out authority, and in some way the Brewers' Association has been collect
ing these funds. 'These two statement - are absolutely untrue. Tlie collec
tion of funds was authorized by me as president, and the secretary was
ordered to have a letter sent out *n connection with this work. I under
stand that Mrs. Talbott, in this purported letter, in the hands of the Anti-
Saloon League a:>d the Committee of One Hundred, states that she ob
jected to the rai ing of funds under her signature as secretary. How did
tlie good lady think the work ot tins league was to be carried on? W hy did
she think -Mr. Bortzmeyer, cashier of the Scandinavian-Anierican Bank, was
appointed treasurer of this league." Did -lie think we would a.-k the brew
ers to put up the money surreptitiously? If so, she reckoned without her
h )>t. 1 have always fought in the open, and now, in my 80th year, and
probably in my last campaign, I do not intend to change the principles I
have always fought lor, nor depart from my honesty of purpose in advo-
caiy oi equal rig its h r all the people— by no means excluding women, for
whose interests I have spent my life to obtain the ba!l< t. My chief con*
ccrn *n their behalf lias always been to secure for. them their economic in
dependence, as married mother?, within the home, which alone will enable
any woman t<> quit the business of marrying inebriates or raising drunkards.
I lie moneys collected are in the hands of Treasurer Bortzmeyer, and
.ill thu-e who have donated have received a letter acknowledging receipt
tlier , i. Any one so desiring may inquire from our treasurer as to whether,
the mi ney has been put in his hands, and I am quite sure lie will advise
them > t. receipt of their donation. Ii there is any one who lias paid their
money into this organization under mis apprehension as donation for carry
ing on this wuik, this league will be only too glad tt» refund it.
It i> indeed strange that Mr«. Talbott thought this was a Suffrage move
ment when she went to the Portland Hotel, engaged the dining-room for
our first luncheon i< r organization and arranged for the payment of this
luncheon, and went so far as to get speakers io express their views against
iVohibition.
At a recent meeting t>f the
Tin re seems to b«> a tnisiinder-
hoard of directors «if the Com
mercial club, the fill lowing com- s l i d i n g among some of our fit
For Sale.
to several clauses
Gasoline wood drag saw, :: I 2 ; ■ '
¡dent
11.
Al.
West
:
in
tlie
charier
which will be
iiorse power, practically new
For further particulars write to
* ¡nance. < G. Nicliol, E. JU voted ou tomorrow.
This mis
Strauss, L. .1. Merrill.
G. C. Riper, Mosier, Ore.
understanding which appears to
Cocial: J’. L Arthur, II. W.
Danielsen, J . F. Coir, E. li. have resulted in opposition to the
For Sale.
charter has come to our knowl
Buri, Y\. G. Glo> d.
edge too late for ns to offer any
Ohe or two heavy farm teams,
Membersliip:
Or. Robinson,
from 2800 to 32«K) pounds, with W. C. Stone, E. W. Oavidhi/.ar, exhaustive arguments in favor
3 1-4 inch ‘.t apons and farm har Hans lvollandsrud, il. E. Birk- of the charier, which is based on
the charters of Hood River,
ness. Write G. 1*. Morden, Alos 1 neri
Portland, and Brooklyn, N. Y.,
itr, Oregon.
Ruhlicity: H. G. Kihhee, J.
and
they have been passed on by
Iv. McGrcgor, E. Al. Strali ss.
the
courts
and pronounced sound. ,
Public lmprovement: 11. M.
Barnett Apple Ricking Buck- U est, vV. C. Stone, E. A. Race,
The people of Mosier need have j
ets, v i . 2 5 each, at Chown’s.
E L Uüüt> C. ( * Nich„,.
no fear of the charter as it is I
presented
to them for their up-,
Air». A. Alarsh visited in Tip*
W ajsau d means of acquiring
(Julies on Tiussday.
a club building: rere discussed proval, even tho they may not j
Miss Alice Bennett spent Sun- ami il w as decided to investigate 1,ave reml '« tl" u- <»’ may notj
la.) with relative» in The Dalles. various posihiliti« s.
