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About Mosier bulletin. (Mosier, Or.) 1909-19?? | View Entire Issue (Oct. 9, 1914)
PUBLISHED EVERY FRID AY ADVERTISING RATES BY Professional Cani*..... H. G. KIBBEE. Proprietor i SUBSCRIPTION RATES O n e Y m r .................. ........................................ ..p e s ra w lh t t<0 One square.................. . One-quarter Column. . . . . - *• »3UW Ow4u!f Cotern. .“** ** itt HUM One Column.,.............. Business loeaia w.'M t>s cto.rare i t t 5 « t K « per tea S ix M onth *............................................................ 1 ° T h re e Mon in* fo r « t e n in sertion . L e ^ a i a riverrisem etita w li!in » a !l'« a a c 3 h e c h a r r e d Entered as s e c o n d kiss n r t u r Merer» 12, 19u9 ut th e post office at Mosier, Oregon, under the A c t o f M a rch 3. Ib79. M03IER, WASCO COUNTY, OREGON, FRIDAY. OCTOBER 9. 1914 VOL VI GO'ilMERCIAL CLUB WELTS S II.7 0 0 . 0 0 DEPOSIT YOUR SA\ 1NGS IN A CAREFULLY M A N A G E D BANK. L. J. M e r r il l . Cashier. J. N. MOSIER, Pres. MOSIER MEAT MARKET ; : ~n* ^smrssssai SL. FRED ULMER, Proprietor Fresh anti Smoked Meats, Sausage anti Fish A clean , sanitary place to do your shopping MOSIER OREGON th@ rbetcH B The Bulletin has in prepara tion a Special Magazine Edition descriptive o f the Mosier district and people, which promises to be the best ever published about Ibis vicinity. The work will be in album style. 9x11 inches be ing the size o f tie: page, and tee was appointed to confer with Qp A|ND SAVES THE TOWN containing approximately ■ forty- eight pages. It will lie printed the bruit Growers Association m regard to securing: the choicest _, , . . t, with color effects on good o f Mosier fruit to be held in cold , 1 he ni.,dn,^ t c,rv ™ f * „ book paper with a handson e art the ringing ot the church hell cover in diverse colors, and will storage for the occasion. An- 'and the shootingof guns aroused j other committee is I he an example o f good printing. the citizens o f Mosier from their There will be a profusion o f j the transport ion end. A p ian was outlined by Mr. j *)eds 0,1 ^ tdlu sda^ mght to w it- |)a|f-^one illustmtionss inndo from |Kibbee for the publication o f an " e8s «. spectacular scene at H. photographs being taken by F. The “ write-ups” ! edition descriptive o f the town ! M:, Wf St 3, " arehol,8a ° n ,the A. Shogren. . . , , railroad right ot wav at the toot will be made by an effective and and district. His idea was to . . . . . . • I ,, .• , of Washington street, experienced specialist, and will turnish an attractive and com -1 ... . . -, ,, ... Mrs. W. C. Stone, who lives cover tile producing district and prehensive write.up, settin g 1 near by on Washington street, the town in an attractive stile. | forth the merits of this section I and the opportunites which it ; 'v‘ls "".ila n e d b.\ the bat king ot This matter will be supplement- lias to offer. fh e b o o k to con -l1,erdo^ a n d 'm l,w k ,n g ‘,ut ll' 8- ed by portraits and personal tain an accurate description of smo u Doming tiom ,m 3 kef c|1es under the head of the area o f tho district, the kUi‘i inK- • :'" ’ e “ ! calIed S- “ Who’ s Who in the Mosier Dis ' acreage o f orchards, the climatic , f ’ I W l ?C(\ who lives next trict,” and will be interesting .... , ? i i . i door, and who gave the first reading at home or abroad. The! I conditions, value o f land, etc. I , ! ,,,, i • . .. , . ■ . .. alarm, boon people were ruir school district and teachers will 1 he object is to get this edition ,, * . „ • , , . .. .... I ning to the scene lrom all diree- he given space and the whole j . into the hands ot some ot the , , ; tions. the tire had gained such work will he a valuable souvenir many thousands of eastern poo- , , ..................... , , . . | headway, however, that it was „ ... .