Mosier bulletin., July 21, 1916, Image 4

S p ecia l th is W e e k
APPLE CROP ESTI­
W h en th e Skin
MOUNT DEFIANCE
*■
MATES DWINDLE R oughens
DESCKIPTION GIVEN
and C haps
Children’s H o s e 15c to 25c values, lace.
The pair
Ladies Knit Pants with lace knee.
By Chat. A. Benz in the Oregonian
(From the Hood River Cilacier)
As the season advances e stim a te s
Mount Defiance, the highest peak
Apply Purola
You can always find the best values at this store; every
hordering the ( olumbia river west of on the crop of Hood River apples the
m
Peroxide
Mount Hood,it probably known to few- j coming autum n a r e becoming more
day is A B ardin Day. New goods arriving all the time,
A month «go many
11 er mountaineers than any other peak >r, | conservative.
Cream and
and special prices being put on others to make room for
Men’s Knit Undershirts and Drawers.
this vicinity. F’or this reaaon Mount growers were p i n ing the tonnage at
the later arrivals. Come in and see. Look around. We The gar— nt
you will be
Defiance has been aelected by the Mi I 1,000,000 boxes and upwards. Follow-
want you to feel at home here. We want you to know of
zam as for their mountain climb, which ng the drop and «hinning, the latter
surprised to
Boys
balbriggan
Undershirts
and
Drawers,
25c
I now in prugieaa, rr.o-t grow e rs declare
a ta rte d Saturday night.
these bargains and see them. If you do not want to buy,
■ee how soft
values, the garments ................... ............... ...........
It is situated about 11 milea wesi of 1 th a t the tota l tonnage will not go
that’s all right, we won’t feel hurt.
Hood River, and although rising to a much over 50 per cent of t h a t of last
and velvety
Men’s Knit Union Suit, ecru color.
he ight of almost 5000 feet, with its year, and the figures for the 1916 crop
Flexo Underskirts for ladies, all colors; the
it becomes.
sum
m
it
only
three
milea
d
istan
t
from
are
placed
a
t
800,1X10
boxes
The suit __ ___ ___ ______ _________________
biggest kind of values at, each
The apples uf the coming fall, how­
the river, une hardly realize« t h a t aucb
a m ajestic observation point sta n d s ao ever, are going to be of a quality
Children’s Oxfords and Slippers, kid, gun metal
Gingham Underskirts for ladies.
Grow -rs have
near the m ighty Columbia river, and above the average.
patent, sizes ¡IJ to 1, values to $1.50, choice, pair
Each ----- --------------- --- — ................
never sprayed more thorough!, or sci­
th a t wonderful scenic highway.
a
entifically.
They
are
also
carrying
To appreciate the m ajesty of Mount
Silk Uunderskirts for ladies, dandy
Men’s Work Shirts, sport style; medium dark colors,
Defiance one moat view it from some c.<re into the thinning and workm en
new line fresh from the factory.... —
suitable for every day wear; regular 50c to 75c
PEROXIDE CREAM
of the higher points on the W ashington a r t instructed to clip from branches
values, sc« onds, vour choice
any fru it showing defects.
I side.
Shirt Waists for ladies, values up to $1.00. r n
It
a
toothing,
healing vanishing
D is'usaing a general e stim a te tot
I It is b e tte r, however, to m ak e an
cream which dries quickly and is
Y<>ur «-hoice
DUC
Straw Hats for men. Values up to $1.50.
ascent of the peak itself, for then one i the e n ti r e N orthw est, E. H. Shepard,
never sticky or greasy. Use it
rculizes how small the lesser peaks editor o.f B e tte r F r u it and a prom inent
regularly before retiring and be­
Infants Lawn Hoods neatly made and finished, a big Your choice
around it a r e ; besides it comm ands a local grower, sa ys-
fore going out doors and you will
assortment to choose from, slightly mussed, values
view of Mount Hood and the long
“ Early ‘his spring f r u i t grow ers
Bathing Suits for men, women and children. A big
never have chapped hands, face
I ridges t h a t branch out from its bsse throughout the N o rth w e st were all
up t o I V. } our «■hoice
assortment for you to choose from at prices below others.
or lips.
I th a t can hardly be excelled elsew here, comm enting
upon
the
wenderful
For y ea r s Pur-
The
ascent
is
best
by
way
of
Lind-
am
ount
of
f
r
e
i
t
apura
and
b
i
d
s
and
We have a splendid line of ladies Outing Dress Skirts
All trimmed hats for ladies at reduced prices.--2d floor
UROIA GUARANTEE ola P e r o a i d e
sey.
on
the
O.-W.
K.
