PUBLISHED EVERY FRIDAY
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BY
HOGEH W. MOE
SUBSCRIPTION RATES
Il Sí-
On* Y rar
T hre« M onths
F n tar cd aa se. ond-claas matter March 12. 1Ü09 at
th« poat uffice at Muster. Oregon, under the Act of
M arch .1. 187»
MOSIER BULLETIN
MOSIER. WASCO COUNTY, OREGON, FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 10,11)1«.
VOI.. V ili
White R iver Flour
Is cheaper because it makes
more loaves of bread. Don’t
be fooled into buying the low
priced flour thinking you are
getting something cheaper than
White River Flour
Every Sack Guaranteed.
FO R SA LE BY
Nichol and Company
M o sie r , O r e g o n
The election is close, but one side is bound to win. If
you win your bet why not deposit the money in the bank?
This bank pays interests on time deposits.
M O S1ER V A L L E Y
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O reg o n
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Mosier Book Store
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I^gai advertiaetnonta wili in all casca b« enarged
t«U»« party ordOTtng thasn, a t i m i ratna. and
paid for boftr« affida«ita are fumished.
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The W enatchee valley is facing the
U ntil last night the presidential race
most acute crisea in its apple m a r k e t
betw een the Republican and Dem ocrat
His Substitute.
-D E A L E R S I N -
ing, and unleaa something is done im- ,
ic candidate«, Hughes and Wilson, r e
Jack, who w a s tire yenrs i f age, «Ra mediately to ga in relief, the diatrict
mained in dc.ubt. California, Minne
sota, North Dakota. New Mexico and nked being kissed and, beh.g a band- stand* to loae close to $1,500,000. I he
New H am pshire were the s t a le s in some little chap, soiuetiiue-J had a good sh ippers have been in session, and it
which the contest was close and re I'eal to put up with. Due «lay be bad has been decided t h a t the G re at N o r th
turns came in slowly. Woodrow Wil
been kissed a lot ern will be held liable for ita failure to
son Iste last night, however, com
Then, to make furm ah sufficient rolling sto rk to move
menced to gain votes and has now c er
m utters worse, on the crop. The shippers a re flilug w r i t
tainly received over 206 electoral
ten orders for re fr i g e r a t o r cars with
going
to tbe pic the local agent, giving deatination and
votes, which num ber a t least, was
ture
palace
in
tbe
needed.
Considerable in te rest has
alao making tender of fruit with bill of
evening, instead of lading, at the sam e time gua rantee ing
been centered on the outcome and the
bis favorite cow the f reig h t charges.
tele gra ph wires and long distance tele
T elegram s were sent to the I n t e r
phone calls were watched to learn the
boy au«l Indian
situation commencing Tuesday night
pictures, t h e r e s t a te Com merce Commission and alio
The main interest, locally, was in
n u s nothing hut *. to the S t a t e FubiicService Commission
The following m essage was alao sent
the bond issue which c arried by a
lot more b uggini’ tc Freaident tc-uie Hill and Vice P r e s i
m ajority of over 3 to 1 in this precinct
and
kissing.
dent K e n n e y :
and won by 266 votes
■H I I I I I l-F I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I 4-1 -l-l-l-l'-l ♦ I I I I I
M I l-l-
He r e t u r n e d
Ju d g e Hradshaw de fea te d Kred W.
"A ccount your personal interest in
borne
completely
fru
it
industry
we
su
bm
it
the
following
Wilson for circuit judge, George R.
