Mosier bulletin., February 19, 1915, Image 4

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STEAM ER
TAHOM A
Basket Ball Tonight
her life was wrought the influ­
PROFESSIONAL CARDS
O.-VV. R. A- N. Time Table
A game of basket ball will be
ence of the young man in the |
¡played tonight in Chown’s hall
DAVID ROBINSON, M. D.
court of the king, who saw th« EAST BOUND
P e o p l e ’ s n a v i g a t i o n C o m p a n y
WEST BOUND
1 between the regular team and the |
¡coming of the Messiah, and
Old newspapers for sale at the Mosier Unknowns. The boys
CHARLES NELSON, M a n a g e r .
the fate of great kings and em- ^ ° ’ “
a-m*
T
P-111-
Physician and Surgeon
Bulletin office.
j have been put to considerable!
Leaves The Dalles 7:00 A. M., Sundays, Tuesdays and
pires, and of the seer of Patmos No. 4 9:10 p.m. No. 19,9:20a.m,
¡expence lately and are hoping j
M o sie r
-
•
O r e g o n
Thursdays. Arrives at Mosier at 8:15. A. M.
, who saw the coming of the S o n --------------------------------------------
, Electric lamps arid fixtures L*»at the sport-lovers of Mosier
of Man and- under him a new
Leaves Portland on Mondays, Wednesdays and Saturdays
thres carried by Chown.
and vicl,V,ty VV ‘L » u t ™niz* 1 hi! '
I
: game well and help them out ot
DR. C. H. JENK1NS
Heaven and a New Earth. And
from Oak Street Dock.
.'.
Passengers and freight.
Gartlen'Seeds that grow, See the hole. The price of admission
I bo at length the Voice said,
DEN'rfsT
Mosier Dock in charge of J. W. Huskey, who will meet all
will be only 10 and 15 cents, and |
Strauss.
SURE!
j W rite: Blessed are the dead
boats and attend to transfer. Phone No. 85.
t
, . everyone should come across j
H ood R iv e r ;
-
O r e g o n
! w:ho die in the Lord. Yea,
^ DECEMBER Vidtor Records at | wjth the coin, see a good game I
Now that it is possible to send
• saith the Spirit, for they do rest
Chdwn’s.
| ahd help along t h e ' b o y s . ----------------------------------------------
Office Phone, 1981. Res. Phone, 333
from their labors and their merchandise by Parcels Post, we
New auto sckrfs and veils. 50c ,ni
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.
The Parent-Teacher’s Associa-
In Memorium
suggest that should you need
works follow them.
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aa
m r-nmu
' The Mosier school will Kive a • trbrt1 met on Sat/iriay last with a
H. G. KIBBEE
j Washington s Day program on
attendance for their first
A F r ie n d .
anything in the way of Pre­
Lydia
Vanlow
Williams
was
__
Nice line of COMMUNITY » » - l a v
« « » ¡o n .
Working c m m ltu .
N O TA RY P U B L IC
scriptions filled, Drugs or Patent
born in Chesterfield,Ohio,on Jan-
Silverware at Chown s.
an(1 f rje nds of the school are in- were appointed to report at the uary 8th, 1846. She was the
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M o s ie r - - - O r e g o n
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vited. The grammar grade and next meeting. This meeting daughter of Thomas Jefferson . Next Monday beby 22nd. be- ■ Medicines, that you send to
FOR SALE-
High School will’give a combined will be held Saturday, 2. P. M.,
CHAS. N. CLAR KE
f ,
oT ’
’
ptogram in the High* School peb. 27, at the Emanuel Church. Williams and Lucinda Vanlow. Valley b Bank
will be close-# all
D erby & S te a r n s
Belgian female hares for sale. ¡room. Miss Mahadv will have IA membership roll will
At the age of nineteen, she day.
The DRUGGIST ol Hood River,
he
a i n'o g Cam in her room, as
Address
Wm. C. Kruger,
formed at this time. All inter- " as marr,ed t(> Geor^f R’ J ^ ood- ¡
for them. He can send them to
l a w y e r s
Mosier, Ore.
this year marking the fiftieth
estecl are urged to attend.
anniversary of their marriage.
