Mosier bulletin., October 02, 1914, Image 4

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For Sale
In the lead— our Delicatessen
BENNETT. SINKOTT S 6ALL0AAY
department. Just received a full
Five acres o f fruit land five
Attorneys-At Law
J stock o f Beechnut goods, incitici- •
ANXIOUS MOMENTS.
miles from Mosier. Four and a
j inji. grape-fruit marmalade, and
half acres in 2 and 3 year old
»
If you carry an unreliable timepiece,
j fine Itoiii (I chicken o f Richard-
J you have a good many such moments.
G e n e r a l P r a c t ic e
apple tri*es. For information,
*
If your watch needs attention tiring it
$ son & Robbins make. Sweet,
terms, e tc., address
{ to us. We can truthfully say you will be
v sour and dill pickles in hulk.
P e te r H e rr on ,
THE
DALLES.
-
OREGON
j more than pleased with our work.
Si ran ss.
Alosier, Ore.
i
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Dependable work and satisfied oustom-
•>
The one topic o f absorbing in-
x> ers are our best advertisements.
4
J terest in I'ortlarul last week was
H. G . K i B S E E
J Iht* failure o f the attempt o f Dr.
j Calvin S. While and others to
HOOD RIVER, ORE.
NOTARY p u b l ic
J pass through the council an ordi-
IÎ
r nance stopping “ Painless Park*
“ er” from giving dental exhibit­
M O S IE R
O regon
ions on the streets.
When the
GUANCE »eilCC.
¡ordinance was first introduced it
Tomorrow will he the regular was announced that it would
F. M. GILL, Dutur, Oregon
monthly meeting o f tlx* Mosier have easy sailing through the
Saw Filing
Orange.
Il will In* an all day council, hut when it came up for
Progressive candidate for gov -1
Cross cut saws and hand saws session and the public is cordial-
passage last Wednesday ernor, stands for Oregon dry, ;
Did you ever come home
Leading varieties o f fruit
put in excellent condition. Work |y invited to attend at 2 o ’ clock ^
s*0,) ■ I 1° 1 in favor ol Daiional equal su if rage, single
to such a scene as this ? Is
The time in the open j*s indefinite postponement. I his item veto, Oregon system o f gov - 1 trees for commercial and
guaranteed. See
juur wifo wearing herself out
I». m.
at such drudgery?
J o h n M j o k k .
meeting will lie spent in discus- 11 looked upon as a test vote in ermpent, a rict la enforcement,
sion o f I hi* eight hour law and
( 'D’ council on the subject of
living wage for every man and i home planting.
Put A Stop To It Now
any other questions which may oxcluding public speakers from woman, human rights first, dol
Corn For Sale
F. A. MASSEE,
the
streets.
D
o n ’t wait until this back­
he proposed.
lar rights second, governmental
Leave orders at Bulletin offici
" I am in favor of Local Option.
breaking
strain show s in her
assistance to those al the bottom , Hood River
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Oregon
COUNTY CGJRT RECEIVES
I am a thorough believer in
A r t h u r K ij iin .
fac-3 and figure.
1 Miss Anne Shogren came up
o f tlie ladder, instead o f special phone Odell 146.
L O C A L SE LF-G O V E R N M E N T
and believe that every self-
I from Portland Iasi Sunday and
Tomorrow
the
county
court
l,l‘,vih*ges to those at flit* top,
A T H O R Electric
For Reni Reasonable
governing community which
¡will spend some time on her will he at home in the new court economy, less taxes, recall of ju -j
W
a s h e r r e m o v e s a ll th e
constitutes a social unit should
Four room house. Inquire al Mosier (¡reek fruit ranch.
Sh» house to all visitors, and a cord- <licial decisions, proportional rep- j
drudgery of washday, saves the
have the right to CONTROL Cider Factory, Mosier.
clothes and the expense of wash­
has as a guest Miss Kate ial invitation is extended to all «•esentation, special a tfo n lio n to '
the matter of the regulation or
day help.
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---------------Win tier.
citizens and taxpayers to call ruial sci" )ols. good roads from
the withholding of licenses.”
For Salt.