• , • .. , pie who will come west next . ... . .. and a forceful piece or publicity I year, -BEFORE they start, to let '^tiossible to do anything to save fol the (li8lrict. “ A L W A Y S AT YOUR SERVICE.” Everybody likes it— \1~Q' p- —ciuX,:.£l?s Send to 'Modern C >pf^*oti< • cry • ompany, Piut- \ land, Oregon, 5 “ Modem Sweets** seals cli »ped from the enclosure found in al' pack u,"* «-f “ Mo*, rn” roduets, or 10 cents (stamps or coin) for postage, and :u:l sa:i !e box of Vogans Chocolates will be sent you A commiitee was appointed to l( :,,n^lnt as !t 1 " most good. The enterprise will be | ■ hut was useless as far as the financed by the sale o f space in take the matter up with the pro- j 1 main fire was concerned, and the magazine, affording an op-' moters o f the hook, to report at, ; the stream was played on the portmiity for all to contribute to j the earliest possible moment, as surrounding piles of wood. the production, w hich will he for 1 the hook is to he issued soon. The origin o f the fire is only i «Titi »Mcnm'u mine I , , , . , both the individual and public, LATIN AMERiyi TRADE .guess work, but it IS supposed |(eMefit ! that it was started, probably ac -1 Mov^, are now ,)einR ni!l(Ie by \ In connection with the oppor- cidentally, by so me blanket cities and public bodies all oven tunity for trade with Latin nu‘" who camped close to the . America, «lohn Barren, director * * » ■ « » » • . While’ It ¡a thoUKhl lhe ' ac* senu-, thing into print before next year, ' o f the Pan-American Union, has *’-v that the fire, was incen- when the rush to the coast will; issued a note o f caution and 'bury, one fact would tend to greater than ever before. The warning. What is needed at contradict this theory. 'IliaLis railroad has recently issued a present he says, is not so much that the fire hydrant at the hack beautiful booklet to induce trav- ,a supply o f the manufactured,*^ the building was tound partli , j , ., . . liver routesj products o f the United. States. o|»en and water running, which . 1,‘ ‘ 1 "a — which brings people in touch j although required in consider«- lends color ae, the supposition with Mosier, and it seems up to; ; hie quantities, hut nif ney, loans fi|a* " hen the men discovered this locality to do something to and advances, credits on pur- fi|e fi*'e they made an effort to here and! chases and markets at reasona pul it out, but finding that the i.'.,duce ,ravtlel'a take a look” at the greatest| ble rates for raw products which d re was gaining headway, be- count ry out o f doors. usually go to Europe. I f Latin came I tightened and fled, lear- I f Mr. Kibhee does not see you j America can sell at a fair l'gure " lg arrest and the charge o f in- Slum, call at the Bulletin office her accumulating raw products cendiarism. I 1 wo m m were where the details will he ex and buy in turn through receiv- set'ii by Mr. Butteriield, night plained to you. ing financial help and coopera- watchman at t he crusher, hurry- lion the situation will be speedi* ing out ot town towards Hood A dispatch from New York to! ly remedied and tin* commercial River and talking excitedly in a the Pacific Uoasl Packer, says: interests o f the United States foreign tongue. It is probably Ail'the Eu opean apple markets i and Latin America will truly en- these men who are responsible are in good shape for tine red i ter upon a new era of Pan Amer- tor the Maze. frui and