The Ladle’s Aid Society will you cheaper than you can get
meet at the home of Mrs. H. G them at home.
S. C. White Leghorns
They lived for some time- in
H O O D R IV E R . O R E G O N
Kibbee next Wednesday.
Chester Hill, Ohio, and from
.«**
f-
Eggs for hatching, $1.00 per
there they moved westward,
BENNETT SiNNOTT 5 GALLOWAY
SUMMONS
13. P have a few choice yearling
first to New Lexington, Ohio,
! In the C ircuit Court, of the S ta te o f
Attorney s-At- Law
Ikying hens- for sale- at $1 each;
then to Kansas City, Mo. thence
Oregon for Wasco County.
Must have room;
to Lincoln, Nebraska, and from ! F rederick w. Keils>
G e n e r a l P r a c t ic e
'
*
E l ELLIOTT,-
there in 1875 to Oakland, Cali-j
Plaintiff,
THE DALLES,
- OREGON
fl9m
Mosier,-Ore.
fornia, where they lived twenty- j
vs.
one years. In 1896 they came F rederic W. H ogg , Jenn ie M. Hogg. *
to
Mosier and settled on a home­ his w ife; R. S. Irish, E. E. Burson
NOTICE-
F ir e ?
F ir e ?
and Jan e Doe Burson, his w ife, Frank
stead among the Mosier Hills,
Why
not
insure
in
the
Moore
and
Kdi4i
Moore,
his
w
ife,
Iia F. Slid A.-, the Hood River
SUBSCRIPTIONS
and then coming to the village and Pacific Power & I .ig h i Company,
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Milliner, offers 10% off on all WANTS NO “ DEADHEADS” CN ,
Club rate3 on Maga­
of Mosier' spent the remainder a corporation.
purchases of millinery goods by
Defendants.
zines can be had at a
Hartford Fire Insurance Co.
LIST OF EMPLOYES.
of the time until her death on
To It. S. Irish, E. E. Burson, Ja n e ^
the people of Mosier. Parlors at
good
saving.
Come
in
we will treat you right.
February, 8th, 1915, Two child-! Doe Burson. his w ife, Frank Moore J
and see the list of pre­
814 Oak St., opposite the Paris
!
We
also have money to loan
ren, Mrs. Decker of Oakland,1 and Kdtth Moore, his w ife :
miums given with the
Fair.
flBmJ
on
Improved Farm Land.
A CALL UPON THE LAW MAKERS
I Cal., and Edwin B. Wood of In the Name of the S la te of Oregon:
&
“ Oregonian.”
Inquire of
Portland, survive her. Before You and each of you- are hereby re­
TO PREVENT USELESS TAX
j
Mrs; F. A. Shogren was a
leaving Oakland, Mr. and Ml’S, quired to appear and answ er the i-ora-
UPON AGRICULTURE.
C. C. PIPER, Agent
mid-week visitor in Portland.
*
Wood
adopted a daughter, Mari- entitled “led
.* * * " * y,,u u' tbe above
* at. the Bulletin Office,
Mosier.
. . . . . .
suit on or before Saturd ay
on Wood, who has now grown
MnJ d u y of A|(ril> 19l6i sail, dat,.j
J. N-. Mosier was a business
B y Peter Radford’
to yotlllg Womanhood, and re- being the expiration of six w eeks from
visitor in Portland this week.
W. A. HUSBANDS
Lecturer National Furtners’ Onion
mains with Mr. Wood. Ill 1883, till- d ate of the first publication of tins
Hans Kollandsrud visited in
Blacksmith
Tito farm er i* the paym aster of
Airs. Wood united with the summons; and if you fail t<> answ er,
ihdiiHtry amt as such Ho must meet
Portland the first of the week.
I Seventh
Day Adventist Church fl’r wa" ' thereof, the p ia i..t«r w ill « M-
Horse Shoeing and Genera!
Mosier,
Oregon
the nation’s payroll. When industry
.
.
,
ply to the Court tor relief as prayed
Repair Work.