Y o u ca n
The Mosier Valley Bank has during the day and evening and ^'ie ' " ‘iiket place to (lie farmer s
flleals At All Hours
try the
Gasoline wood drag saw, 3 1-2 purchased a small fire and burg- inspect the building and receive home, road districts to have g o v -!
ernments similar to school dis­ BAKERY
horse power, practically new. j lar proof safe o f the Mosier pal tlie courtesies o f the court.
THO R
CONFECTIONERY
For further particulars write to lent, which was placed in tin
in y o u r
I’be people o f Wasco county trict, directors, clerk, etc., equi­
x . j. %
\ * !L
table
lax
laws;
encourage
farm­
home for
SOFT DRINKS
G. C. Piper, Mosier, Ore.
vault o f the Mink building on should take a personal pride in
ers
co-operative
associations.
;
CIGARS
TOBACCO
15 DAYS
this new court house not only be­
j Monday.
Opposes assembly plan, machine
cause
they
“
chipped
in
,”
their
For Sale.
I claim to have up-to-the-min
V. E. L1N D BU RO ,
FREE
politics, single tax. special privi­
' ute goods and sell less Ilianllood bilie or bus mil'* to pay lor il,
One or two heavy farm teams,
lege
and
useless
officers
and
com­
S turgess B ldg , M osier , O re .
and it is Ibeirs, but because ¡L is
Telephone
from 2800 to 3200 pounds, with Uiver a " (1 Tl,e
ll"-
missions.
fo r a m a ­
is another |»rool, thin Mown tnm- fl w^Kbihcent structure and has
chine
today
3 1-4 inch wagons and farm bar-
.
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, .
Write
G.
J*.
Morden,
Mos-
,)l'*rs*
received,
with
real
cut
lK‘en
Pronounced
the
finest
piece
ness.
D R . H . L. D U M R L E
GRANDVIEW NOTES
glass, three star culling, usually ol architectural skill to be seen
1er, Oregon.
in tlie stale.
Not one item is
LLFCTRiG WIÜIN6 & SUPPLY CO.
—
r —i " - .j— g -gt soldat 2 >c each, sometimes on
(Delayed.)
PHYSICIAN a n o SURGEON
Hood River, Oregon
sale al 15c, my price as long as missing to make it comfortable
J. H. Daily left last Friday for
First National Bank Building
Barnett Apple Picking Buck- !20 doz. last 10c each.
Strauss. and convenient— a thing o f beau­
HOOD RIVER
:
OREGON
ty and a joy forever. And il is Brooklyn, Washington.
eta, $1.25 each, at (T ow n 's.
Dr. and Mrs. V. C. (took arc
Mrs.
McCann
has
returned
to
l&r-Fri wblent, Statesman, Jurist ami
PAID FOR.
Will practice in Mosier and
FHWNSi As'
©Oi 1 r*ii© 1 l©il«IWHt«+
Professor, In an address on Civic
W. G. Gloyd was i:i Hood Biv- here \i ¡ting villi Dr. and Mrs.
her home in Hood River, after
I)uty, said:
Miss
Ruberia
Billard,
who
is
May
he
reached
by
long
dis­
1).
Robinson.
Dr.
Cook
was
for
“ Nothing is more foolish, noth­ er on business Tuesday.
visiting with her daughter, Mrs,
ing mere utterly at variance
some time in the employ o f the teaching the school in the Green­ W. <i. A hi red.
tance phone, Home phone 61.
C.
A.
McGargar
was
a
business
with sound policy, than to en­
The
U. S. Government in Brazil. He wood district, wont lo
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Giililan
o
f
Port­
visitor
in
Portland
Wednesday.
act a law which, on account
Dalles y es Leniay for a few days’ land, are guests o f Mrs. Gilli*
is an expert on dry farming.
of conditions surrounding the
vacation.
Goal or Wood Heating Stoves,
Ian’ s mother, Mrs. Jones.
community, is incapable of en­
o
BIDS WANTED
j Are you paying 5c a loaf for
I X'.
forcem ent. Such instances are all prices. Chown.
J.
N.
Mosier
and
family
at-
Mrs. W. (i. A hired very pleas-
¡bread?