Wilbur won over F. M. Gill for s ta te
out of patience f a c ts : Two thousand car* of apples
senator. Dr. J. E. Anderson and Mrs.
with tbe whole a re stacked in orchards in north c entral
Washington diatrict. Fall raina have
Alexander Thompson were elected r e p
tribe of women
set in and severe frosts a re t h r e a t e n
r e se n ta tiv e s in the legislatu re. Francis
A f t e r be bad ing ; 1500 cars are held in the ordinary
Give attention to your chiUl'a eyes in time and you may Diva him or her
V. Galloway defeuted W. A. Bell for
been
snugly
t
u
c
k
from the necessity of wearing Kiatoee later on.
packing houses, offering alight protee
d istr ic t attorney, l.evi Ctrriaman was
ed Into bed moth l i o n ; 1000 cars in the warehouses of
elected sheriff over C. L. Darnielle,
er c a m e lu to kist early and mid-season va rieties requir- ,
H. S. Rice obtained a good lead over
M ore—You Prevent Permanent Defect
L>. 1.. Cates for t ie a s u r e r , and a very SORE Hl'dGl.XO AMD him gOO«l night. ing imm ediate m a r k e ti n g ; e n tire 4500
We
give
S)>ecial a tte ntion to t h e exam ination of c h ild ren 's eyes. We are
close race ensued betw een J a s . A.
k is s in g .
a s usual.
H e re cars actullay sold a t gotid profit to the
th oroughly experience«! in this work and will tell yon franklv w hether
Davis and C. Y. Cooper for assessor in fused to be kissed.
Mother begged growers. Biggest consum ing demand
which the l a t t e r won by 42 votes.
glasses are required or not, and we will furnish them , pro|>erly fitted.
and liegge«) till lu disgust be turned to now exists. Your failure to give us
For precinct offices no name was
cars th re a te n s cancellations, im m edi
printed on the ballot for justice of the bis father, who w as sta n d in g a t tbe ately changing prosperity prospects to |
alm ost inevitable rum. Your officers
peace and as a result 16 candidates r e doorway looking on. and said:
"Daddy, for tbe love of goodness gave full assurance early in the season
ceived votes as follows: .1. E. Cole 27,
W E. Chown 2. L J. Merrill 3. J . E. give this wom an a kiss:"—London Tit of plenty of rolling stock, and had not
advised to contrary th a t you could not
Proctor 3. C. (j. Nichol 1, Geo. C ham Hits,
berlain 1, J. N. Mosier I, Tom Moe 1,
handle the complete crop With this
HOOD R IV E R
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-
OREG ON
assurance all sh ippers contracted to
Alex S t e w a r t I, E. A. Race 2, G. R • i
N s v s r D e s p a ir.
Wood 3, E. M. S tr a u ss 1, C. T. Ben
make usual fall deliveries, consignees
N o t to ttis s w ift, th e ra c e ;
n e tt 1, I ee H u n te r 1, C. J. E. Carlson
th rea te n in g suita for non-de livery."
N ot to th e s tro n g , th e tig h t;
I. and J. M. Carroll 1.
N o t to th e rlg h tro u e , p e rfe c t g la r e ;
For constable. Roger Moe, whose
N o t to th e w ise, th e light.
name was the only one printed on the
B u t o fte n fa lte r in g feet
C om e s u re s t to th e g o a l;
ballot, received 150 votes, and the
A nd th e y w ho w a lk in d a rk n e s s m est
names of W. A. Husbands, who r e
T h e e u n riee of th e soul.
ceived 1 vote, Leslie Root 2, votes and
—H e n ry v a n D yke.
J. O. Beldin 2 votes, were w ritte n in.
Will sell direct to planters, less agents commission, choice
The Single Tax was badiy d e te s te d
G e ttin g T h e re E a r ly .
here and throughout the s ta te . The
I h e celebration of l ie m a n night, an i
lot
of
cherry, pear, apple and prune trees in one year old 3-4
B re w ers' bill has been defeated and
In big league circles they a re forever annual event uf Hood River Masonic
probably the tota lly dry m easure has telling stories to Illustrate the ability lodge on Novem ber 11, will be helij at
and
4-0
f t grades budded and grafted on best whole roots
carried.
of Connie Mack to discern signs of tab the Masonic hall next S aturday nigivt,
A total of 248 votes were cast, the eut lu adolescent ball players In the when Masons from the e n tire county
and guaranteed true-to-name. Please write or phone
large st ever recorded in Mosier p r e
and adjoining cities will be present. '
back districts. Jim m y Callubau tells A fe ature of the approaching e vent
cinct.