C : T. Bennett is reported criti­ pays its bi’i it must inako a »ixlit
land was a deaconess in their for jn hi6 Conil,laillt> to wit;
cally ill at his home near town. draft upon agriculture for the amount,
Also agent for Corona Wool
chlircll ill Oakland tor thirteen That plaintiff have a decree from the
which the farm er Is compelled to I
¡years.
Court and judgm ent a g a in st Frederic j
Fat for horses and cows. A cure
Double refined Salad Oil, best tlbnor without protest. This check
Such in a few words is tvhe vv*
Jenn ie M. Hogg. H. s. |
for corns, contracted hoofs, mud
grade. Special, $1.00 a gallon. drawn upon agriculture may travel to
and fro over the highways of com-
record
of
a
woman
about
whom
I
L
fish;
h
:’
l!u,M
’"’
li,,rs,,n’ !
fever and sore shoulders.
Strauss.
.
,
i t
.
r r a nk Moore, ami iLuith Moore, on a :
in ic e ; may build cities*, girdle the
M o sie r ,
-
-
O regon
Leading
varieties
of
fruit
a
large
volume
might
be
written.
I
cel.t;m,
pi.:, missory note in the sun, of
globe
with
bands
of
steel;
may
search
Mrs. J. T. Davenport is in The
Hidden treasures In the earth or
The many changes that time Six Hundred F orty-live D o l l a r s , trees for commercial and
Dalles this week visiting her traverse the skies, hut in the end it
brought. the trials of what ($645.IK*) which not. is described in ;
will rest updn the soil. No dollar
parents.
IF Y O U W I S H
home planting.
sail1 "o n ialail,t' t->K-ther with inter-1
S&HOOLTtfHAVE TENNIS- COURT was usually a pioneer life, the est
will romaih suspended in m idair; it is
thereon from the 14th day of Ju ly ,
W. M. Terrill arrived home aS certain to seek the earth ’s surface
To meet your friends, stop at
fulness of service to her family, 1012 until paid; for the fu rth er sum of
F. A. MASSEE,
yesterday from a business trip I as an apple that falls from a tree.
Thru the efforts of the Parent- to her church she loved, and to
ta re s , penalty and in te re st; for
*o Portland
I When a farmer buys a plow he pays
HOTEL MOSIER.
Oregon
Hood River
| the man who mined tho mdtal, ttie Teachers’ association, a move is those with whom she came in the furth er sum of $s.f>o paid for ab-
COI)
tact,made
her
life
prominent,
»tra
c
t
o
i
title
;
and
for
atto
rn
ey’s
fees
lUwu IVIoi-i,. C lm ui-pn r e t u r n e d woodman who felled the tree, the 'on foot to Secure a tennis’ court
Phone Odeli 14(v.
A ll M oJcnr am i am let New
Ins t e v e ilin g f„ ,m a fortnight’s - n u f a c .u r e ,; who „..en ib led tb s f .w | for th eexc|U8ive llge o f theMo- standing above and beyond the
8Um of $150> aml for bis cosU
IHSl. e v e n in g in u n a l o i u i i g n i « m aterial ami shaped It into an or ’ .
M anagem ent.
visit w ith relatives in Portland.j licit» of usefulness, tho railroad that sier school children.
J . N. lvlo- majority for faithfulness, integ-
the m ortgage give., to secure
Jersey Bull for Service
AUGMENTED BATH FACILITIES
transported It and tho dealer who sier has generously offered th e , rity. fearlessness and upright- Ule |i;viiwnt „£ suj,i
be declared
Terms, $2.00 at time of service.
Do you value your life? If so j sold him the goods. lie pays the use of ground adjoining the ness.
a tirât subsisting lien on the real prop-
Geo. Korden,
Hee Strauss. They say 1 am à
of labor ,und capital employed
W. G. GLOYD, Prop.
In the transaction as well as pays court of the t'etmis club,- and ' To relate some of the thrilling e,t.y described therein, to-w it: The
Mosier, Ore.