Aiiotla r understand some of its provis - 1
ions clearly.
It is an easy mat-1
Store closed all day Tuesday meeting will he held suoli w Iteli
ter
for
some
disgruntled
personal
reports as tu j/rogress in Ibis
Sept. 29. Strauss.
to
pick
seeniiiig
flaws
in
any in
matter will be made.
Coal or Wood Heating Stoves,
strument.
However we may
all prices. Chowu.
suggest, vvliat is patent to anv ;
You didn’t ever expect to see
one,
that after the charter is ac-'
N. R. Sturges came up from such a stock of dress goods and
RorLland on Tuesday for a week’s trimmings, sweaters and macki- «'opted, and some of it , provisions
are found unsatisfactory, it will i
visit.
{naws, underwear and hosiery,
he a simple matter to amend
Olio llage arrived on Tuesday in Mosier as I ein showing. Now them. If the charter is rejected
from a six months’ sojourn on then, show you appreciate my now, it will mean considerable,
efforts to give Mosier an up-to-
tlie coast.
added expense to the taxpayers:
date Department Store by trying
SELLING OUT AT COST!
of the town to have another pre
here first for your fall wants.
G l a k k h j k w k i . r v C o m p a n y ,
pared and voted on.
You will find what you want a*
Hood River, Oregon.
|
There is no reason why the
a price-saving. Strauss.
charier should not be accepted
W. II. Weber, of Chicago has
j unanimously.
been here this \ eek, looking a I
Frank A. Massoe, ol Hood Riv
ter business int« rests.
er, w as a business visitor in tow n |
Box Nails, Box Hatchets Or on Wednesday. Air. Massee i» I ,T O W E L SUNDAY SCUOCI ENTERTAINS
chard Ladders, al Chown’s,
the proprietor of a nursery and
Last Sunday tlie Immanuel
.
Mrs. Sarah AlcVey visited is offering leading varieties of |
,,f lMos,er ^
;
friends and relatives in The fruit t r e e s f o r commercial and : Suml:'/
home planting.
,ll.wA
‘ ww doz,‘" ' " ‘ind.ers
Dalles Ibis week.
ol the Udell Sunday School.
Helen Blush is first, Wilma
Afler the morning services
IL. J . 'laylor came up from
Portland Tuesday to sup 'rinleud Ro il ilen is seconil, I mma l .meiia (he hosls and gin : ts gnthered at
the loading of several cars ol E\ans is Inii d, ‘i/ileile Baile) is Ulmwn's Ilall, w here a magnili-1
ballast.
lourlli in Ihe Bali) ( natesi w hieh cen't (linn«>r was spremi, to which ,
t |ie „„iltitude did full justice, !
Good time to buy your Xmas do ies Uet.il.er lo. Stranss,
presents Clarke Jewelry Co
everyoiK» liaving hrought bis a p
~i>ll)S WANTLÜ
at Hood River, is SELLING l >U 1’
petite right ulong wilh bini. Li
i s il "I proposuls will II" iwived at faci, many of them quit e a t in g 1
AT COS T.
Economy .Lira at clo S C - O llt co C’ou nty, Oregon, until 1 :IH) o'c lo ck ,
When'
I’. M . v Wed nesd ay, O c t o b e r 7 , 1914, but couldn’t “ »waller.”
prices. See Chow n.
it
comes
to
providing
the
“ bigi
,,
. . . . . .
for tl»«’ old Wasco County Court lions«*
Horn, m llooti A 1 vt r, I iuuT lay .uni ih. i.oi.s win■ re ii| s;h h Uouit eats,” the Mosier ladies cannot j
Sept. 10, 1914, to ii\ ami Airs. limisi* is located, said lots heiiq* 100
excelled.
Price Hunter, an eij^lit ami one- T' lu i imon Snvei and ii:. r et »•
half pouml son.
Cliinl Street ami bointf situated in
t
i Dalles City, County of Wasco ami
Mr. aud Mrs. Bum ford t'hown, si i ,n Oregon
of Rortland, are visiting the: A > vi-t itied check »f .r> |.. i cent of the
former’s brother, \\ 10. (lloWll ' lunount of t li « lid nuule payable to tin*!