If you are why not get
SZS b TÜ ü • •■TTTT.'W
Sealed
proposals
will
be
received
at
§
. . . presented by sump­
I (.‘ titled Hie c o m it y fa ir a t 1 lie a n lly e n t e r t a in e d th e l a d i e s . o f the office o f the County Clerk o f Was- &
Armours
Simon
Pure
Lard
in
the
best,
Huvne’s
Good
Health
tuary law s by which the sale
School Text Books a n d
th e n e ig h b o r h o o d u:i F r id a v I; st. co Count-.. Oregon, until 1:30 o'clock. 8 „ ,
. ,
,.
. „. . ,
Get our right price, Bread, each 2 loaves wrapped in D a lle s th is w e e k .
of intoxicating liquors is pro­ slock.
l>
.
M.,
Wednesday.
October
T
.
1914
,
s
School
Supplies o f all kinds,
hibited under penalties in lo- Strauss,
a sanitary wrapping.
Save the
Forest Parsley has returned
for tlie old Wasco County Court House j*
i'.'.f 1 ,Z "al-
calities where the public senti­
coupons and get a pie for 5 c.
from
a trip to Portland.
and the Lots whereupon said Court
SELLING OUT AT COST!
ment . . . w ill not sustain
Why not leave a standing order
M rs. SI: ‘ ' on and ::!rs. Pars- House is located, sai.i lots being iooJ 8
R o o k s ciTid Magazines,
the enforcement of the la w .”
Cl.AltKE JEWELRY COMPANY,
and
g
el
this
delicious
bread
every
lej
'.vere shoppers in Ilio Dalles, feet oil Fiiion Street amt 143 fe ,*t on 'i Stationery and Novelties;
Hood H iv e r, Oregon.
day? Strauss.
Third street and being situated in 8 Watches-and Clocks, Leatli-
on Thursday.
Dalli les City,
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County o f Wasco and
Jack Harper, constable at The
Mr.
and
Mrs.
John
Farrell
of
Toilet goods.
Û er
Movement is noticible among
Slate of Oregon.
Dulles, was an official visitor in
f i
Pori
land,
were
week
end
guests
zz
-Y
tiie railroads and coast city ho­
A certified check o f 5 per Cent o f tlie
: town <;'i Monday.
o f Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Cum­ amount o f the bid made payable to the
tels in preparation for the ini-:
I Subscriptions taken for
mings at Alta Vista.
Ladies’ Aid Society will meet me use travel in the northwest
Treasurer o f Wasco County, Oregon,
V al! magazines and papers.
must accompany each hi i and the same
I Wednesday afternoon, 1 1 th, with expected next year. The Pana­
u s i : ¡.. m «<; ì psne-MMr
to be forfeited if the bidder fails to 5 Clubbing rates can be had.
I Mrs. II. W. Danielson.
ma Exposition and the war in
m ..
| .> T . M A k Y ’ S A C A D i. Al V ^ enter into a contract and furnish a
Europe
will
each
contribute
to
bond
within
ten
days
from
the
time
AH wool tricot, 5 colors, worth
§ THE DALLES, ORiiGON g notice is mailed him that he is the suc­ S: You cannot beat Mosier
4()c, at 29c, nice I'oi waists and •Iw diversion o f an immense pas­
prices in any o f these lines.
fj
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2 cessful bidder.
senger traffic into (lie country.
dresses. Strauss.
Ti.e right is resvrvi'il lo reject anyor
Il will, be the greatest opportun­
ßOAUDINC a M ) 1) \V SCHOOL Ï
Mrs. Geo. P. Christie, o f Sa­
all Rills.
ity I lull ever happened to show
F»):: C.li’ i.S
£
2 ■
!.. B. Fox,
lem, visited the week-end with
Mosier lo lb«* world and our peo­
Count;,• Clerk,
•T» J -
For I’.-i.iiccbiv. apply to
her sister, Mrs. E. E. Amsden.
ple should bealive to the opening. • srh w u *
Tin* Dalles, Oregon.
sp -w: n • kp - ihp - ish
S I S T E R S U . E G -O R
Box Nails, Box Hatchets, Or­
Date o f first l’ nliliration, .September
“Schooiing in youth nhould invariably be
? a
a
g
di *. •<* i ; - j . , ;c a 5 rson in tlie* l>est wav
.