&
N.,
where
a
,
prophesying
a
l
u
m
p
e
r
crop.
There
Cream
h as h id
made of Covert and Khaki ma- d » | r n ,
S ould any Pl'HOLA
num ber of beautiful w a terfa lls a re was no queatio.' but t h a t the trees
P. »duet fail to g iv e th e approval of
m
a
n
y
refin ed
t<>rials for
ENT1KE
satisfaction
formed by the stre a m s th a t feed from were full of spur« and the sputa full of
the sTice paid w ill be p e o p l e . W ill
the anowtields covering the m o u n ta in ’s buds. And then at blossoming time
not c a u s e hair
ch
ee
fu
lly
refunded
Ladies 25c hose in black, white and tan, m
the orchards looked like snow bunks.
sum m it the most of the year.
b y you r lo c a l dealer. to g ro w . Liberal
sin jar 25 cast*
onds, your choice
......... — ..............................
L ast year. May 30, five of us ascend- j FTvery f r u i t grow er figured, if apples
ed tne peak with the idea of camping brought good prizes, t h a t lie would be
This wonderful crop
on its sum m it t h a t night and returning a millionaire.
by way of Hood River the n e x t day. i th a t was pbruhesied in th e bloom has
Owing to our heavy pack and a lack of g re atly diminished.
" S e v e r a l fru it regions of the N o r t h ­
drinking water, we did not a t t e m p t to
reach the sum m it, although within leas west suffered from fr o st d am age all
Mra. K. J. Woodward and children,
Huaaell Fields, whose f a th e r ia a
I I I 1 I I I I I I I I I I H I I I I I F+
the way from 20 to 100 per cent.
than a q u a r te r of a mile of it.
Hood Smo. ’ Stories Scouted
Helen and Russell, are visiting from member of the firm of Fields & Poor-
However, as the Mazamas desired There was a tierce shedding a f te r the
B R I E F L O C A L M E N T I O N J : Portland a t the home of Mr. and Mrs. man Auto Truck Co., in Portland, via- |
Although resin* i t s of the U pper
a trip to this locality, it was placed on blossoming seaaon. This was followed
ited last week with his friend, Ullrnan
I I I I I I I I I-+ I I I IH - M -+W j W. K I.eeper.
the mid-Bummct schedule as a week by a continuous dropping throughout Hood River vallt. probahly resuie
F'or several sum m ers Mr
Mrs W. Hull, a u n t of Mra. J. F. | Weller.
closer to the peak o ' Mount Ho«Jd than
end trip for Ju ly 15 and 16, 1916, and the month of June.
R ubber hose, lota of it, a t Chown'a.
Nelson, who has been visiting here for Fields has visited hia friend at Mayer-
" A t the p re sen t tim e the apples are those of any other at lion of the s ta te ,
in order to become b e tt e r acquain ted
Every citizen of Moaier who is inte r­ with the climb, Charles Merten, G. F\ still sm all, about the size of marbles, no Upper Valley man or woman has
P. L A r th u r went to Portland yea nearly two months, left Tuesday fur dale. Mr. Mayer employed t h a t com ­
pany two yeara ago when they sent up ested in the bonding plan is urged to Allen and I made the ascent on Ju n e and green, like the color of leaves, ever seen smoke ascend g from Hooil's
j her home near Beaverton, Oregon.
ten la y on a business trip.
s c a tte r in g over the tr e e s in varying old crater. Upper Vai.?y folk scout
J. N. Moaier, who was called to I a big truck to aid in c onstructing the a tte n d the big good roads m eetin g at 25.
For Hale—l*at hens, 50c a arh . Al-
graveled
road from this city to the Dufur on SeGirilay morning, commenc­
Port land last w e e k as a Federal juror, |
Within a mile from the s u m m it we quantities. Very few orchards are j the stories t h a t tell of t -loke pouring
m orita Ranch. Phone 252.
j21
Mayerdale
ranch.
ing
a
t
10
o
’clock,
and
calleil
by
H.
R.
gradually worked our way into the c an ­ heavy. So it is impossible for a grow- I from the top of the m ount-in.
Leo Nichol was in Hood River T u e s ­ sml who was excuaed from duty on
Nor has smoke e ver he**n seen by
Thura«lay, re tu rn e d Tuesday to Port j Dr. Belle C. Ferguson and da ughte r, Richards, president of the Wasco yon, which is r.ot very deep a t this er to definitely e s t im a te his own indi­
day morning.
County
F
a
r
m
e
r
s
'
Union.
L
arge
Dele­
Ruth,
and
neice.
Miss
K
a
th
arin
e
guests at the highest mounts n hi.atelry
lanij to fie ready to report when called
point, with the idea of g e tt i n g fresh vidual crop.