! Treasurer of Wasco County, Oregon, ,
aud family.
( Signed )
Date of tirai Publientìon. Septemlu*r
DUM BI.I-:
■
h
xcn r-i-w n rH
u
Mt\i!s
Don’ t forget that tomerrow is
»clion «lay for the ciii/.ei ■ i f
osier to vote on the proposed
■ y churter. In
many lia\<
id il and know < hat I lie) are
ing for?
hi
U. P R. R.
ECHON E R Y
SO FT D R IN K S
TOBACCO
i iN im rg ti,
Ka iTH*rs*
0 . S. E.
for commercial
NOTARY
M o s i e r
Hood River
Rhone Odell 1 K».
»I r F » M i y . ! Ii>:
O rejron
-! i
Telephor.3
fo r a m a -
chine today
ELECTRIC W
IRING a SUPPLY CO.
Hood River,
ä
I Here's a 7 in
Special
O regon
THE
Dress ul w >rk Hats - S I .00
large une o these in all new
8 Fall shapes and c«> - s.
About all sizes
I in the lot.
You w il get tile biggest
® kind of va
in lids assortment. V *ur
choice
1.00
t z ;« ä --
i
?
5
I
I
a
osata ’>s*-*=s3
School Text Books a n d
School Supplies of all kinds.
!
i
B o o k s and Magazines,
§ Stationery and Novelties;
^ Watches and Clocks, Leatii-
er and Toilet goods.
esauBM
9
x
Subscriptions taken for
^ all magazines and papers.
Clubbing' rates can be had.
g
HEKXESa
3
You cannot heat Mosier
»i mices in any of these lines.
8
Vri-IKW' ‘•‘J
K
' I
t
TilE LIFE CAREER
“S booling in youth should invariably be
8 • I< to prepare i pers i in the Rest way
for the Iv t p Miianeiit occupation for whicn
he is capable. ’—President C. W. Kliot.
This is the Mission of the
ce
Special
Men’s heavy plush bucked *r- >t ton
Umlerwear, a dandy warm g; ment for
wild r; about all sizes in ll.c lot. Special
the garment
.
.
.
4 J t-
Koi era il Nig hties
j
TL*» pew hijrenie sleepinp’ garment
j torli> sand girls. 1 to S \ ,.; ii s oid; they
| ar«* superior to ar sleeping garment
! Blot has Uet*n de\ i-e I for ii. I«> folks.
and coir.
new lot
M en s
i
i
-*■•
Four-in-hand Ties for men - 10c
You will pay 25c for this same grade
ulsewhere, full lenjfth, nice colors. They
ar«i certainly bargains for tlie money .
Your choice
-
-
10c
n v e it.
i 8 th, 1914
Write for illustrated 100 -page Book
ie., 'THH LII-H C.AktiER," and for Cata
log containing full information.
D eg ree. C ra rret — XORICULTUPS :
Agronomy, Animal Husbandry, Dairy Hu»-
bandry. Poultry Hm.; .adry, Uorlkulture.
í
h
Ag: 'culture !■ r lea hers. FOKCSTRY.
lo t . ging e ? tiNEi i n o . H o m e e o o *
Attorneys- Vt Law
NO.'MCS: i loine-t;. * ier.ee. Dcmcstk Art,
HNGINFI r.'INUi
Ele.trkil, Irrigation,
Highway. .Mechanical, Chemical. Mining.
Cerar.cs. CO.MMtRCb. PHARMACY.
G knkrai , P ractice
i I n d ustrial a r t s .
i o .. / , / « , iirifs- A grim I tu re. Dairy-
O R E G O N in«. Home M
s’ Course, Industrial
DALLES,
Arts, Forestry, Hi>«Mif*s Short Course.
s, ■> W o f Of- -.c—Piano, String, Band,
Voice Cuitr.e.