Woodrow Wilson received a m ajority this one:
will be an illustrated lecture to be [
“ When I was managing the White given by Prof. J. H. Horner, of the
over Chkrles Evans H ughes in this
precinct of 23 votes and in the county Sox aud J a c k Doyle tvas scouting for Oregon A gricultural Gollege, on Mi
63, Wilson receiving in Mosier 125, the outfit be kept telling me about a sonic and Biblical history. Mr. Horner
Hughes 102: in the county Wilson r e promising kid outfielder lu one of the will show pictures taken hy himself in
ceived 2348 and Hughes 2285.
bush leagues.
Homebody bad given the Holy Land.
The meeting is held prim arily as a
Ja c k a line on the youngster, uml aft trib u te to the mem ory of Andrew H.
e r he had m entioned the lad to me sev Ticman, Hood River pioneer, who with
eral times 1 told him to take a trip and Mason Baldwin operated ho m es te ad '
look the kid over. At the eud of a stock ranches in the Mount Hood dis
t r ic t in the early days. When Mr. Tie-1
week Ja- k cam e back Into camp.
“ 'T he kid is there,' J a c k said, report man tiled he left hia e n tire fortune to P E O P L E ’S NAVIGATION CO.
CHARLES NELSON, M g r .
the local lodge.to be used in c o n stru ct
A f te r a discussion re garding the pur- ing to me. ‘l i e 's a bear cat, but I dldu't ing a hall. Masons of the mid-Colum
I-eaves The Halles 7:00 A. M., Sundays, Tuesdays and
chaae of a lot for the tire engine house sign him up.'
Thursdays. Arrives at Mosier at 8:15. A. M.
Lia alao m ake of the «vent an annual
the m a t t e r was re fe rre d to the Fire
" W h y not?' I asked.
reunion. The m eetin g will culm inate
I-eaves Portland on Mondays, Wednesdays and Saturdays
and W ater com m itte e which ia to in
"Got there too late,' says Jack. ‘I at a banquet served in the dining ball
from Oak Street Dock.
.
Passengers and freight.
ve stig a te and report for action a t the took a look a t him from the grand of the Masonic building.
next m eeting.
Mosier Dock in charge of W. F. Baker, who will meet all
s
ta
n
d
when
he
was
playing,
and
t
A f te r going over the city indebted
boats and attend to transfer. Phone No. 191.
ness it was e stim a te d t h a t a 10 mill knew we couhi use him, so before 1
Tahoma (-rounds on Newly Made Har
tax would place the city in good finan said a n y th in g to him 1 went to see Ills
The s te a m e r Tahom a. on the down
cial condition and all debts paid by fa th e r and mother. T hey b a d no ob
March 1918, and tbe city will then he jection to bis playing professional ball river t r ip to Portland Sunday a f t e r
on a cash basia. It was pointed nut on tbe grand circuit, b u t be w as al noon grounded on a newly made sand
t h a t last month 50 carloads of sc ree n ready miller c o n t r a c t Connie Mack i harm id-stream j u s t west of the U nde r
The boat was heavily
ings were hauled away by the railroad signed bim up when lie was s e i e u wood wharf.
loaded with apples and other freight, a
company and t h a t it behooved the city
ye
ars
old,
a
n
d
he's
only
e
le
i
e
u
uow!’’—
portion of which was lightered on a
to secure enough of this road for work,
. scow a t the Underwood landing
The
and th ere a re a num ber of atreeta th at Saturday Evening Dost
boat still stuck and the big aidewheel
need repairing.
fe
rry
b
o
a
t
of
the
Hood
River-White
1 he following resolution was adopted :
O b s t in a c y .