I .1 Merrill a n d H. W. Danlelaen
Hailey, of Portland, accompanied by gations a r e expected from all p a rts of water for the pa rty on the regular . “ While it is too early to m ake any in Oregon, Cloud Cap Inn. The moat
The canning «lemnnntration acheduled Mias Mildred Cooper, of The Dalles, the county.
m otored to Hood R iver Tuesday night.
definite s t a te m e n t there a re many who sensational phenomenon Cloud " a p vis­
trip.
S. Henson, f a th e r of the good roads
Ice c ream w eather is here. 2, ¡1 and for today by Mias Helen Cowgill, of motored up from Portland Wednesday
Above this point the w a ter follows a do not figure the 1916 crop of Oregon itors ever see is a geyserlike si, earn of
the
Oregon
A
gric
ultural
College,
has
over the Columbia River highway for m ovem ent in Oregon, anil John B. subte rrane an channel beneath the rocks W ashington, Montana and Idaho will water t h a t sometimes bu rsts from
1 qt. freezers a t Chown'a.
been postponed to Kri lay, July 28, a t 9 a visit with Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth L. Yeon, wno is in charge of the building
and boulders, m aking a noise like a exceed th a t of 1915. In all probability pockets in the glaciers t h a t are n> ving
Mra. O. E. Wilson and son, H a rry, o ’clock in the achoolhiuae.
Cooper.
Dr. Ferguson and Misa of the Columbia River H ighway in passing tiain.
there will be more apples in 1916 than slowly down Hood's side.
were in Hooil River on Wednesday.
Choicest n i t s of incut and prom pt ser Cooper, aiater of Mr. Cooper, expect Multnomah county, are expected to­
A half mile from the su m m it we in 1915, but we will not have the bump- ! All guides and p a r ti e s t h a t aBc« id
J. E. Coffman spent Sunday in Hood vice in m ailing your onler to you. Ac­ to visit here for a month, while the night. They will remain with C. A.
Mount Hood, however, will a t t e s t th..t
e
r crop we have been t a lk in g about.
skirted
the
cliffs
on
the
northw
est
side
River.
counts d u e in t h ir ty «laya. Your pat- two young ladle.-, will leave shortly for M cCargar and s t a r t over tomorrow and had an excellent view of Lindsey
“ A bout A ugust 1, bill not before, a thin, sulphurous vapor ascends a t ai
Mower repaira, hay rakes and forks ronag«- carnesllv solicited. The Hiss] a visit with relatives in The Dalles. m orning with the local aggregation.
creek canyon and the Columbia river, some p re tty reliable inform ation on the times from the bottom of Mount Hood a
a t Chown'a.
River Market, lloisl River, Ore.
The road bond petitio ns circulated besides the mountains on the o th e r side size of the crop can be g a t h e r e d . "
Dr. E A. Mann and wife of Portland
old c rater. But it would he impossible
also
motored
up
with
the
party
,
s
t
o
p
­
t
h
r
o
u
g
h
o
u
t
the
county
will
be
called
in
Joe Eivera went to Portland Monday
to d etect this vapor 100 y a rd s away.
of the river. We seemed to be far
Misa Gladys Denton returneil Tuea
and
presented
to
the
county
court
at
ping
for
a
brief
visit
before
continuing
for a stay.
day to her home in Hoo«l River a f te r
above them, but our view was soon ob­
their
A
ugust
term
,
and
an
election
to
The
Dalles.
literated for a heavy fug crept up the
Mra. J . E. Proctor was a Sa tu rd ay an extended visit with her aunt, Mrs.
E x tra c tin g porcupine <|Uilla from the called p r n b a lly the first week in Sep­ river and branched out into the canyons
Catarrhal Deafness Cannot Be Cured
S. E. Evans, and cousin, Mrs. J. R.
viaitor In Hood River.
tem ber.
noaea
of
hia
two
dogs
ia
becoming
a
Wilcox.
b y l oc a l a p p l i c a t i o n s , a s t h e y c a n n o t r e a c h
about
ua.
Auto accessory line being ma«ie more
Mr. Richards is strongly urging a * The sum m it was barren with the ex-
th ■ diseased portion of th e e a r
T hera
The e as t is suffering from drouth common occurence for R. H. C um ­ concentrated
complete every week. Chown.
is o n l y o n e w a y t o c u r e c a t a r r h a l d e a f n e s s ,
move in the direction of ception of numerous dead, bleached
a n d t h a t is by a c o n s t i t u t i o n a l r e m e d y
Moaier is a p r e tty good mings. the latest time having been on
F ra n k Darlin g was in Hood River and heat.
good
roada
for
the
interior
of
the
C a t a r r h a l D e a f n e s s is c a u s e d by a n i n ­
town to live in. This little d e p a r tm e n t Tuesday. The last two tim es t h a t this county and the completion of the s ta te white trees around which the snow was
With a total of 110 tons of «herries, f l a m e d c o n d i t i o n of th« m u c o u s l i n i n g o f
Monday morning.
