Mosier bulletin., February 23, 1917, Image 6

WHAT
Men's dress and work shoes, about all sizes to select
from; we bought these at an exceptionally low
rn
price that is how we can offer them now at pr. « p £ .D U
This W e e k
Ladies Shirt Waists Here is a bargain. Shirt
waists v alues up to $1 going now at only, each
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Ladies Shirt Waists in wliite and colored; val-
ues up to $2.50. Good materials and nicely made.
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Men's and boys Hats, values up to $2.50.
dose them out quickly, your choice ................
Men’s regular $3 hats, “ Conqueror” brand.
good styles and colors. Your choice now
Indies fancy shirt waists neatly made; good values
at the regular price o f $2.25 and $2.50.
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Misses and children’s medium weight pants &
vests; well worth 25c to 35c garment; your choice
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Men’s dress shirts, band collars, plain and pleated
fronts, sizes 144 to 18, values up to $1.50 each. O Q _
V ou r rhflina
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Do not miss the big bargains that we are offering in
Indies and Misses 1910 and 1917 coats. You can save big
money by securing one o f these now; look themover;2floor
Indies medium weight union suits, high and low neck
good values at 11.00 and $L1 tig auit
7 5 c
T h e w ord "Punla" stands
for the very best and m ost
co m p le te line o f H o u se ­
hold R em ed ies and T o ile t
Preparations that it is pos­
sible to m anufacture.
W h e n y o u r d r u g g i s t « iffe r s
y o u a Purala p r e p a r a t i o n h«*
present« tin* l>est that can
¡«* p r o d tu * « d .
Purola products are sold under
:«i iron-clad guarantee, w hich is
reproduced below.
We offer you the biggest values in the city in Hugs
and Art Squares. Do not fail to investigate.
Ladies and Misses shoes, a good run o f sizes to choose
from, lace and button styles; shoes in this lot that have
been marked to sell at $3.50 a pair.
QD
You can’t afford to take chant - ion med­
icines of unknown worlh. When sick­
ness •runes you cannot b*; too safe or toO
sure of the remedies you take.
A veid all risk by in sistin g an
THE P A R IS FA IR
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V o u r c h o ic e
39 c
Stands For
H OO D R IV ER S L A R G E S T A N D
BEST ST O R E
Ladies and Misses Shoes in button and lac«*, kid, gun
metal and patent leather, values up to $3.75 a (P n i n
H o o d R iv e r
pair. Going now at, the pair
O regon
PUROLA GUARANTEE
Should any Pl’ KOLA
Product fail to give
ENTIRE satisfaction
the price paid will be
cheerfully refunded
by your local dealer.
ARTHUR PHARMACY
n - 1 ' l t H I H -; H -H I* 1 I H I H -H -»
B R IE F L O C A L M EN TIO N
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■ H -H -I- H -l H - H - l-F !■ I l"l l-l- l *1-M »
Mr. and Mrs. .1. k. W ilcox were vis­
itor» in Hood River Wednesday.
l>r. C. A. Macrum left Wednesday
for Portland on a business trip.
Wood cutting tools for hand or Drag
Saw use at Chow n’ ».
Cecil Bellinger was s Hood River
visitor Saturday.
Miss Grace Bailey spent Saturday
afternoon in Hood River.
I have a com plete stoek o f Floor
Faints and Varnishes. Chown.
Jas. Piercey spent Wednesday a fter­
noon in Hood River on business
F. A. Allington was a Hood R iver
visitor the first o f the week.
New Casings, tubes and many new
A ccessories just in at Chown’ s.
le o Nicliol was in The Dalle* Tuesday
on business.
Mrs. J. W . Huskey visited ou l ues-
day afternoon in Hood River.
Do you need a new pruning saw or
a V a rs? G et them from Chown
Mark A. Mayer is »visitor in Portland
this week.
Hear tin "S tory o f the Pink R ose" at
the Cliurrh o f Christ Sunday nigh'
\W A. Husbands was aviaitor in Hood
River Wednesday morning.
J. R. W ilcox spent Wednesday in The
Italics on business.
Zeno and Pa n Sellinger were in Hood
River Wednesday
Mr. and Mrs. J. W. Huskey were visi­
tors on Wednesday in Hood River.
F. A. Allington spent Wednesdayafter-
noon in Hood River.