Resolved, By the Common Council of
('use and C om m ent says t h a t Colonel Salmon ferry system was called to
The boat waa freed
the City of Mosier. t h a t a ta x of ten Mason, who lives lu W ashin gton coun take off freight
from the spit before very late Sunday
(10) mills be and the sa m e ia hereby
ty,
.Me.,
bad
a
great
a
p
titude
for
serv
night. The 40 passengers aboard the
levied upon all the tax a b le property
within the corporate limita of the City Ing ns a Juror. When thus serving be Tahoma were taken in small boats to
w
as
very
anxio
us
t
h
a
t
bis
oplulou
Underwood, where some of them took
of Mosier for all purposes for the c u r
rent year, and t h a t the same be a p p o r should be largely consulted In making North Bank trains for Portland.
Capt. ('.has. Nelson, m a s te r of the
tioned aa f o llo w s:
up a v e r d ic t Nome ye ars ago while
For General Purposes, Ten (10) Mills. iip-m n case, n fter m a n y hours trylug 1 shoina, one of the Colum bia's most
a t d inner when
And be i t f u r t h e r resolved, t h a t a lu agree, but fulling, lie mar»liale«t the experienced pilots.
the boat ran aground, a new man hav-
certified copy uf this resolution be
delluqueut
ju
r
y
from
the
room
to
tbelr
< ing the wheel.
tra n s m i t te d to the County Court and
County Assessor of Wasco County, se a ts In the court, where th e Imps
Oregon, on or before its first meeting tic-lit crowd a w aited tbe result of the
trial. “ H a ve you agree«l upon a ver
C o u ra g e a n d C o u r t e s y .
in December, 1916.
The Council sta te d t h a t Tuesday, diet':" Inquired tbe clerk. H i e colonel
It Is recorded uf Geueral hherl-lau
Novem ber 14, will be the d a te this arose, turning a w ithering glance 0 |K»u th a t be was once asked who, lu Ida
m onth for the g a th e r in g up of tin cans bis brother Jurors, a nd exclaimed
opinion, was the moat reliable of the
and rubbish.
H u s k e y (Q, T e t n p le m e ie r , P r o p s .
cor|>a columnndi-ra. and be iiuht-eltat
The license problem was turned over "M ay It please the court, we have not
to the judic iary com m itte e to a scertain 1 have doue tbe best I could do, but tngly answered. General Hancock lie
C . L. Dunnmort* in c h a r g e w h o will d o t h e c u t t i n g
G o o d su pply
ways and m eans of se ttlin g the prob here a re elevou of tbe most c ontrary said, “ If I w anted a man to at ay
devils I ever had any de alings with."
of Fresh Meat* o n h a n d
where I put him, if I located him a t
lem.
The annual city election, held on the
night and w anted to find lilm right
first Tuesday a f t e r the first Monday in
there In the morning. I'd «elect Han
M a s tin g en E m e rg e n c y .
Y O U R P A T R O N A G E A P P R E C IA T E D
December, this ye ar will occur on
cock.”
And then f u rth e r Kherldau
During a sham flgbt which constitut
December 5. Mayor Race urged th at
aald:
more of the citizens a tt e n d the m e e t ed p a r t of a c ertain Infantry ba ttal
“ F o r genuine politeness a ud geutle
ings of the Common Council and give Ion's trulnlng for w a r a com pany was
their views on the various questions told off to follow up th e retreating regard for women Hancock waa In
com parable
If M u lla uc ock cam e
which arise. The mayor appointea the "enem y." F o r this parpo«« the pur*n
following election
boa rd:
Judgea, ere, who had been having a strenuous Into nla room Iwenty time* In half
Mrs. P L. A rthur, and Mrs. W. A time, bud to cross a fairly wide river an hour ha would a lw a y s sta n d up.”