-. :c ¡g
i 'Xi 4 + IS. 1914.
h
+
Ex-President, Soldier, Explorer chard Ladders, al Chown’ s.
A n n ou n cem en t
i.)t the L t j) nnanent occupation for wliiciN
eev*irn
i
i
«
v
j
«anr-
he is capable. --PresidentC. W. liliot.
and one of tl.e most rem ark­
Hauling and draying attended
LAST THREE
PRESIDENTS
OPPOSED TO
PROHIBITION
’Ü
jf
¡i
I W .F. LARA WA Y,
LOCAL
For Sale
Poor Mamma!
PRESIDENT WILSON SAYS:
lolEh
1
\
WILLIAM HOW
ARD TAFT
*
Mosier
Book Store
Be
Represented
In the
Fie tv
Souvenir
Booklet
Describing
the
Mosier
District
WfMr
THEODORE ROOSEVELT
able leaders in the United
lo promptly, call ami see Huskey
States, is a strong champion of
at
Mosier I ,i very and Feed Stable.
L O C A L S F L F G O VERN M EN T
and Home Rule. He ha 3 never
Good time to buy your Xmas
raised his voice in be l ¡If of
presents Clarke Jewelry Co.,
statewide prohibition, ar.d so
he has suffered attacks from al Ibintl River, is SLLLING OU T
radical and hysterical prohibi­ AT COST.
tionists. A s between a man of
H. M. Huxley, o f Hood River,
Theodore Roosevelt’s ability
was
up Sunday and s|ynt the
ami standing and . ’a cre who
are the paid e nissaiies of pro­ day on bis mchard Iract.
fessional propagandists, the
AI last those new shoes arc
voters of Oregon \ ill n
he
slow in passing upr i the wis­ here, see ns before your si...- is
dom and credibility of me sold out. Slrauss.
witnesses.
With t(i3S3 torse P? 2 tional
Leaders egreed on \Y, issue
of Prohibition, isn’t it i -
(iciii to follow iiioii coune?
Register
it
e
Pulii Adv orti soi put
tTaxpuyorn um! W
i : i , . d |
Kft Oregou. Poi Hauti, Ore.
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8 b n i ik o t is iii I
A id
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of
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I car.
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Ini
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n\ y»>'|! * p-«i
J ohn W. H i
d " "•I full.»
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m ;.m
visit
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Jild
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w e«*k tv illi • hr • ,!.*
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Mrs W. V \'ti
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. 1 ,\ •(•I.ons to il» iaculiy. tbe Dniversiry
so « ill betrin it* th l . uf
.;
year Tuesday, September 15.
I
Special training for Bws'sess, 3mr~ A
e -l i ,ni.
im. I taw,
;• ••
n
aw, Medicine.
D* Xcine. Teachinf.Lt. jg
■.'•,{■ . .¿V
Work-, “.«L*iic. ArehitvcKiee, is
> *, i , +. » •■>>-icat Training and i :ine Art,.
jH
hrgfsi
and «tronges
sir Angeli Jcprrix-ei: < *
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ci liberal cduraiicu.
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L itr -ry o f m m • than 55.¿«9 v oitim r«, t w o / S4
rym-.islttn- eleven h.-il-f g.-. ( y *
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nit. S. K. Fra m ise
Dr
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fin d
ill
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y o u r chi'sn .
Course. Si i an
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ill save you I >ne
inter nu lin e n
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Louis
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S h oa
I irg<* nue 01
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ami Irimm d to sui
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C O M V.URGE.
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areali lii.irk- d ..I lia
..ruin ami wo in v ite -c o m -
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ad g .'.nies n *•• i .* <»ry
n,* “ slim s" al «»".*
sun price
u
• pay.
n 1 n ed C dii n r ib l
(b'RV t v:
C( Paie
s le
f
■■■ -'(' irsf -Agriculture, Dairy*
ir -
vers' Course. Industrial
Arts, F resfrv. Business Short Course,
v
. u r* *V—Piano, String, Band.
Voice < >iiti:re.
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fi l »
v. usb« d.
bourse e-. Msg Frra.
A l ì- « IHK KIIUI.ATKAR,
C, valli*, 'rrjotj
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vr . im
r Ladles
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p
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o.:!s
■ i > : i 1 *. «.t Pure White
Lodi.