Mac and
packed to a depth of about 15 feet.
store is a good sto re to trade in, just has happened both dogs,
Eu<
> < hi; n Tub* W h e n t h i s t u b e Is
Thos. Lalliott was in Hood River now j u s t brim m ing over with dry Sonny, have been the u n fo rtu n ate vic­ highway to the county line both to . Aa we sa t around the lainptire the 90 tons of Royal Annes and 20 tons of |
d y o u ha vt - a r u m b l i n g s o u n d o r
the black varieties, the shipm ent of i m
n p e r f e c t h e a r i n g , a n d w h e n i t is e n t i r e l y
connect
with
the
California-Dalles
S a tu rd ay on business.
tims.
Mac,
the
big
white
and
brown
base
of
Mount
Hood
was
suddenly
e
x
­
goods and shoe bargains. Strauss.
se 1 D e a f n e s s is t h e r e s u l t .
U nless th«
collie, has had his nose looking like a highway up from Ce ntra l Oregon and posed to view and seemed to be only cherries was concluded Monday. The c in lo fla
Get th a t Perfection Oil cook stove
r ' n a t i o n c a n be r e d u c e d a n d t h i s t u b e
Mrs. J. E. Cole and children, Jennie pm cushion four different times
L ast to connect with the Ontario road which a few miles away. A few m inutes grow e rs will reap a good h a rv est from r« s t o r e d t o i t s n o r m a l c o n d i t i o n , h e a r i n g
now a t Chow n'a.
and Donald, re tu rn e d Wednesday night
the cherry crop this ye ar in spite of wil l be d e s t r o y e d f o r e v e r M a n y c a s e s o f
-
will lead across the s t a te to t h a t city
T. J. McClure was in The Dalles from Portland where they had remained year Mr. Cummings killed two of the and connect with the Lincoln Highway la te r we were again wrapped in the the d am age caused by rain which split d e a f n e s s a r e c a u s e d by c a t a r r h , w h i c h ia
quill-bearing
animals,
and
s
t
a
te
s
t
h
a
t
clouds
and
drenched
by
a
heavy
shower.
an inflam ed condition of th e m u co u s s u r ­
Sa tu rd ay on business.
for a visit with relatives a f te r having
many of the cherries.
H. C . Rooper, who has long lived in
faces
H a l l ’s C a t a r r h C u r e a c t s t h r u t h e
many of them e x is t in the canyons
Elm er Knot was in timid River on been «-ailed to the funeral of Mrs. near his ranch, causing considerable Wasco county and knows conditions in
Com mencing Monday peach plums b l o o d o n t h e m u c o u s s u r f a c e s o f t h e s y s ­
t
e
m
Cole's
fath
er.
business Monday.
are being shipped out by the Mosier
the southern section. Bays The Dalles
damage to his corn field.
W e will give O ne H u n d r e d D o lla r s for
F ru it G row ers Association a t the r a te a n y cas« of C a t a r r h a l D e a f n e as t h a t c a n n o t
Mr. and Mra. G. P. Murden ami
W I*. Vlning was t r a n s a c tin g husi
While unloading freight from the O ptim ist, is an ardent good roads
be
c u r e d by H a l l ’s c a t a r r h C u r e
C irculars
of
100
c
r
a
te
s
daily.
This
ia
expected
children, and nephew, Michael Me ste am er Bailey G a tze rt last week J. booster and sta te s th a t now is the time
ness in Hood River Tuesday.
f re e .
All D r u g g i s t s . 75c.
to continue for 10 days.
F J C H E N E Y A C O . Toledo. O
Mrs. V. C. Young was visiting with Mahon, of San Francisco, retu rned O. Heldin, local agent, had the niiafor- to build this southern and e astern
Monday from a w e ek's m otoring trip
[ Some peaches nave alreaiiy been
friends in Hood River Wednesday.
tune to have the rowboat with all I highw ay through the county when
I shipped and prunes and apricots will
to Portland over the Columbia River shnard sink to the rim of the txiat. G r a n t county and Gilliam county are
n . — >«aar tire s in all sizes a t highway.
) soon follow.
