Mosier bulletin., February 19, 1915, Image 1

PUBLISHED
EVERY
FRIDAY
BY
H. G. KIBBEE, Proprietor
S U B S C R IP T IO N K A T E S
O n e Y e a r ...........
S ix Months
Th ree M on th s.
Entered as second-class m atter March 12, 1ÍK# a t
MOSIER, WASCO COUNTY, OREGON,. FRIDAY
the post office a t Monier, O regon, under the A c t o f
March 3. lfcTlf.
FIGHT FOB OREGON INDUSTRIES
STATE WILL BUILD ROAD FROM M3SIER PANAMA EXPOSITION OPENS TOMORROW
Anderson Undertaking1 Co.
That the state will build the
The greatest event in the his-
The Senate judieiar; committee
by unanimous vote decided to most difficult portions o f the Col- > r y of the present century will
report favorably on a hill by Sen­ umbia River Highway between take place tomorrow, when the
ator
Bingham which, the mem- Hood River ami Mosier was an­ Panama-Pacific Exposition at
312 Cascade Ave.
Phone 1394
Hood River
% ; hers say, will aid the manu futures nounced in The Dalles last week San Francisco will he formally
-| of the stat ■ and relieve Ihe un- following the visit there of State ! opened to the public, and the fol­
lowing invitation has been sent
I employed situation to a large ex­ Highway Engineer Bowlby.
jeras*
* tent.
! broadcast over the world, to be *
The Wasco County Court last
Manufacturers and organized week authorized Major Bowlby applied locally and generally:
“ The President ana Board of >
labor leadeis, w ho appealed be- t0 go ahead with a completesur-
JEWELER OPTIC IAS
fore the committee, were a unit in vey of the highway through that Directors . o f the Panama-Pacific j
beg
j urging adoption of the hill, which county. The state highway de -1 International Exposition
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provides
a
differential
of
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partment
cruised
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that
the
Exposition
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Eyes Tested, Glasses Fitted, Watches, clocks,
Dis. Corbin, Cousineau and M oore
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cent
in
favor
of
Oregon
concerns
route
last
year
and
recommended
celebrating
the
completion
of
the
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Jewelry, Sterling Silverware, Cut Glass
Panama
Canal
will
he
opened
to
#
in
the
letting
of
contracts
for
pub-
a water grade so far as possible,
Twenty years Experience.
’ lie use.
in preference to the present the public with appropriate cere- J
I grind my own Lenses.
Under the bill County Courts, route among the foothills, It is mon' es Saturday, February 20th, j
Boards
of County Commission- now proposed to make a complete ¡Nineteen Hundred Fifteen, in j
Phone
Blank
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The Dalles, Oregon.
For General Medical and
,
ers.
School
Councils and all other survey and set the stakes for the accordance with the Act o f Con- j
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Surgical Work.
gress and the Proclamation of the j
public boards and commissioners, n)a(j
President of the United States, j
charged with the letting of con­
The most important parts o f the
The Exposition will on that
tracts for public work may accept
Maternity Cases a Specialty.
survey will he certain stretch-
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T H E W E D D IN G R IN G
! day be com píete in every
bids of Oregon concerns which do
es between M osier and Hood
detail, including the partici-
is the most important article of jewelry in a woman's
not exceed by more than 5 per
River. The Dalles Chronicle pati on
Ambulance meets all out of
of the nations of Eu-'
life, therefore it should be the very best the bridegroom
cent the bids quoted by compet-,
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says: Between Mosier and H o o d ____„» .,
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itors of other states.
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rope, of the Orient and of alU
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can afford.
town Patients.
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River, the state has promised to .. A___• „
A. S. Pattullo, ot the Oregon
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. the Americas
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Our seamless Wedding Rings come in all weights and
aid the two counties, as the work
(/ Iron & Steel Company of Oswego,
Very cordially yours,
J sizes. These are hand turned, high carat rings, the
i there will be extremely heavy
J said his company recently lost a
C h a s . G. M o o r e ,
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best to be found in the market.
and costly. It is probable that
t $56,000 contract because its bid
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Prices, $4.00 to $10.00,
President.”
this
stretch
of
road
will
be
en­
J was oitl; $200
than that
Cor. 10th and Union Streets
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Yours F or Service,
tirely constructed by the state
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of
the
successful
bidder.
If
it
had
j
LARAYVAY’S JEWELRY STORE
and that the counties will take
LAZY FARMERS, DON’T READ THIS.
{ obtained the contract $15,000 of
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HOOD RIVER, OREGON
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care of the other construction.”
the money would have gone to
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The Wasco County Court pro-1 The United States Department!