You will miss it i f you miss the sale
at The Strauss Store, Februarv 27 to
March 17.
<,eo. Chamberlain was attending to
business matters Wednesday in The
Halles.
I have a good supply o f shares and
repairs fo r Syracuse and f >1 liver
Plows. Chown.
Mrs.
«J. Nicholand little daughter
Mildred, returned Sunday night from a
visit of several 'lays in Portland.
Mr. t'uah will arrive Tuesday, Feb.
27 and stay until March 17. Just 17
•lays o f bargains st The Strauss Store.
II. M. Scearce came up from Eugene
H edneadav where lie bar tsieii for some
time.
The magic days, Tuesday, February
27, to Saturday, March 17. The tim*
to save money nt Strauss’ .
Mr, and Mrs. I. H. W ilcox s|**nt
Sunday at the Zolls home in Hood
River.
Ktsisk finishing expert w ork-lw eott-
fom hour sen ire.
Hlorora A Canfield
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Ed. W 00 . 1 , detective for the O. W.
It.
N. t « v a s here Sunday visit
ing with his father, G. R. Wood.
Mr. and Mrs. Fred Evans and little
baby were visitors Saturday and Sun­
day in Hood River.
Mrs. M. Chaney and her daughter,
Fleta. «vert Wednesday afternoon vis
itors in Hood River.
Huns KoUandsrud returned Thursday
morning from Hood R iver when* he
has been a iw e Saturday.
You can’t afford to roi»s the "Story of
the Fink Ron
a program of Mory an*l
wing at the Church of Cluist Sunday
night
Mrs Rri' liel Stewart, in com p inied by
her grandson *»ren I>ep**e, were visitors
Sunday in Hood River at the home of
the latter's u nde, Richard Depee.
.fudge l . > t iuntiing and County
Truaut iRftccr I s Krilz wen- in tin
city WadneiMlay afternoon attending to
official business
The sale you have all I wen waiting
for, the real honest money saving time
at Strauss', Tuesday,
March 27 to
Saturilay. March 17.
Rowland I tepee left Monday after
noon for Hood Rivar where he will
make hia home with his uncle, Richani
Depoe, with whom he will work.
Mr and Mrs. I W
Parker, who
reside on their Little Boy Ranch ut
Sonny, west o f Hood River, were Sun­
day «isitors at Mayerdalc.
Mr. ami Mrs. Geo. R. Young are via-
ilin g this week in Portland. Their
grandmother. Mrs. V. C. Young, has
keen taking eare o f the children.
I have never disappointed y«wt yet
and I will not this time. There will
be some real liargams at my asle from
February 27, Tuesday next, to Satur
day, March 17. Strauss' Big Sale.
II. &, V ith a n u representing tlie Old
Line H adhr* Life Insurance Civ. nf N,
braslnr
in the city on laisiuess 'his
week, llT W * , visitcl wilh friends leav­
ing for The Halles on business before re­
turning to Portland
Portland Paiule*« Mentis) n o « |*t
manentlv located in D ie Halles will
extract
fill and crown vour teeth
absolutely painless
W. T. Sfatten 3B6
Seenni 1 St o p p o s ite A. M. W illiams A
to .
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m id
Oren Depee, familiarly known as
“ J im m y’ ’ or "P u n k " has accepted s
position as " d e v il" in the office o f the
Moeier Bulletin with the view o f
learning the printer * trade. He was
graduated from the eighth grade this
month, and as there is no mid year
term in the local school, w ill
not
begin his high school career until
this fall.
The legislature o f 1856-7 provided
C. F. Gilbert, o f tiilbert & DeWitt,
for a constitutional convention and
o f Hood River, was in the city yester­
election o f delegates thereto. They
day, con ferring with K. D. t'hatfield,
manager o f the Mosier Fruit Growers
were duly elected and held the conven­
tion in the fall o f 1857. It was com ­
Association.
posed o f a splendid galaxy o f really
Mrs. Geo. Rorden returned last week
(Highest Award)
At the celebration o f Adm ission Hay able and practical men, and they
from Salem, where »he has been for
¿ iv e n to
severs! months in the state sanitarium. by the Hood River W om an’s Club, J. I form ed a constitution w isely adapted
.