(From llood River Glacier)
On hoard were the fo llo w in g : A ton both in te res ted and wish to gain a
ChownV
highway route through Wasco to con­
Mrs. C. E. Deel and children, Huida.
Phil S. Bates and E. FT. Brodie, r e ­
Mra. K. Simmons and Mias Nora Catherine, Edith and Raymond, left of barley, 200 pounds of m eat scraps, nect with the Columbia riv er highway.
Services at Christian Church
100 poumia of ground hone, 90 pounds
spectively se c re ta ry and president of
Burton were in Hood River Tuesday.
Tueaiiay for their home in l.oganaport, of corn meal, 90 pounds of rolled oa ts Said Mr. Hooper, “ When the 7.7 miles
hunday school a t 10 a. m. Breathing
W. K. I.eeper went to P ortland on Indiana, a f t e r visiting for the past and two tons of box ah.ioks. The l a t ­ of highway in Wasco county connecting the Oregon S ta te Editorial Association,
Wednesday morning to a tte n d to busi­ week with he r f a th e r and mother, ter, which were on top of the rest, with the Dallea-California Highway who passed through Hood River Mon­ a t 11 :45 a. in. Subject, “ The Wonder­
Evening service a t 8
and with the Ontario highway to the day afternoon motoring to Portland ful S a v io r .”
ness m a tte r s .
Mr. and Mra. A. M. Hoop.
was not touched hy the water. Mr. e a s t ia huilt. then we will begin to see from Ellcnaburg, where they had been p. m. Subject, “ From the Big Ben to
J. E C a r p e n te r came up Wednesiiay
The a vera ge price is w hat counts Beldin waded out into the w a te r to his the definite results of our money and a tte nding the W ashington Newspaper the Barlor. ”
No young person can
nig h t from Portland to look a f t e r hia You may be able to by an a rticle or ao waist and towed the w ater-laden c argo
labor on roads. The old m ilitary road Men’s Association, both declared th a t afford to miss this sermon led by E v a n ­
property inte rests.
c heaper elsew here or from an out of to shore. He has disposed of the s a l ­ liy which all the f r e ig h tin g through to Oregon road builders m ig ht learn va lu­ gelist L. L. Myers. Christian E ndeav­
J. (I. Iteldin w ent to Portland on town concern once in awhile, but year vage.
"Breath
the Pines”
Canyon City and the Idaho mines was able lessons fiom road a thoritie s of the or, prom pt a t 7 p. m. Subject, “ l i e
Wednesday afte rnoon on « business in and year o a t my prirea will lie found
Dancing Girl and the Braying G i r l .’’
S. E. Francisco went to Hood River dnne in the e arly days is the only pra c ­ neighboring s ta te .
cheaper than all others, «|uailty con­ Monday afternoon to cnnault a physi­ tical route to the east. It is over s
t r ip on the s te a m e r Bailey G a tze rt.
“ Every road we travele d over in Led by T. A. Stockton. Every young
4,500 feet above sea-level, in the
cian regariiing his health. A f te r p r o ­ prairie country and can be built more W ashington,” said Mr. Brodie, “ was roan and woman in Mosier a re invited
I e x p e c t a nother shipm ent of la u n ­ sidered. Strauss.
Powder R i v e r Mountains
If you can tell me where you can get nouncing his condition to be a nervous ! cheaply than up the Jo h n Day valley b e tt e r than anything we have seen in tu a tte nd. This m eeting held in ba se ­
dry soap in Sa turday, 10 ba rs for 25c.
near Joseph. Oregon. E at, sleep,
m ent of church. The song services
such good shorts, middlings, bran, etc., breakiiown, Mr. Francisco was ordered where some railroad is liable to ge t the O re g o n .”
S tra u ss.
play, live out-of-doors. A delight­
F'.n
route
to
Ellensburg,
journeying
a
t
all
these
m
eetings
are
led
by
Mr.
to
go
to
the
mountains
for
a
complete
as
I
sell
you
w
i
l
l
fiml
the
pls<-e
is
right
ful m ountain-lake resort. Good
right-of-way
and
knock
the
highway
Mrs. T hom ss l.elliott will e n te r ta i n
Accordingly Roy e ntirely out. When these roads are by Goldemiale and North Yakima, the Stockton. Come out and he ar him.
fishing.
the Ladies Aid Society Wednes«isy a t here a t S t r a u s s . ’ Reasonable prices rest for two months
Oregon
new
spaper
men
traveled
by
this
on all feed. Sc ra tc h food and chick Abernathy has heen placed in c harge huilt we will see how much they bene­
the home of Mrs. W. A. Husbands.
Kor full information, fares,
ufthe pool room ami cig ar store. Mr. fit the ordinary ra nche r and farm er city to Glenwotid and thence to Golden-
food lower than all others.