Far :,-; s B- recs Course by M»il Free
A rid re— I'llF RKi'.rSTRAH,
Speciùl
We ha
’*">1
Mosier
k Store
e
B EKKEÏT. SiNNOTT 5 G. LLCW Y
p u b l i c
m **í*T *3í -, ~
/
t
Oregon
First National Bank Building
Advertise in the Bidletln—It Pays „J
;
j
8
Better Ini) nil your Linen Needs
j
now. \Ye luuight «ui n low market ai d
J
have not yet advanced our prices.
Bat
all Table Linens. Towel», etc, in fact
everything made of linen has advanced
1
GOING L I M I T 1 5 D A Y S j
in price ami will continue to advance.
RETURN L I M I T . o u r . 31 !
\Ye have a g.«>d supply e:i hand and you
can buy it at the same low ¡ rice as
InOmmition. tickets en d |
formerly.
Don’ t delay but supply
/ v . m ’ jt i O ions upon applica
) our needs at once.
lion <mi/ iigcnf
( * It'. R. & A’. CO.
Ladies’ wool Felt House Shop-r-
with Lamb’s wool inner soies.
flu se
must lie Seen to he appreciated at this
remarkably low price. I he pair - 75c
1
th e
in y o u r
home for
'»‘aune of Oregon,
and
$ Special
\
try
THOR
D u n iw a y
F. A. M A SSE E ,
—
my store all da) n a r c m . ) IKfAKUING \Nt> D U SCIK'O! 1
holiday. My friends an.' i
I OH CIRI S
8
tiers will do me a great
f
Fot Pai'icuUis ipplv to
if they arrange to tradì I
*
winy, the 12 ■ Ii, for tlt«*ii
5 S I S 1 E R s u t i R tO R j
• V needs. Strauss.
FM /(YSOMtr '-MeC.
S c o tt
H. G . K I S D E E
Lendinsr varieties of fruit
trees
ro
I »cuver................
O m ah a..................
60.00
î**t. 1 nui»..............
70.00
( ’Iiicagu................ .
72.50
New Y m k ...............
108.50
Fqu.dly reduce. 1 far-. » to other
citlt »
í
< !
i.iHj, M om i it. OiiK.
irned Tiiesda\ i uni 1 h tlae
re the lattei I is enie g< <
i a hospital, lun ing in., i
* a surgical operation, an Î S T . i W Mv'V ’S W A D E . U V I
i
*
covering slow I; .
I THF. H A U L S , OREGON J
•»day, K«‘|)l« e 1 r J*.l, I
For Sale
H6ÄB & y i'IG JÏIO N s a .
1/ 1// H o m s
.".
You can
J s
Forty- ixth School Year Opens
OREGON-W
ASHINGTON RAIL- hmne i,i,mtin*r-
l»h ore, I Ionie plient til.
ER RE!
drudgery of washday, saves the
clothes and tha expense of wash
day help.
A ^1
#
SE PT EH BE R
* ow in the h. st lime of the year
to enjoy an Faslern trip.
C. A. dcf’argar ivecived 11 1 •
I’ll VSI« :i A N i no s i t u ; Ft > n
Week from ilio Oregon Fruii
:
OREGON
(.’leaner t'o. of The l)a"es an llu u l) RIVER
Hp|de grader and frinì c 1 -iiiei .
Will |)ni<lic«* in M<«HÍ«*r h nti
which lie \ ill « is» * in Ins oretiard
<i Uv N nu «ÜH-
this Fall.
llood River wdl I Id a gigan
' ic »1 reel ........i I al I'l'oin t k'l e M
• 4 to 17, ini'lusue, under tin di
•lie Commercial Club. Alc-mt
*tes will he made welcome.
A THOU Electric
W a s h er rem oves all the
O
H
ESO
N A 8 RICULTURALC 0 LLEG
E
GO VIA THE
I,.
Don’t wait until this back
breaking strain shows in her
face and figure.