Oregon labor.
poses to construct all bridges and ! Agriculture, the state boards j
■ W. B. Beebe, of the North­
culverts, wherever possible, o f 1 anc^ the experts all over the coun-
west Iron & Steel Company, said
concrete, which will eliminate
are u,'ging the farmers of;
m a a x - -£j z___ U U
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his company had lost contracts
maintenance cost and will last America to cultivate every avail-
in Portland because of its bids be­
FRED ULM ER, Proprietor
many years longer than the wood- flble acre during the coming year, j
ing only a little higher than that
en bridges. They expect to save
Lie war *n Europe assures g
. of a competing outside company, i
Fresh anti Smoked M eats, Sausage and Fish
the taxpayers of Wasco county j lhe sale of almost everything |
j He felt certain that the passage! a goodly sum in the construction \ that can he raised. Every art icle 4
of the hill would mean more con­
A clean, sanitary place to do your shopping
of bridges by employing the ser- that ’s exported to feed the
tra cts for manufacturers and
vices of the state highway depart-1 «<>Lliers and the citizens and the j
more work for the workingmen.
ment. This matter has been up Istoek o{ Europe means just that
William McKenzie of the In-; for consideration for some time, lr|i|ch less for home consumption, j
■ ternat.ional Steam and Operatingi and although the court has in no therefore, even with bigcrops of
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"Y !ïc*x 5T.a'.árfg5r»! ¿'Wkijii ta » 1 ■
Engineers’ Union, said the labor way obliged itself in the matter! everythia*i; the prices will he!
unions favored the bill.
of letting the contracts, the high- high. Ii it is not a good crop
\\ <* have always been in favor! vvav department hasdeinonstrat- year the farmer will at least
o t laws ike this that would give e(| to the court’ s satisfaction that raise enough for home use and
MOSIER, OREGON
the manufacturers more busi­ it can save the taxpayers a large will not have to pay the high
3 A P I T A L A i\ D S U R P L U S $ 1 1 . 3 5 0 . 0 0
ness,”
he declared.
‘ That, sum of money in the construction prices that will prevail. Utilize
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DEPOSIT YOUR SAVINGS IN
would mean more work for our of the nine bridges in prospect. every available acre for grain,
A CAREFULLY M A N A G E D
■TS
grasses
and
vegetables. In
men. This law should have been
Ilood River News.
BANK.
many
sections
farmers
are
urged
passed long ago. Labor, at all,
to try a double acerage of pota­
times, has been in favorof giving!
J. N. M o s ie r , P res.
L. J. M errill , Cashier.
toes. It should not he necessary,
the manufacturers of the state!
under proper conditions, to im­
the preference.”
It takes a real writer to force port potatoes into any agricult­
E. J. Stack, Secretary o f the
people to read what they I hey ural county. Put the hens andj
! State Federation of Labor,and I>.
When there is a forewarning of snow in
think they don’ t want to read tiie turkeys to work and givethem 1
W. Sleinan, of the Carpenters’
the air. and the stock linger closetotheshelter-
about; you will notice that the
a square deal. Raise pigs, cattle
¡Union, indorsed the statements!
Everybody
ing windbreak of the barn; when the color of
writers of great literature start­ and horses in as large numbers as
of
Mr.
McKenzie
and
declared
likes it—
the sky foretells that Old Boreos is coining to
ed by choosing something that
W ,W> t T>lr
the accommodations of the farm j
. the law would aid materially in
,!;■«._I '
claim
his own —then you realjze the period of
v a
-Lvs
people wanted to read. It takes will justify and any losses that 1
1 giving employment to men out of
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GOOD
FUEL is at hand.
real gray matter to construct an any farmer, planter or rancher
Send to Modem Cor.’ecti« .c : \ » • ¡«an«\ P t V\
work.
advertisement with genuine sell-1 may have sustained last year'
f jh ? land, Oregon, 5 “ Modem S .veets” st ais cl; ; ucd
But tins season brings with it no ,anxiety, no
from the enclosure fourni in ai’ pat kngeF of * i\. «de: a ' • i. r & i
I
ing power.”
products, or 10 cents (stamps or coin) for pos.agc, ind
will more than make good. The 1
fear
and uncertainly for the man whose home
Salesmen
and
Salesladies
full sample box of Vegans C hocolates will be sent you
1
In this epigrammatic way. war in Europe may last fori
is flooded by the cheerful warmth of
free.
\v anted at once to handle our Merrill A. Reed, president of the months or years, hut while it
T H E I R G U A R A N T F F . 1 » for anv reason V..tant Choc, late*
i not give a purchaser perfect satisfaction, we are authorised to
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high
grade une ol lea;,ing special- |»eed Advertising company o f continues there will be an active
replace them at their expense.
S E. FRANCISCO.
p
tins. Your spare time may be Portland, told 120 State Univer- demand for everything we pro-1
Proprietor “ THE OAKS.”