Ed. F. Reeves went to Portland on
County Charges Costly
tickets, etc., a-k
Francisco, who has now recovere«! haaides b ringing to u r is ts into the dale. They re tu rn e d by C enterville and
Mrs.
W.
A
E
lvers
went
to
Portland
business Monday, re tu rn in g on W ednrs
Granddalles.
some
from
his
nervous
condition
a
f
te
r
country from the e as t who a re free to
ItcostV A asco county $45.56 a head
j e a te r d a y . She was acrom psnied as
day.
“ The roads are as good one way as for each inm ate of the county fa rm in
F. A. A llington, A gen t
far «a Hood River by her d aughter. losing 26 pounds of weight d uring the i sjiend money. I am going to be at
S a tu rd a y , wieners, pork sausage, Edith. Mrs. F.ivera sta te d t h a t her past two weeks, will live the ou' d o o l t m
I 'Ui U l
t m
lic
c » lli| l
u
t u rd
i \tn
ill
th(? t t hit r,
H
^ .
B a te .. and }
1 ta k in g
rare
h at
a t Dufur
eeting
Sa a tu
ay j m
with
care of its poor last month,
O.-W. R. R. & N. CO.
Bologna hakes.loaf and smoked c alves' son. Edward J . , is now with Company life as soon as the w e ath e r seems set other Antelope people and help boost vise m oto rists making this ro1!?“ trip | u urjn(j the month of Ju n e $372.56 was
tongue. Strauss.
to go one way ind return the other, in spent, says a dispatch from t h e Dalles
H of the Oregon National G uard on tied, in the vicinity of Elm er R o o t’s for food r o a d s ."
order to ge t the diversity uf scenery to the Oregonian, on the e ig h t inmates,
sawmill.
Dr. David Robinson was in The the Mexican border
o ffered."
Dalles Monday on professional husi- | Bleached cottons are high hut I
although considerable garden truck
FT. FT. Brodie and Phil S. Bates, p r e s ­
I’onies Negotiate Highway
neaa.
and produce is raised on the farm .
bought some short lengths of long ident and secretary o f the Oregon S ta te
Miss Ruth l.ittlep a g e wen! to Port cloth at a b a rg ain and will pass them I Editorial Association, respectively, a c ­
The county f a rm was bought two
DR. C. H. JENKINS
Editors are Menaced
A delight to all the children living
years ago at a coat of $11,000 and con­
Isnil Sunday to visit with friends an<1 along to you, two lots a t |Oc ami 15c companied by Mra. Brodie and her along Cascatle avenue, a traveling pony
DENTIST
(From
the
Saturday
Eve
Alibi)
sists
of
the
gro
unds
form
erly
occupied
relatives.
yd. Bleached table cloth a t 39c yd., aunt. Mrs N u t s Barlow Lawrence, ar.d dog show, like a pigmy cavalcade,
St.
Louis.
Mo.,
Ju
ly
13.—
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D.
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HOOD
R
IVER, OREGON
by
the
annual
fair.
Let ns finish your films, .'-ninn m at he table lengths. You can alw aya find passed through this city Mnmlay on wheeled into town from Borlland at
Editor» of locsl ne wspapers may form
their re tu rn from FTIIenshurg. Wash., tw ilight Monday evening. The first
left at t h e Hu I let in office. Slocum A j a bargain a t S t r a u s a . '
Office
Phone
1081.
Res. Phone 333
a Society for Mutual Defense Against
Om tichl. H u t K not
tf
C. C. M a r id e , of Portland, who is in 1 where they attended the annual m e e t ­ tiny vehicle evas dra w n by four spotte«) Free Verse Boets. This e x tr e m e m ea s­
Card of Thanks
Shetla
nd
ponies,
the
little
anim
als
c
an
­
ing
of
newspapermen
in
t
h
a
t
s
ta
te
.
Jas. Piercey and J. M. Carroll were the employ of the Portland Railway
ure was not consideren until quite re­
We wish to th an k the friends and
Notice for Publication
in P ortland Saturday where they pur Light A Power Co., was ill the city | They motored up th rough W ashin gton tering spiritedly along, despite the cently, as they had a situation well in
neighbors who assisted during the ill­
and
were
returning
to
Portland
and
'ong
d
a
y
's
journey
from
Bonnevile.
Saturday
visiting
with
his
fnem
ls.
Mr
(
chased a piano for the C hristian church, j
D e p a r tm e n t o f th e I n te r io r ,
hand,
and
their
present
despe
ra
te
a
t
t
i
­
ness and de ath of our baby.