sal were made «1 ican commerce and comity. * he loss is estimated at $6000, $ 3 50 to ¡i‘4.50 per barrel— three The European war has socrip- will* insurance of $3000. Those boxes to the barrel. The great pled Latin American financial re- who sustained losses were, he bulk o f shipments going out sources and commercial mu- sides Mr. West, E. M. Strauss, from New York are Canadian chinery that it must require sev- " ho had a carload of Hour stored and Nova Scotia fruit. The per- eva! months or a year before i ’ 1 the waraliouse; M. A. Mayer, ceuutge from the noflhwestern conditions can readjust them aJ»out a hundred hoxesof apples: states is small, selves and permit results that Ernest Jacobsen, carload of hay: —— - many United States business Coleman ranch, several tons of men expect itninoiiidtdly. hay; A. P. Bateman, personal J . l (• i \, i 1 M The great opportunity in Latin effects;.!. B. Brenneman, per- America is shown by the fact sonai elf -els. Machine Shop i The need of fire protection is i that the twenty countries com and Garage f posing it imported and exported startlingly illustrated by Hindis- f Auto Repairing and * products last year to the value astn.us blaze, and the question of three billion dollars. Of this ,,f' s,icil protection will no doubt accessories. Al l * a amount two billion dollars were seriously considered by the *’ f Work Guaranteed f transactions with Europe. Dur- authorities. Kind Provi- First and State St. ing the past seven years the deuce certainly favored Mosier Hood River, < tregon trade with the United Stales has Wednesday night in dial then» increased from $450,000,000 toj " as no wil" 1* Had it l>een blow- $850.000,000. ing from the west as hard as it W. A. HUSBANDS The opportunity o f The horr often blows here, the town would Blacksmith says Mr. Barrett, is not so much no'v a desolate waste, for one for immediate large sales o f nothing could have stopped the Horse Shooing and General United States manufactured Lames from spreading over the Repair Work. products as one for cooperation , on tire town, Also agent for Corona Wool and mutual help, together lyith *^r- West is unable to state careful investigation o f cummer- what his plans for the future Fat for horses hiu I cows . A cure eial conditions.—-Journal. will be until the losses have i»een for corns, contracted hoofs, mud ft*' er and hop - shoulders. The European war situation in adf !‘Stad' ; (•— :i:. . J Ins disaster lies taught the M osier , - - On k een the opinion o f military experts , * . . . . ■, |jeople 01 »wil ier tliat some pre- bo h m this country and in such | caulion g |l o ,jl( 1 |K. taken against DR. C. II JENKINS o f those European slates as have fire or allowing rubbish to accu- escaped the severe censorship, muliite \> here there is any |Missi- DENTIST indicule that the involved p o w - ! Me danger o f ignition, ers are likely to be in a prolong- H ood R iv e r ; O regon e<l death struggle. The theory •of a st. iiT and decisive war now County < lerk l B. Fox, last seems to b.- abandoned, and un* 'ess condi no: ’ materially change Saturday grant-d a marriage :i- D e r b y a S t e a r n s ♦ he exfierts say tlie contest ". ill cens*- to Kay V’. Bailey and Lu be pri >1 red. but none liazard a cile L. Pi»-rc. ■ .twopopular>oung L aw ye r s people o f Mosier. guess as to jo-v. long. & Co.. Mosier General Merchandise T W'G v e al er 0 ve^ovU^S With new buildings, better equip ment, enlarged grounds, end many ad ditions to its faculty, the P niveu iry o f Oregon will begin its thirty-ajnth year Tuesday, September 15. .Special training for Business, Jour- n i.ism, I