, devoted to a protilable and con- sity students that the man who duce. Should the war end this
“ See Harms About it.”
genial work. Write or call for ,
an ad. into an Oregon news-, week the nations engaged will
MOSIER,
information. Previous experience paper ought to pay just as much need all our surplus products for
'unnecessary.
attention to his method of sell- a year at least. Take ouradvice,
.tig the goods as he does in buy- for once, and do not permit good
Oregon Sales Co.
ing them.
tillable land to lie idle in 1915.
Hood River, Or.
“ An’ad writer is like an arch­
itect in one respect,” he said;
“ the architect has to know all
SUMMONS
about the different parts of the In the Circuit Court of th State o f
Oregon for Wasco County
building as he constructs it. So
the writer of an ad. should have E lizabeth V andkkslice ,
Plaintiff,
full knowledge of the business
i w t a f 'i a m r a a
M
.
and the goods he writes about.”
T homas J. V andersuce ,
Mr. Reed gave figures to show
Is a good time to join
Defendant.
that others beside himself be- To Tilomas J. Vanderslice, defendant,
M O S I L I<
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the Loyal Order of
lieve in advertising, "In Amer- »l*>ve named:
to
ican magazines alone. $7,000,000
I" the Name of the State of Oregon,
San Francisco P» O Q 1 fT
and return 'P w O . A D
a year is spent on ads,” be said. You arc hereby required te appear and
answer the complaint of the al>ove
San Diego
C A 1 C
The original man with gome- named plaintiff in the above entitled
and return V
d v /.i 'J
! ing to 1 I’ Knew lie must ad- Court, now on tile with the Cl^rk of
via
• use;' I
; 1 ed on a rock a said 1 oort, vvilhit. six w, eka from the
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crude an.'.oimcen.eiii,
Reed lir t piO iicatioii of this sunm ona upon
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svd. Printing t>po, fast press­ you. and you are hereby notified that
Class
now
funning.
Full
if you fail t-i ap|iear and answer »aid
A !) CONNECTIONS
es, and development of modern complaint as hereby required, tie
information can U* had
news services, gave advertising plaintiff will apply to the t-ourt for
at the Bulletin Office.
Lit rat Stopover IYivilefie*
'wonderful impetus, “ i ut even the relief demanded rti the complaint,
F >r fu.l inform ation, tickets, et-
now advertising has not been to-wit: The dissolution of the nn.rriuKe
contract now existing between you tht-
F. A. A L L IN G T O N ,
OVER
65
YEARS’
re i ¡c.-d to an exact science, al­
pin inti If above named, and for such
EXRERIENCE
“ ALWAYS AT V »UR SERYIC
though it is one of the biggest other and further relief as is meet in
M o s ie r
()REOqN
factors in nur daily It/.-.”
equity and good conscience.
More than PM* students, near­ The l i a t e of the first publication of
ly ail men. have enrolled for this summons is the l.ith day of Fete
tiiii: advertising' series. They ruar.v, 1915. This summons is pub-
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T r » oc M arks
lis .ed once a week for six weeks in
Drsicas
include many of the future con­ the Mosier Bulletin, published at Mo­
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Coev '.i tí 4s.
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sumers of advertising in this sier, Wasco County, Oregon, b' an or­ qnL'kly
« » ’ en .;i¡i c.tr opti,.-»» fra*. i*!.«t:i n r tn
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f-n n iiin iM -
state, who know that to be suc­ der of th Hon. W. L. Bradshaw. n.
tlors «• rictly • in ..» tfi.X HAt.JLOOR oft Pa ferii ■
••nt fr*n. < Ifi«« » 2 on<*y for mrur.tqr M t tn u ,
20th
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cessful they ill Imve to adver­ Judge of the aitove eniitl<.1 Court, rp I» t’ ,.fi
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iai loticé, *"hm»t cbnr^e, ¡z. ti«
male in bis offices at The Dalles. Ore­
tise, and who desi'e to learn
gon, o i the 15th day of FVbr iary,19I5.
wltili in ttie University how iiest
A IW»dsomeif CliwmHe»3 »«rkly.
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ff
B ennett , S innott A G alloway ,
e«latk>n o f <iny d ienti®« J-‘wrn«L T^m s. $3 a
to do it ? a m ov e results. —U.
vat,- ; f nr . » - ;b*. |L Bokl by all n^w»<kva)era.
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Attorney s for Fb intiff.
LICENSED EMBALMER AND
FUNERAL DIRECTOR
Dr. George F. Newhouse
..COLUMBIA HOSPITAL..
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The Dalles,
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MOSIER MEAT MARKET
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Mosier Valley Bank
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Tum-A-Lum Lumber Co.
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California
Expositions
Moose
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Pacific Pow er & L ig h t Co.
Need
m U J\ &
But will take Epgs, Poultry or
uce
Scier tifie Jïn?eri<m
In exchange for Subscriptions to the Mt.sier fir
o f O . iiu lieu u .
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