Oiegon City over the Columbia River in a r e a r wagon, dra w n by larger
ami
Mrs
FTd.
F
Reeves.
He
le
lt
for
M att Schoren. of The Dalles, viaiteil
t \ H. L a n d OfTtoe a! T h e D alle« , O re g o n ,
Mr. and Mrs. J.W . Huskey
Highway. Both routes were advocated horses and behind which a fifth trained tude is the result of an active new
last week with hti uncle. Gerald Wyas, The Dalles to be with his wife who is by them for touriats.
J u l y &tb, lulti.
and Fam ily. j
The annual pony was led, was a cage of c hattering offensive brought by Ju lian P. Scott,
visiting
at
the
home
of
her
sister.
Mrs
and family.
N o tice is h e re b y g iv e n t h a t lie o r g e H . K o r.
who arrived recently from Portland,
m eetin g of the Oregon Editorial Asso­ monkeys.
Kay H arper.
»ten.
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f
M
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sie
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g
o
n
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n A p ril 9 th , 1010,
For Sale Horae» and h a rn ess foi
A new carpe t has been purchased by m a d e H o m e s te a d E n t r y N o.
ciation will he held this year at Med­
t h e proprietor of the show, the first Ore., with a large q u a ntity of verse
for
t A. Mathew s will lead the Sunria« ford. August t-5-6-7. Mr. Brodie is
libre munitions. His u n t i m e l y - f r o m the Loyal Berean class of the Christian Section 1 . I't> w n « h ip 2 N o r th , K an g e 11 h a st,
t has II Davenport. Inquiie «if Ja s
e
ver
to
trave
l
by
wagon
up
the
Colum­
service at the Immanuel church next I publisher of the Oregon Cit " E nter
the e ditors' view point—a rriv a l has had church and now rove rs the rostrum aril W illa m e tte M e rid ia n , ha* file d n o tic e o f in
Che rry.
»4
bia
gorge,
said
he
was
en
route
to
1
he
te n iio n to m a k e fin a l fiv e -y e a r p ro o f, to e s ta b ­
Sunday
The subject will be, “ Mem
By public subscription lish c la im to ttie la n d at>ove describe«!, b efo re
Mis. C. A. Brown left Tuesday liers of the Body and How They May ! prise, and Mr. Hates, p u b i s h t r o f the Dalles and points in e a s te r n and c en ­ the double effect of p u ttin g them on choir loft.
the defensive and of restorin g the wan­ money is being raised to pay for a new R e g iste r a n d R e c e iv e r. I S L a n d Office, at
m orning on the ste am er Hailey G a tae rl Be I ’aed in Serving the L o r d ." Be i’acific Northwest, a farm journal.
tral O r e g o r . — Glacier.
ing eclat and elan of the free verse piano which a rriv e d the first of the' T iie 1 > alies,O regon, o u th e 18fh d a y of A u g u s t,
for a visit in Portland.
1016.
antes other special pieces and aongs.
Leon N. FTIlsworth. nephew of Wm
forces. He has established a base at week from Portland.
( laiiiiRD t n flm es as w itn e sse s- T h o m a s M o t,
2 It is understood th a t W. F. F a ra w ay , Miss Elsie Carlson will render a violin N. Akers, whom he has heen visiting. i I-aille» secure your calling cauls at 5102 W aterm a n ave.
Lee H u n te r. D s l l e R oote, D a v id K o b in s o n , «11
of Hood River, it the l e s t w a tch m ak e r solo.
will leave Sunday afternoon on the O- the B ille tio ofBoe. 50 card» tor 7
o i M o sier, O reg o n
Com
mercial
printing
of
all
kind,
at
in the state.
ft FRANK WOODCOCK.
Before you send away for th a t hill W, 1 united for S e a ttle to visit som e!
Subscribe lor The Bulletin.
T he Bulletin office.
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R e g iste r.
Give the Hoo«l River Market a trial ifcin’t you think it would be fair and ¡ old friends whom he knew in Sioux ! 100 card» (or $1.
order for meat which will be maileit to i nice to let me have a chanee to figure ! City, la. R eturning to Cortland for
you b y parcel post
Prompt service.
on it? The chancea are I can supply | a week end visit with hisaunt. Mrs
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Mrs. W. M S ta rk went to Portland the a verage bill as low and likely W in N Akers, he will d e p art tor ths
. ^ -»■ TV « . » v y » .