H us b an d s ; clerks, Mrs. C. G Nichol,
There Is a compliment Indeed T h e
Mrs. D. W. Hudson and J. T. Dav- a n d were murebed to Ihe nearest bravest r o m m a n d e r was the must
A ll O r e g o n P a p e r »
bridge, which was about four miles
e port
imagine their disappoin tm ent courteous to womeu. and, w h a t was
The t e r m of Mayor Race and the fol a w ay
low m s aldermen e x p ir e s : L. J. Mer ou arriving to And tills notice atta- bed best of all, he Included bla own wife
M OSIER B U L L E T IN . 1 year
rill, W. E. Chown and G. K. Wood, to the bridge by I be " e nem y:.........This am ong the objects of Ills courtesy
aa well aa J. E. Cole, treaaurer. P. L. bridge is blown up " But the officer tn T h a t 1» som eth ing many men forget—
$ 1 .0 0
Evening Telegram , 3 months
A rth u r , recorder and K. W. Moe, m a r com m and of tbe pursuer« r i i a man they are courteous to all women ex
' T h e leading R e p u b lic a n pa p er of t h e Stale
shal.
cept
to
ttiwir
ewu
w
i
v
e
s
—
Ohio
Mtafa
A m ass m eeting has been called for of action uml promptly atta che d a m>
Journal.
Rural Spirit, l year
.
.
.
.
Monday n-ght in Chown'a hall, for the th e to one of bis leading men and pro
Í \ w e e k l y pa p er for th e f a rm e r a n d s t o c k m a n
purpose of nom in atin g citizens for the cheded to m arc h III- force a-roas tbe
G e rm a n a n d S p a n is h .
bridge. They bad almost cr-isseil It
various municipal offices.
It is Just about "nip aud tu c k ” be
Poultry Life, 1 year
.
.
.
.
It ia proposed to su bm it to the people when an umpire suddenly appeared
tween those who speak G e rm an and
the proposition of ele cting the recorder frantically waving bis bsn d and ex
( D e v o t e d l o p r o g r e s s iv e p o u l tr y c u lt u r e in th e N o r t h w e s t
those
wbo
speak
Spanish,
with
tbe
ad
end tr e a s u r e r for two y e a r s instead of claiming "T h e bridge la blown up! Al!
vantage so m e w h a t on tbe aide of tbe
one year.
T otal value
flies», men are drow ned!" T h e com
German. T here a re a bout 85,000,<JUO
Be Sure To A ttend Monday Night.
m andtng officer made no reply, bul G erm an s|>eiiklug people In tbe world
simply poloted lo his notice, whl- h aud about 83,000,000 s|ieakliig Spanish.
W a n d e r i n g o f M n o r P la n e ts .
read, "T his company Is sw im m in g — New York American.
T he “m islaying" of tbe minor planets
3 roasT’
Is sometime« due to ibelr actually fall
A c tu a l S a v in g o n offer of I I . B
U n fo rt u n a t e ly E x p re s s e d .
ing to keep their a p p o in tm en ts at the
H i* H s l p f u l S u g g e s t e n .
Violinist (one of a trio of a m a te u r s
place« where. a«'Cordtng to calculation,
In a ebureb which could lie na med
wbo have Just obliged with a ra th e r
they ought to tie. An Instance is the
r a s e o f No 153. otherw ise known as the pastor was -)e«lrous of bringing lengthy perform #n-•)— Well, we've left
off a t last! Hostess— Tl-aitk you so
fill-la
Dr. I'alisa -llecotered her In a I-out In a t a c tfu l, way som e Improve
moots In the m idweek service a n d an
m uchi—Loudon Telegraph.
1875 so d calculated he r orbit. But at
nounced
for
a
subject
"
T
h
e
Ideal
Fray
tem pts to flint he r again failed, and
er
M
e
e
tin
g
"
A
num
ber
of
helpful
sug
t h e was alm ost given up a s lost until
H -s A m b i t -en.