I
'
N
orthwest
Q
uarter
(N
W
.)
of
the
‘ live one.
for the tools, machinery, buildings. I work on the school court will he-! incidents of her life which
. to
. m o rro w . „„
I , d a y s 's h i e p a s s e d i . t 1 h r u Southw est Q uarter (S\V.) of Section
u»ed In the construction of the j jrin
I the
’h e . boys
b o y s of
o f th
t h e e , her
h e r early
e a r ly
days’ she passed thru Xw# (2) North of g a u g e li E ast of
J. E. Carpenter came up from etc.,
commodity and the sam e applies to gin tomorrow,
Portland last week to loo?» after all articles of use and diet of him High School will do theii*'part of among the border ruffians and the W illam ette M eridian, in W asco
self and those engaged in- the sub­ the work. Arrangements will ¡Crow Indians would take up County, S ta te of Oregon, containing
his land interests.
sid iary lines of industry.
he made to serve them and oth- more than the allotted space in Forty (40) acres more or less,
There Is no payroll In civilization
L W. Oneal spent several days
ers
who assist, with a lunch at this memorial, hut it is more to
»»id real property be sold us
in Hood River this week with his that does not rest upon the back
upon execution to s a tisfy said judg-
of the formef.' He must pay the bills j noon.
her life among the people of m ent; th at defendants and each of
sister, who is sick.
—all of them.
I The , parents and friends of the Mosier that we would letei.
them, and all persons claim ing or to
The tdtal' value of the nation's , .
She VVllS known by ¿ill ¿IS ¿l sin- claim under them or eidher of them
Hev. Mr. (¡older, of White annual agricultural products is around ! j school
school' a t e invited to (ill n out and
Salmon, will hold services at the 1 1 2,oo9,ooo,uoo, and it is safe to e»ti give all the help they can. In cere frietlll, her love for man- be barred and foreclosed of all their i
‘ itU‘ or ‘ " te re st
ani* to said
iYnmanuel Church next Sunday mate that 95 cents on every dollar t ,)ja w a y ,|l e „ Ol k ca n he acCOlll- kind was wonderful, her hos-
goes to meeting the expenses of sub
,
,
morning.
pitality
was
always
in
evidence,
ri;al
save
the
,tatulory
rifihti
sid lary industries The farm er does I (dished Without a g r e a t outlay ot
not work more than thirty minutes I cash,
and
her
house
was
the
cun
tie
ot
ximi
at
tin*
ta
le
of
¿aid
property,
if
Every time 1 get a chance I per day for him self; Hie rem aining
attraction
to
which
the
neighbors
the
sum
bid
therefor
la-
insufficient
to
j
sell a little lower than others. thirteen hours of the d ay’s toll he
reim burse the p laintiff for the sums
and
friends
naturally
came.
devotes
to
meeting
the
payroll
of
the
How do you like it? Tell Strauss.
CUtöM !« CLUB SOCIAL
named herein, that plaintiff have a '
hired hands of agriculture, such as
The lively stir of children did d(.ficjency ju,,Kment docketed ,n his
M. B. Kibbee, of Portland, ar­ the manufacturer, railroad, commer­
cial and other servants.
The monthly Commercial Club not annoy hei and even in the favol. am( again st the defendants
rived this week and will spend
ami each of them, for the rem ainder of rl
the Spring and Summer with his The Farmer's Payroll and How He social, held last Monday night in !«£ yeara of her life she loved
Chown’s
Hall,
was
a
com
pleteltw
Slt
M
ea»
a*wir.riow
"here
she
»aid judgment.
Meets It.
qnele, H. G. Kibbee.
Ttiis Summons is seeded- upon you by j
success and
anil was attended by |rould xvatch ,,,en,' h|av’ SIh' publieation
“ by virtue of an order o fj
The
annual
payroll
of
agriculture
Jack Clark dnd Ins friend Mr
approxim ates 412,000,000,000. A por­ nearly every one in town an d 1 'ovt,i flowers, and her home the Honorable \V. L. Bradshaw , Judge
Mason, were in town last week, tion of the amount i» shifted to for­ many from the country. The ; uas made beanti I til h\ the giea> of the Circuit Court of Che S ta te of
on their way front Nebraska to eign countries in exports, hot the entertainment conimitte had ['inantities given by friends,
Oregon for Wasco County, made a m i1
total payroll of Industrie* q’drklng for
hooks and liter- entered on the 11 th day of F ebruary,
Portland.