Tuesday afternoon for a visit with rtl lower
If I c a n 't there is no harm east over the N orthern i’acific and ex
perts
to
atop
a
t
Spokane
to
re
g
is
te
r
«lone and no har«i feelings. I am a good
atives.
for the Colville land drawing contest
A r th u r Kuhn went to Portland Tues ¡ loser when I lose out. Stra uss
A fte r a visit a t Yellowstone Bark he
day to a tte n d to business m a tte r s , re
Colonel Cornelius Gardener amt little will continue on e as t to St. Baul and
tu r n in g yesterday morning.
daughter, Miss Haremtina Gardener, Minneapolta to visit his cousins, Flor
Tfmsa Dixie suga r cured squares are came up from Portland Sa tu rd ay for a ence and tlom er Ellsworth, before re
m aking a hit. Expect a nother ship­ stay a t Col G a niene r'a sum m er home turning to Omaha. Nebr., to ta k e up
m ent Saturday. If you have not yet at G a rd en e r's l*oint which overlook» his duties in the passenger service be
done so. b e tt e r try tome. Stra uss
the Columbia river gorge a t Ortley tween there and Sioux City, la. N ext
Miss Mary Mathew s re turne d to her Col. Gardener has recently purchased sum m er hia half brother. F ra n k G.
home in Portland a f te r visiting with Mrs F L an e 's sum m er c ottage at Fanton, chief reporter for K. G. Dun
her brothers, Gao. W. and L. A Ortley.
A Co., in Omaha, will accompany him
Mathews,
Mrs. S E Evans, who was expe«'t to Oregon. Mr. FTIlsworth s t a te s that
he has enjoyed every m in ute of the
ing
s
visit
Wednesday
from
her
broth
Mra. J. N. W att re tu rn e d to Pott
l«nd Sunday morning a f te r visiting er in law. H. V. B a r n g a r . of Tacoma, ideal climate and surroundings of
with Mrs. M FT H arlan
Mrs W att reeeiveil word from his wife th a t after Moaier and th at it ia with r e g re t th a t
returning from a trip to S e a ttle the 1 he ia compelled to a ta r i bark
form erly resided in Moaier.
My p l a t f o r m : Treat the m an you eomlition of his health would not p e r ­
Krtivgl Meetings
buy from, the man you sell to. ano mit him to m ake the trip at this time
your competitor fair ami aiiuare. It He is expected later to come to M««sier
A s e n e s of revival meetings begat
for
a
slay,
hoping
to
benefll
hie
health.
you like it, trade with me. S t r a u s s
Sunday night in the Christian church
FT. W Davnihiaar retu rned yestrrday I They are being conducted hy l.eon t.
Richard Kenne«1y, of Newberg. came
yesterday to visit hia brother who is from a w eek's t r ip to Baker and Sump Myers evangelist of The Dalles, and
employed on the ranch of Ed. F tar where he was looking over some of ; P A. Stockton, of Albany. Both these
hia mining properties
Before eoming evangelists «re well known in the sta te
Reeves.
P R U 1 *99.'».iMl H O O D R I V F R
PRÜ F R is;:. HOOD R l\ I R
Miss Lilly Wilson -clurned Monday to Moaier Mr Davidhizar spent sight of Otegou and in other st a te s as well
years
in
the
m
irin
g
business
in
th
at
for their work on the public platform
to her home in The Dalles, a f te r h a v ­
While on 18# trip he also Mr Stockton has evangelized all ovet
ing heen hare for several weeks pick vieinity
visited
an
únele.
H.
B.
Davidhizar
si
the United Slates, especially in the
tng « berries on the Carroll place
Joseph
southern part. Mr Myers hat preached
T he Hooil River Market will take
mostly in Oregon with splendid results
The
heavy
rains
Saturday
night
and
y >nr orders tor meat and mail them to
you by parcel post Custom ers will he all «lay Sunday caught some of the hay having won to Christ mors than a
In this distric t which had been cut thousand souls. G re at crowds a re li
alkvwrd : » «lava on tlieir bills.
While most of the hay is wheal hay. attendance every night. A g r e a t char
It. T. Staloy, who* has born cm very little clover, timothy and alfalfa us is developing and many people are
ployed on the ranch of C. A McCar- being raised, the d am age to this kind variously eonsiderirg ths m essages in
gar, left Tuesday for Portland to make is not as g r e a t from rains as the other sermon and song
All are invited to
Ma home
varieties. I 'nlike the other kind, wheat | attend. No on# will attend w ithout be
Dr. and Mrs C. A M*. rum want to hajr does not need to ho turnori or mg helped. You a re invited to a tte n d
H o o d River Tuesday, from where they s prestí out continually to dry. Conss- I A sunbeam is preparing and will he
m otored to Parkdalo. in the Upper quonl'.y the d a m a g e to thoao farm ers I presented to the public soon
D an',
Vallay.
who had Uiotr hay cut was small.
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