D r Paliea found her again lu 18711—a gestiona bad been made, when one
M a dge -1 hear t h a t Charlie la an a w
leaves Hood Hi ver daily at
Physician and Surgeon 1:30
long way, boWeier, from where she b ro th er known to be b a rm less as a
ful spendthrift
M arjorie—I aboulfi
p. m. and 5:00 p. m. On
bad been eipe» ted. T b e die- re p air y dove If not wise aa a se rpent got op say he was. He's tryin g to m ake tw o
Sunday at 1:30 p. m„ 5:00 p. m.
a
n
d
aald:
wild
oats
grow
where
only
one
grew
w a s --aused by the effect upon Hilda
"I tblnk everyliody should come p r o
before.—Fuck
of tbe attra- tton o f Ju p ite r , of whom
Leaves Park dal. daily at 7:21)
T elephones
«be Is a ouii-arallvely ne ar iietgbfsir pared to say something, so th a t no
a. m, and 3:00. On Saturday
O ffice IJ4I
Heebie ne e l«.tl
time
should
lie
lost
except
th
a
t
which
For these little planets a r e » altered
A nom eIeue.
evening leaves Parkdale ti:30p. m.
aver a wide b e lt Hilda gets wltbla is take n by tb e pastor."
"F a, w hat la an anom aly?”
As be was known to tie a g re at ad
Steam Train leaves Hood River
33
mlire of tbe ortdt of Jupiter,
” 1 c an't explain the term very wall,
O f f i c e In H r o i i u i H i d » .
and Aetbra a t time« a«'tual-y -times m lrer of the paator tbe g ra v ity of the sou. hut a deck hand on a subm a rine
daily at eight returning at 2.
nearer to tbe sou t b a s Mars a ver -toes meeting wae som ew hat disturbad
H o o d R iv ar
would he an»mal«Mia' — Birmingham
4«« Herald
M l H ood Ratlrtmd Co,
— Dutnlon (. k f u s k l e
§ iba< riba for Tbe Bulletin.
General
Merchand ise
MOSIER
OREGON :j
Don’t Neglect the Children’s Eyes
W. F. Laraway, Jeweler and Optician
Fruit Growers Attention
TRUE-T0-NAME NURSERY, Hood River
A New Line of Gift Goods Have Arrived.
Come In and See the Goods
and Get Prices.
i The
PRESIDENT WILSON
IS RE-ELECTED
TIEMAN NIGHT IS
APPROACHING EVENT
E le c tio n B e ts
M o s ie r
pot
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HOTEL MOSIER
NOW UNDER N EW M ANAGEM ENT
Will open a Lunch Counter in near future
Your Patronage Is Appreciated
E. F. F IS K E , P r o p r ie to r
MASS MEETING FOR
CITY OFFICES MONDAY
STEA M ER
TA H O M A
DALE & MEYER
Tailors to Men and to Women
Cleaning and Pressing
H o o d R jv e r , O r e g o n
MEAT M AR K ET
E x p e rt A u t o m o b ile R e p a irin g
F u lly E q u ip p e d M a c h in e S h o p
Agencies for Fords, Dodge and Buick
Automobiles for Hood River County
Columbia Auto & Machine CoM Hood River
N ow O pen fo r B u s in e s s
Our 1916-17 Combination Offer
Rented
Vulcanizing
Auto Supplies
Sporting
Goods
Prepare for the renting
season during "Wire Your
Home”Jmonth.'March 15th
to April 15th.
Electrically e q u i p p e d
houses are seldom vacant.
Insure your p r o p e r t y
against undesirable tenants
or no tenants at all by hav
ing it wired for Electric Ser
vice. The investment will
not be great and the income
will be increased.
We h a v e unusual induce
ments to offer if you arrange
for the work now.
Cates & Co.
Th« Dalles, Ore.
Pacific Power & L ie UI C o .
$ 1.50
All Four Papers for $2.50
Dr. H. L. Dumble
R A IL
A U T O