. : ar V . Pp(*. gridi ; e ¡uni \ e ghl,
< ’**• j for wint 1 î* NVCH!’. ’» ¡tll u.iig sl«*e\cs alili
in • ... i
-th .
An h;. r» 11» nt garn’ fi.t in
A\e \ * '
c
ail.
l.J iì
C C ' S j r ' T A ï
’ - * k s f ¿ 1 1 7
kJ
»I tuet
4,
P h a r m a c y .
A not he ’ new
nl o f Hart,
S,*h;- :>'••...* & .Mar . : ; ; , ( ' 'at.*; fo" id: !’ -S
;l a» ; i ■: to see these if
just in
It
yo: 1 are intenditi
i.avY g a ne» c : t
Ulis ».vin ! er. NV ■ also lu e a big assort­
‘*. v ' s a
ment o f Ladies
Foils o f the
n *.»••*.»; weaves an 1 ¡ I t ' S ' styles at most
r * is >a «Iti ■ prie 's. C >.n
and se x 2.1
ì‘ io;H*.
winter
suits and sepanilc gar-
,
1914
3S1 Z e T 2
i
u *n i'i coltoli fie *ced and
I lo i
OI-I m ent.
A i
* u ide, irci hi Under.
ctii ior Men
1 8 th ,
I.XD sll'IAL A!?1S.
-
D’ 1
o T e
ira iss.
Fe; ly»sixth School Year Opens
î t m - i i rays;,..,,.
p'
Z t:l C
than a s i’il«.*» s \
Dieul old.» such :
pin I
Write for illustrated ioo-pa?e Book*
let. "THE LIFE c a r e e r .” and for Cata­
log u ataiiiing full information.
/ ’ •••*•»*• C■:trsrs— AGRICULTURE S
s A . . il Husbandry.Dalrytlus*
h:
.rv Husbandry. Horticulture.
•
rea 1 ers. FORESTRY,
I
X , ' . \EEUING. HOME ECO*
S: Di rstk-Sdente, Domestic Art,
ENGINhERI
. lactrical, Irrigation,
II
. .»iei ,1 local. Chemiial. Mining.
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This is the Mission of the
5 E P T £ fIB B R
.-«/lipped. N. e 3 D. ’ f'.î A*.!.*nimstrr;ion *
itjin
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ud
i 'in i tories for men ar.J ì
enses lowest
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a , ,«t{ - -
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g . o d i i. . . ai ini c a r o - '
\\ In: I lut» e y mi * I
way o f town prop«': l,\
('. ,\. Bov. ers, mar • er o f ||;e
residenci' pi operi in
Multnomoh Hole!, Porlland, »a s
( ii » *‘ details ï»: »» ba I
a week .*ii»i \isitnr :l l.eliowu.
ami what you uaut.
Ad
Mi \y II nolhfn
Portland Horn« care . Itn
• f P n tla u
1 » J r, l Irrrun,
Electric
'liown's.
I easolliilili
«In »e r.. a l w a y s r e a d y .
NN'i 1 11 I t at'Ol
'0.
LIFE CAREER
! I,
fe
Cnn supply you with smy-
Iliing- in this lim» nt most
li n n s 1e r b r a n c h
*,, j;!l i v i e i n r s p u r
1 g u a r a i ' t e e i fie 1 !'«* • i o f
I’ iex out your pilhovs, blank
elsjm d comforts lr»>:n tli • big
new slock .in -1 in at Slrauss.
333 I F t
Weed chains for F.
Chut» n's.
I'h e di ay a n d
('. L. McKenna, ol Portland,
pent Iasi Sunday on his ranch
south o f lo»v n.
N"W is the be ;i time to paint
.»our bouse, I in--, etc.
(
lock ol paints al Clmwn’s.
P. A Knoll arrived from |\>rt
land \\ i a i:: i a! a \ »■» e 1111 • a o . 1
»»ill spend lb * apple mason In •re.
L. COMINI,
The Tombstone
rnu.ii
I Ink»* this means o f annotine
ing t hat I lia » e lak- n I lie ft. es-
ier IJ very Barii a al will ber.*al
t'*r conduci ilio business under
the name anil st.\ le o f the Mosier
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