prepared
a
shurt
blit
interesting
'ove
1)1
the furmer divides substantially as
A. 1).. 1915, which order requite* you
Railroads,
*1,252.000.000. lirogram, consisting of violin a*nre made her an interesting to appear and an sw er the complaint
Rolled Oats, Pancake Flour, follow»
m anufacturers $4.305.000,000; mining,
and many other breakfast foods, $065.000,000; banks. *200,00(1.000, duels l>y Master Alex Cat Ison |tidker* and sl,e had n,ot . and within six weeks from the date of the i
nre up A 111 tited quantity at m ercantile * ’..500,000.000, and a heavy and Miss Elsie Carlson, a violin known some waiters of national tirst publication th en of.
Date of first publication, F ebruary
m iscellaneous payroll constitutes the solo by Robert Scearce. vocal fame. Above all, her genuine
the old m 'i*(-. ^'rihisff.
rem ainder
solos by Mrs. II. E. Birkner, a mi , godliness completed the charm li», 1915.
Chus. i'piirMng* wont t*o Wasco ll lak es the corn crop, the most
Date of last oublteaMon, April 2nd,
of her character As the form 1915
VVVdeW cigv to sp t*lid a 4*i > w it h vrllu» ble tn *srlculttire. which sold recitations by the Misses Marvel
of belief she espoused emphasiz­
Lin
,»
, I
.... la*‘ >,,Mr for »I (iUJ’iOO-OOP. to pay off |and Mr. Tims. Lcllmll.
T homas A. H ayks .
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W n) H i*Si!. ITYX h e l p a r -
of tho rail road«; tho
ed the visions of- the seers, so in
Attorney for Plaintiff.
Fill'd1
playing
was
the
order
of
ears.
money UorlveJ from our anmml rales
the evening.
of M\estoek t>f approximately
B. T.; and’ Z. K. St-lTlnger re­ HOU.or.O, the yearly (olto.i crop, valued
k sr 'ni-'ir.'j'T.:
rrawL
Refreshment* of coffee, dough­
turned' on Wednesday from a at $tJ2U(U0U.0'Hl; the wheat crop, nuts and cider were served.
Plain toe Hunkidori .vmie «hies for
Is worth $610,000,000, and the
Sume.
1 25
visit with their brother, II. W. which
men,
regular $3.50 Viilue, now,
I'liis proved to he the most
i t crop, th:• t Is worth $-140.000,000.
Same, '”2.50
“
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1.5 0
Sellinger, at Mt. Pleasant, Wn. . re required to mc»»f the annual pay successful social meeting yet
the
pair.....................................
S 2 .5 0
Toil*» Do N'tir le Gingham, a
roll of the manufacturers.
The
Al last! Those new [nimps • umey derived fit’-.n the rem aining held, because more people avail­
good assortment of nice pat­
Men’s 12 inch buckle top work shoes.
VVe liait »»mod t!ie remai ni i g stock
ciine in from the East.- just in staple crops la used in meeting the ed themselves of the personal
IO C
terns. 12i a ul 15 ' val., now.
payroll
of
the
t>
;
\kers,
merchants
$6.50
value, not- the pair -----
■' 4.00
of
the
F.
A.
Lore
y
Mercantile
Co.
that
invitations
extended,
and
there
time for Saturday night s dance.
Ladies’ corset covers, lace
etc. After theaa ob'i^atlons are paid,
we
recenti»
purchased
at
White
Saimón,
Strauss.
appeared
to
he
a
feolingol'
gener
the farm er hen only a few bunches or
and embroidery trimmed, 65c.
Heav y work shoes lor men. two full
over, anti now have some exceptional
vegetables, some fruit and poultry al good will and sociabilit y toward
Miss Maud Batehfun returned winch
(iotiiile
sole, Hunkidori Brand. $5 value,
4
^
C
to
S5c
values,
tour
choice
now
he can sell and call the puv everybody, il is the heliel of
Largai, s in a number of broken lines
on Monday to her Iwnm* in Port­ ceeda his own.