.t o the times. Only one o f the members
Her condition is improved, and Mrs. I
IU
.e
e
delivered
an
interesting
address.
,
¡s
living,
Wm.
H.
Pack
wood,
o
f
Baker.
Rorden says that she is feelin g much
Mr. L ee’ s address was o f historical In a recent interview he stated that
better now.
at the P a n a m a -
Portions o f it dealing with I his fam ily name was Duncan, but that
Mr. and Mrs. W. C. Venae I w ill en­ value.
as a friendless boy on a river steamer
Pacific
Exposition^
tertain the M. FI. K. club on Saturday early Oregon history follow :
he was the carrier o f the wood and re­
evening at their home. “ The White
The trail o f the early im m igrant I ceived the name o f "P a c k w o o d " which
w
as
¿re
trie d io
H ou se," six miles east o f the city. passed not far from where we are he had retained, 'the constitution was
The evening w ill be spent in dancing
landing. It has become historic. It i adopted and state officers elected.
at which costumes will he worn.
is to be improved and adorned as a 1 At the follow ing legislature Jos.
It will be Lane and Delazon Smith were elected
I ndcr the direction ot the county court great national highway.
work of improving the piece of road from travereaed by thousands. There is a Ignited States senators.
A t special
fou
-
the county industrial tarm west to the way in which all can anil should travel session on July 8 , 18f>8 John Whitaker
of
f
Snipes farm was com m enced Monday, the path o f the pioneer. It is the path was inaugurateli governor .
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Till** n ew cruitl'Ci answers with
savs The Halles Chronicle. This short o f rectitude, o f in tegrity,of heroism, o f
On
the
12th ......
o f February,
1859, the
fin al a u lr iir .j' all k Imp of puzzling
stretch of county road has been in 11 de­ s e lf sacrifice, that they follow ed. They final vote in congress was taken and on
The greatest single feature o f the ’ ’Bean” Power
plorable condition The surface will be were patriotic, s e lf reliant, true v ir the 14th President James Buchanan
| question.- such in “ How id I ’rzfmysi
plowed and eoverod with crushed rock tucs essential to the [s-rpetuity and signed the bill and Oregon became a
? pronounc'd'.” ’ “ Where is tla n -
Sprayer is the
ami rolled.
l
th
i-.-f”
“
What
is
a
eotri
'/moi»*
tou-
well lieing o f the community and o f the state. W e then stopped w riting (). T .,
republic.
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f
”
“
Whitt
i
a/,
.
/
’
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“
Wliut
or the fu ll Oregon territory. That is
The Mosier Valley Bank and the
i used the «vord aborigines. Did I we did theoretically, for it. must have
l is n/ll'ic |V|I f ” " 1 Io«V id skl’l pro-
local postofliee observed the holiday
use
it
correctly'.'
W
ere
they
the
firat
1 'uncftl? 'a n d tlion-winHofothers.
been some «veeks before the news
yesterday com m em orating the birth­
More than 400,030 Vocabulary Terms.
day o f George W ashington. The bank inhabitants o f the country? A rchaeol­ reached us. I remeinlier well when my
30,000 Geographical Subjects. 12.000
was dosed all day, L. J . Merrill, eMb* ogists say no. A people more enlight­ folk s were first apprised o f it. Father
Biographical Entries. Oser 6000 Illus­
ier going to Hood R iver to secure den- ened but less w arlike had given way, and I were w orking in the barn. Mr.
Patented, found -inly in the “ Bean” . Keeps pres­
presumably,
b
efore
the
spear
and
how
trations. 2700 Pages. The only diction- j
Isaac Levens, a neighbor living close
tral work. The post office observed
and
superior
value
o
f
the
Siivash.
He
arj with the
page- stroke of |
to the village o f Dallas, cam e past.
holiday hours.
The local
business
sure uniform at any desired point. Saves one-third of
held the country by conquest, an uncer­ A fte r the usual salutation he remarked
genius.
houses were open the entire day.
tain tenure liable to be challenged by
Regalar ttd Inditi*
gasoline and wear and tear on engine because:
E. M. Strauss and baby daughter, some other tribe or nation. lie had " I suppose we are now living in the
Paper Edition*.
Irmgaard, went to Hood River Mon­ ignored the great command to g o forth State o f O regon .” Our population was
Cl- ■
Write for preci
about 50,000.
men pages il­
day and the little girl was taken to the
and conquer the earth and subdue it.
lustrations
etc.