aw Medicine, Teaching, Li- h.ary W ork. Music, Architecture, enyaical Training and Fine Arts I argest and o ro n g eit departments ol libciai education. Library o f m ore th in S0.OC<> vor. n.ov. tw o spier.did gymnasiums, eleven buildings fu lly j eqvii.ptd N ew fluO.OOO A d m in islrK ion j Built'mg in courso o f construction Tuition Free D orm itories for men snd for w om en Expenses low est W rite for -atslog and Illustrated b ooklet, , Addressing Registrar, UNiVtilSITY OF OREGON EUGENE. OREGON "Pride of Oregon” APRLH SIZER will interest ever # r o w r in the Mood River and Mosier Valleys. Itifs-ef* fflcient and yet its original cost is moderate. And the cost of operating it ;is practically Netting. It will pay you to let us demonstrate our machine to you. It was built for the man with the small crop as well as the grower with thousands o f boxes. Wo have opened quarters in the building on Fourth Street formerly occupied by Kelly Bros., and are ready to see you. J.R.Nunamaker &Co. f I HFIR G U ARANTEE. If fer any reason Varans CI p -rotates do not f i p a purchaser perfect satisfaction. we arc author /ed to replace them at thetf expense. 5. E. F R A N C I S C O f_. Proprietor “ T1IK OAKS.” Niello! °n<T them read o f Mosier, think o f ,e 11,1 1 ¡'T ' ‘U 1 !< cu,vu A bout 3000 copies will be pub-! I Mosier and dream of Mosier, so 0 , 1 1 ,let ! u 11 1 dm Is to p i• \ i lit |jghed and furnished to subseri- i that Mosier will be their object- tl,e, flanif , fr° m « P ™ * 1' " * , hers who are expected to send 1 live point when they start. * to nearby buildings. Ihe chem- them where they w in do the | P a c ific P o w e r & L i g h t Co. p aid fo r b e fo re a ffid a vits a re ta rn is h e d . AN APPEALING OPPORTUNITY M ir til -U ' Nil MOSIER, OREGON SURPLUS NO. 32 At a regular meeting o f the; Commercial <’ lul> held Monday! night in the Library building, [ it tin* question o f making arrange ments for «suitable Mosier ex - 1 W est’s Great Hay Warehouse hihit at the Panama Exposition Total Loss in Spectacular at San Francisco n-xt year, was Midnight Blaze thoroughly discussed. A commit* H o s ie r V a lley B an k C A P IT A L A N D • O ' tt> tho p a rty ordering: them , a t le g a l -re.es. a Ad MOSI ER OU r i l l O.N - y Dr. George F. Newhouse J E W E L E R O P T IC I ! A oust Merle f HOOD RIVER, OREGON Phone 4 /t 44 Tum-A-Lum 4 Eyes Tested. Glasses Fitted, Watches, docks. Jewelry, Sterling Silverware. Cut Glass T enty years Ext.eric nee. I grind mv o\\ n Lenses. The Dalles. Oregon. Phone Blank 711 z e DRUGS? IF YOU W IS H SURE! To meet your friends, stop at Now that it, is possible to semi merchandise by Parcels Post, v e suggest tliat should you need anything in the way <>f Pre scriptions tilled. Drugs or Patent Medicines, that you send to HOTEL MOSIER. ♦ All Modern und under New Management. A l ( I M l ; V I H I» H A T H F A C IL IT IE S W. G. GLOYI), Prop. CH AS, N. CLARKE The DRl GGtST of Hood River, for then;. you cheai -r than y 1 Old news* m ..ps for sale ai the in lafitCt:. PLC M B IN C can get them at in.me. B id S. F. GOSS He can send them to ti-am and Hot Water Heating. o!> ling promptly attend*‘i| to. ituîlEU - • 15 to DO v it . Mazda 'amps OREGON carried hv Goowu. SECURE »AGE LICENCE Ne-d a new shot gun or rille? C t i o , , 11 t»as tliiT n . HOOD LUM BER PREPARED LA T H ROOFING SHINGLES DEADENING FE LT CEMENT BEAVER BOARD PLA S TE R TARRED FELT LIM E BUILDING P A P E R DOORS APPLE BOXES SCREEN DOORS BRICK W INDOW S MOULDING ROCK SPRINGS COAL SILOS Hiive a quantity of LAND PLANTER ON HAND Let us know your wants. IW R mm See HARMS About It1 R 'V E R . OREGON