SEASON
must :icc«*m|>any uadi lmi ami I In* same
Mrs. J . Arthur, who has been to !»■ . - ■ i < n .1 ii i:. - l.i> M- 1 - ..his t<<
visiting her son, R. L. Arthur eu ter inlo a c o n l n u l ami furniab a C l o s e s S e p t e m b e r AO, 191 1
and w ife, returned on Suini.i\ lo borni \ n iIIliu tuli clnys from Mu* lini«*
notico is luailtd him timi I h * is Ila* s u c
The opt ortunity to go east
her home al Gasile Rock, \\ a.-.li. c e s s i li ! bjiblcr.
during 1914 at
T h e x i k DL is n .sur\»*tl tu iej»*ct a n y o r
5000 voles with each “V sale
all !>i(!s.
Low Round Trip Fares
of colle«*, crackers, lard, bacon,
L. H. Fox,
soap, breakfast foods Henne,
will soon have passed
Coutil} Clerk,
day. Sept. 30. Strauss.
T h e Dullea, Oiepon.
II.
A b ig a il
(Paid Advertisement by Taxi t\ *rs* and
l'ortland.Oi t-Koii)
EXCURSION
Mrs. Chns. I’. Race arrived
IS, 1911.
this week troni El Raso, Texas,
and w ill make h t home with her
son, E. A. Race, until her house
D ii.
is ready for occupancy.
Put A Stop To it New
bott as secretary that the two letters „«cut out by myself, as well as the let
ter sent (»ut by the publicity department, were approved. This statement
ended with the sentence: “After discussing generally the affairs of the
league, the officers ratified all work that had been done up to date by the
publicity bureau ind officers of the association.”
I have lived in this state for 60 years, during all of which time I have
toiled and worked for the people of my state and I am willing to leave it to
the public to decide as to whether T’ would lend mv self in any way to any
organization or any act that eouJd be construed as anything but honorable.
Every one in this state knows -Mrs. Dutuway and her family. I wish further
to say that, if the occasion .irises and T deem it necessary to go further into
this matter, I will he glad to publish some additional facts in these same
paper» not necessary to publish now, and will meet the conditions as they
arise, ll the \nti-Saloon I eague, by ii« paid foreign agitators >r Commit
tee of One Hundred, think they can becloud this issue by trying to drag into
the mud my name or others, they are very much mistaken. I expect to
carry this work on to the conclusion of this camp ign, and then allow the
people to judge as to whether we will control our own affairs in the State
of Oregon or all>w the paid agitators of the Last to show us what to do.
SUMMER
:
Did you ever come home
to such a scenr as this ? Is
your wife wearing herself out
at such drudgery?
The real break between Mrs. Talbott and myself was caused when i
found out that she had gone to the Brewers’ Association and told them she
couhl be of good service to them in c o n n e c t ;^ with this league, and asked
and received a salary from the Brewers Association on the ground that she
was putting in her time and needed the money. On the 2bth of August a
meeting was held between Mrs. Talbott and myself for the purpose of get
ting matters straightened out before starting the general organization. At
tilt1 ollifu uf llu* Countv Cluik of Was
r ; .
Poor IV Is mm a !
AO .-S i. F r - r
Corvallis, OrtgtB
■■
Suits and Overcoats
for Men
There are no hard to fit m«m for a
store that sidls Hart, Schaffner & Mr.rx
doth *s.
We lm\e »i^es here fur fitting every
ligare, stout in.*n, slender men. very tall men,
very short men. these makers know how to de
sign no ale is for all dimension*.
You’ ll he snr-
pris-il to s>*e how perfectly you can be tala u
care of in this m atter of tit. whatever your fig
ure may he. H itt, Shaifner & .Marx Suits and
Overcoats for $17.50 up to $1:5.00.
We also have our new fall lire < f Cloth-
craft Suits and Overcoats for Men.
1 hese are
fully giiarant-. .1 to . - of all wool material and
to give you ! < rfect satisfacti« n.
We stand
right hack of this guaranty, so you are taking
no chances at all.
l lotlicraft Suits and Over-coat* *10.00 and up.
Other n ..k«s in Suit* a- i Overcoat* *3 to *0.
FA I a
H O O D R I V E R S L A R G E S T AND B E S T
¡w *rn'S*~+m ML.
STORE