Cottr.gc Hospital. Mrs. Strauss went He hail thereby forfeited no doubt, the
W hen spraying.the overflow simply runs direct­
Free, .1 ret f t
Immanuel ( hurt h
down Tuesday
morning to remain right o f eminent domain, but his e je c ­
I Pocket Map» if
ly
back
into the tank under no pressure! not through
you
name
iLia
with her little baby, Mr. Strauss te- tion was in many cases ruthless and he
Sunday school at 10 a. m.
I>ui>er.
turnmg Tuesday.
A .. t last
Regular morning service at 11 o ’
1 .. . reports, ¡w a s not prom ptly provided a proper
G A C
a
safety
valve under full pressure, as in all other
yesterday evening, the little one was | ^
own malignant cruelty o f - ; clock led by Thomas I-elliot. Subject:
MERRIAM CO .
considerably improved.
, en made it hard for his conquerors to " A Mountain and a Mole lli i l ; Strain­
types o f control); and
*
Sprintfiald, Mau.
gii uiiM
iíi.'iiirüi risiti . ” ■ i.’iUHirmiuLiinip
¿ ridnuiiii f
In the* »ten» publUheti two weeks j be generous, though their inclination ing at a Gnat and Sw allow ing a
ago concerning the donation work done 1 to tie so was not ordinarily very strong. , C am el.”
Evening service led by W. H. Cook.
by local citizens in rem oving the dirt These observations form a basis for
W h en not spraying, the engine runs entirely
Song service led by Thomas Ix-lliott.
embankment from the front o f the historical discussion in almost anv di­
Notice of Special Election
Songs by congregation.
building o f the Church o f Christ, a rection.
free,
liquid making a circuit from the tank and back
Notice u hereby given pursuant to order of
mistake was made regarding the num­
Today is an anniversary. A few rc ‘ Special music by Miss Marion Wood. the <'ominoii Council of Die City i f Mosier,
under no pressure.
Song by Mrs. B. A. Berry.
Oregon, that h -q*erlHl election will I k * held III
ber o f hours o f work donated by C. L. minders relating to it will not, I trust,
Jov. instead o f 4 hours work by him­ b e Bmisa. Juet when serious thought I w , Song,
"T h e White S ton e,” by the sj *T it City In Library Hall therein ou Saturday
...
the ird day of March, UdT, for the pur|a>** of
s e lf and team, Mr. Joy put in 14 hours o f occupation o f the country began 11 Misses Lyle and Crystal Cook.
voting u|H»n a proponed ainen<1rneiit t«> i^ec
Biblical motion pictures, second in­ t Ion 2 of tin* charter of tb»* flty of Mosier. Or­
with his team, a typographical error.
will not stop to discuss. My first allu­
“ Bean” Pressure Regulator also permits removal
egon,
tlie same being entitled: "Au Ordlnunee
Martin I.. Clement, alter s o absence sion is the advent o f Jason Lee, th« stallm ent, "Josep h in E g y p t.”
to provide a t'tiartcr for the ( itv of Mosier,
o f any valve in pump, at full pressure, while engine is
and define Its powers ; adopted by the ¡»eoplt*
of six weeks, returned *0 Mosier Tues­ great missionary anil colonizer, and his
of the < it v of Mosier at a speolalelectlou on
I'ider
day. lie «isited in l.osiiiito»,SuntuCruz associates in 181(4. They were succeed­
the 2*4h day of Keptemtmr, BU. That tin
running. Absolutely safe and dependable. Only one
Watson« die and other points with ri-la ed by Rev. Samuel Parker and Dr.
Single gal’ m 26e. Cheaper Irom 5 | m ills will »*•* <»i>en from me hour of s o ’clock
a in. until 7o ’clock p in ol said day, except
rives and friends. Mr. Clement stated i Mareus Whitman in 1836.
F’athers
o f the 10 big vital, money and time saving features of
gallons up
Die larger the quantity the that the same will be« lose«! from the hour of
that ««bile he «va» in the '■„m* Clara Blanchett anil Dauers, a little latter.
I*! o'clock m io 1 o'clock p. rn. of said «lay
cheaper the , ider.