Wool
dr.-ss
goo
Is,
hrov
n
tvool
diago­
now
553.^0
that we are going to close out at the
When tho farmer pays off his help the members of the club that l>>
land, alter a week’s visit at
biggest
kind
of
bargains,
ite
low
tve
nal ea e, ,19 inches w ide...
33C
he has very li ne left and to meet h o ld in g tht*SU S o f ia ! o w n t s th e
Maverdale,
. A big assortment of men’s and boy’s
give a few priées that will give you an
!hc»c nfrMcudoua I'uyroli* he ha.^ |,tft>,,|e ot’ t |„. c-oniiYiUnity w ill
Bine serge. 36 inches wide, ami dark
Mr. and Mrs. Eil. F. Reeve* ar­ iM-cn iuri c,i to uicrtgugi- home*, work acquile the halli! ol’ looking for-
idea
of
whs
you
can
ilo.
Hus
is
ail
Al
'
Cans, values up to >1.25,ehoice
75C
brown check wool dr s goods 26 inches
vfumcn In the 11 'il ami incicani- ilu-
rived from Pot i land last Friday. liour» of h's lahnr Wc arc. there ward e\pect:»ntl\ lo them and
stock, and while t ere is not a great lot
wide, -til regular 69c values.
Airs. Reeves who has been seri­ fere, -on "elleil o cnll ui>on all In- attenti rogulurly, thus Ninging
of it left, you will timi some extra ig
LADIES’ SUITS AND DRESSES.-
Now. the y a rd ....................
23c
iliKtrie* . |H-mle l upon the farmers
ously ill has recovered.
bargains
in
tv
hut
there
i».
Here
are some of the biggest values
us
all
inlo
closer
touch
in
our
,.r «iibsls'euce to rt trench lu their
36 inch giv.t mixed suiting, regular
Royal Worees er C ’ » 's. l.oD va oes,
ever offered it» this city. Ladies’ suits,
Don’t hesitate to get a pair of expenditures anil to cut off al! un social ami business lite; in other
necessary expense«
This course la
4SC
tin’s Kail’s style, of nice materiel and
, Wottls. thnt) wc will be more
those b MUtilul pumps, just un­ nuso.utely
now .......................................... t G C O
iii - it s . . . ry In order to avoid
the finest of make ami finish. Thnik of
Men’s
12
inch
buckle
top
work
shoes,
packed, You will “hesitate” in a reduction in wages, and we want ready lo wm k in barniony and
A big line of McKibbin Hats, big val­
't!
Your choice only. . ..
S 5 .0 0
good style with a pair of them tf possible, to retain the present wag, a-- a unii for the advancenu’nt of
•>
*’
,
.
o
o
ues at îSSdHV nov your choice
31- 9 8
scale paid railroad and all other iu
our
mutuai
interest*.
on. Strauss.
dustrtal employes
— LO CAL —
DRUGS?
/M osie R (
f Book Store i
Ì
Everything in
School
Supplies
I
For Sale
Social Dance
AT
Chown’s Hall
Given By The
MOSIER ORCHESTRA
Saturday Ni<4ht, February 20, 1915
WM. MARSH, Floor Manager.
T IC K E T S
-
-
50C .
Advertise In the Bulletin--It Pays
Exta Specials
This Week
We will devote this article to a
Mrs. M. E. Gray returned to discussion
of unnecessary expenses
her home al The Dalles on Wed­ and whether required by law or per-
nesday. having sp -m a week 1 mitted by the managements of the
Is wholly im m aterial
We
hen* \ ‘tli her d ni"hter. M -- loncern*.
want all waste labor and extrava-
Fred ibvuiis.
i gnjice of whatever character, cut out
We will mention the full crew hill aa
-
Messrs. W. (’. Stone. O. S. Os­
ti alti, W. (ì. Gloyd und I*. L.
Arthur spent Wetlnestlnj en
llood Ri ver in scardi of tlu* fes­
tive salino!» UrouL
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