C. A. Hage.
Valley tin* orange blossoms were Ir- st As these w ere religious movements I
And further, that Mrs. p L Arthur, Mrs.
bitten, the temperature dropping to i t have grouped them. Cupt. W yeth and
W A. liusbai-ds and Mr*. ( . <J Nicliol have
been api*olnied i.idges of said election the
degrees above zero which is cold Heather others came during the interval. Af-
* *
first named of whom *h:tl| ta» Chairman of
for that country. The weather fur the) ter the arrival o f the I-ausnnne early ,
How’s This?
tlie HoArd, and Mr. Joku i>a\eniMrrt and Mrs
most part, however, he said tins been in 1840 incidents |>ointed to [lermanent
W « offer One Hundred Dollars Tt«- D. W Hudson have been ap|HJinted Clerks of
» arm and sunshine has prevailed.
¡settlem ent. The influx o f Canadian ward for any case of Catarrh that can­ said election
T H F 1 0 -P O IN T sP R YYF.R
1». L A H T H T R ,
K. Jacobsen returned Thursday a f French began about that time. Hun- ■ not be cured by Hall's Catarrh Cure
fK>-rug
City Hecordcr.
Hall's Catarrh Cure has been taken
.
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agents
o
f
the
Hud-
ernoon to Portland a fter en joyin g u
catarrh >*uffer»*rs for the past
long traveled the ] by
strenuous work out on his ranch six
thirty-five years, and has become
You owe it to your orchard and farm—to your
miles south o f the city. The road country gathering furs and pelts, but j known as the most reliable remedy for
Summons
Irmlinn to tht* Jacobson ran«*h ha* been j (?, . mM‘
no *J*ttlementa. I>r* 'I°bn f’ atarrh. H h II' s Catarrh Cure acts Thru Iu the Circuit Court o f the Rtate o f Oregon,
pocketbook
to learn all about the “ Bean” Power
the
Wood
on
the
Mucous
surfaces.
r*x-
shortened a quarter o f a mile and n o* ' '^ ’ I-Hiurhlin, who afterw ard endear<Ki |
for the County ot W n*oo
pclllng the F*oison from the Blood and
rnak*'H a much better ttrade, elim inat bim self to sri many by his Kreat hoart healing .he diseased portions
Sprayer and complete line of hand and power spray­
l’»t'il Frederick, fHalntitt,
v*.
imf ? als<» a sharp ami dangerous curve. 1 rtn<] RJ?rerosity. Iwated in V ancouver
After you have taken Hall’s Catarrh
Laud Com pany, a cor
ers and accessories. Ask us about them.
.Mr. Jacobsen, with F. C. Knu:elke. In,
, ,
l Cure for a short time you will a* e a Hr**1 River It Orchertl
W . Hchmeer, Trustee, E W
who is employed in charge o f thi
/ n
affitatam tor the formation , «reat Improvement in your general | poration,
l»eMrlH*rn. Mauil Dearhoru Arthur Newton
health
Start taking: Hall's Catarrh
ranch, have het*n busy this week net !
a
governm ent l>enan. It Cun-
Tucker, C yra* Kngeue Taylor, Kate Taylor.
at once and Ket rid o f catarrh.
W illia m I*. Hooper, r . K Itublwin. Km in a
tine the road in shape, and will later ^rew mto discussion. Meet inn» were | Send for testimonials, free
Lawson,
U. Honlen I*.
Hollttn 1 and
build a corduroy mad at one steep held. I w ill not no into detail.
F T CHENEY A CO Toledo. Ohio.
II E Noble, Dcfendkiita.
On May 2, 1H42, at ('hampoen* on the
Sold by all Druggists. 75c.
pitch.
rr J -
I o the above named defendant« K. YV I>«»ar-
hank o f th«* W illam ctt« river, the tinal
horn. M aud
Den* horn.
Yrlhur Newton
The Misses t'lara and Jennie Carrol) m eeting was held. The voters attend*
Tucker. Cvrua Ktigene Taylor. Kate Taylor,
left yesterday for Salem to attend th* in*;; by a vote o f f»2 to 50 expressed
W illiam I’. H«x>p* r, C K. Ilaldw In, VY (i
, _ . ^ í 7 T- — x i m s é M
ltor«lcn and P A . H olland.
convention o f the .State Christian En­ \heir preference for the United States
In the nanieot the State o f Oregon, you are
deavor Societies which w ill tie held ii and pn>c«*eded to organize a little re
hereby requeated to apt-ear and anawer
that city Friday, Saturday and Sun public to which was given the name o f
platntlfl n com plaint tiled agatn«T you in the
day o f this week.
The tw o younn the “ provincial governm ent.” A most
alnive entitle«! Court and t*«uae on or before
Sth day ol M arch, 1917, said dafk helrkt
ladies have* been sent as delenates simple judiciary was provided.
with the glasses your are wear­ the
An
more than m x weeks fror.i and after the .t*i h
from the local organization.
Mia?- executive com m ittee «»f three was
day of January, 1917. the date o f the ttr*»t pub
ing?
If
not
come
to
my
office
Jennie Carroll exp ects to return home naimnl, w’ ho should direct the govern ­
licatlon o f thia aiinimona. and If you fail *o to
and answer tor « a n t the re« if plaintiff
Monday, but Miss Clara Carroll will ment him ! execute th«* laws. Hill, Cab
-** ' «*.' à
"»«> 4 -X,
with your eye troubles and appear
wj II apt ly to the Court for tlie relit f d* niiuuL
visit for a few days with friends in and lialnock.
ed in the ooinplaint herein, to wlt: Tor the
headaches.
Fort land. Kov. l*eon , I.. , Myers,
re tw e ry from defetutant, H ood Kiver Orchard
,z
. o f , th«' i Keason was seen for a single exeeu-
l.and Conutat>> U|«»n a promissory note of
Church o f Christ, Is.. l f ft >vst.*nlay, tivt* h,.a(| alK, , ; w . AU*rnithy «vas
I tit glasses, that one thing the
«mil of f.r» »Mi, with tt)lcre«t thereon at the
ill return i n t i ’ - 1
ervjce- a? . chosen governor and continued so until
rale of .** per cent |H*r an num from the 1 st <ia\
I do, and fit them right. Over of
the church Sunday morning.
N«»veiuf»er. Ul.t. .tu t the further sum »>f
j suiwrseded by Jos. I.ane. territorial
-
nd t h e < <'-ts and dtdMirt«
.“VI years’ practice has placed I « tot n<
Since Sunda\ night at
ceasumal [govern or in IK49. March X
m eat« herein. That the morlgiute «*f li«to«l
intervals there has been a light snow- [ " (Ip to Juno 15. 1846, tho country ha<t
tirchard l.aud C oiu paoy in favor of
me where it is no experiment. Itiver
platm iff
ven to eecure said u«»le coveting
fait which now covers tho ground at a | been jointly heUI i.v Groat Britain and
lot h **l a«. H9. M , »*, 94. IS. Pm, 101, 1W, It« ltd
Many ot' the leading physicians l*o.
depth o f a little over an inch in the the l '. S. urxior the treaties o f joint
l«t. JOT. loM. lift, IJ7. “ MOXIKK V IE W
city. In parts « f the higher rural dis-1occupation o f 1818 and 1827. At that
HAHI*H, NY’ h act j t ’*>on»y, Oregon, ia*
and surgeons not only send '»Hi
mreekwad, and that said premlaea ne sold for
tricts fresh snow to the depth o f a foot date, June 15, '46, the treaty between
t
he
pay
men? of aaht *um< and that ult of «aid
their patients with eye trouble j «letendantaaml
has been reported. The weather has th« t«vo nations «« as signed bv James
pets.»n« claim in g under them
been moderately warm, however, with Buchanan, secretary o f state for tho
?»e harre«! *>f all rights, title or Inteiesi In or
and headache to me, hut come J j I«»
sa «1 premise«
the wind generally in the west ami th« I’ nited States, and Richard Packen-
I nm sum m on s is served upon you by publl-
themselves, which means I I I cation
snow ha» melted nearly a-« fast as it ham. plenipotentiary for Great Britain,
for a pert«»d *»f six wes ks iii pnrauance
has fallen. On Wednesday ni*ht, the making the 49th degree o f north lati­
an «»r«ler du ly m ad e ami entered In th*
have gained their confidence. j of
<r«J At C a st'td « Six. H om i K iver, O re g o n
ah«»\e entltie«1 lYmrt ami cause the J4ih day
iTTound wav slightly frozen and >ester- tude the boundary.
January, lt*T7, by the H onorable YY' 1.
Personal attention in all cases. • j «»f
day snow fell near!) all day in liifht
The first considerable immigration
Hradaha« . J ndg»- o f the above entitled Court
flakes melting: some the next da\. Far ««as in 184;!. Followed in 1H44, and
FREE CONSULTATION
1« F VOt MANS.
mem and orchardista welcom e this much larger in 1846. Notwithstanding
Attorney for ria m cfT
; !>ale o f ||»wt pub! leal too January 2k. 1917.
»n o « fur the moisture which it will the treaty the 1'. S. «lid not take
I>ate v»f ias? i ■ • thlii’ at 1 «>n March 9, |9I7.
D r. G e o . A . C u t tin g
prtxim-o it the soil.
form al action to extend its jurisdiction
D r . Y Y 'illiam M o r t o n P o s t
over the territory until August 16,
Office* with l> I in«1«|tiiM »he
I f«dmii Jew clef
1848. 1 was then a resident o f O re­
Notice
*»l
A<lmioi«lriitor*«
S.iic
D e n t is t
1‘raixi for W ilhur
gon. hring nearly three weeks old.
In ih e fffiin i« ( 'Hirt < f the Stare r,f Orciron for
R.^m s 1 an.l 2 Hall BMg.
PI,one 2401
(That
is
«vnj
I
remember
so
well
these
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St..
The
Dalles,
Ore.
Tho Salem Ca|>ital Jmirttai. ir au
W xoc« County.
Physician and Surgeon
In the nw tlH f the Mtate of
¡»stM* o f laat w «*k. ha* a r m u n r o f tho early events).
Mix»!' RIVI R. ORFfrON
S E. Kmnciseo. d<>i-e«»**d
Gen. Jos. Lam* was appointe«! terri |
work o f all tho sonat«>n>
Spoakittg o f
Noi i«-e is hereby uven that in an order made
G forgo It. W ilbur, ioint senator from I ton al governor by I’ resident Polk, but i**i i 1 1 i
i i i l l I i l i i i ! 17 m i -
»n«1 ent»*r»«d tn the ab»«ve entitled Court and cause,
DR. C. H. J ENKI NS
on the llth «lav of IWsmher. 191*», the urder-
Waaoo anti H« km I Rivor countio*. the I did not roach Oregon City, the seat o f f
signe«f. as administrator of th« catate of S F
T e le p h o n e * :
Jimrnal aava: “ W ilbur, one o f tho go\ernment, until March 2, 1949. On i
D E N TIST
Francise«», deceased, was auth«»riied been «ed and
lie»t voire<i aetiator*. talkoti onl« «vlien I the 3rd, next day. he issue«! his pro-
directed to sell at private sale, ail of tk# r*-a!
R c*iilen ce 1 #.U
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H< »OD R I V E R .’ OREG O N
he had aomething to aay ami if brevity 1 «'tarnation ami territorial organization I
property hekmirir.g to *a»i estate which said real
pr»*f»erty Is .1«*«« nhe«l as f<*lk»ws. hvwit
P O R T I A M ), O R K .O N
is a* ia otaimedj tlio soul o f w it. he is ! began the day before *he expiration o f |
Office Phone 1061. Re*. Phone 333
Lit* On« ill. Two T2I, and Three I3J in Bkvk
O regon's pop
a genuine humorist. His wonts won* President Polk’ s term
One (1) in the T«»wn at M sirr in Masco County,
t >re*ron.
always
IvateneH to and genorallv illation ««as then 9063. President Zach- ' :
O f f i c e irx B r o i i u i H l d g .
THE NORTHWEST’S LARGEST A
In conformi!jr with said order I will from and
j ary Taylor was inaugurated. He or I
h eed ed ."
after the 17th «lay of Fehruarv.1917. sell at private
H o o d R iv e r
!us «ice presidential u ccea a or, Millard I' >
1 1 Wi ie for cash In hand, all of -aid real property,
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qect to approval and eonhrmatinn ther**.f * .
SHOF. A N O H A R N E S S R E P A I R I N G
Dinner March t
said Cot ty Y n»rt
norship to Abraham Lincoln, but he
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January 19c 1917
Convvnlentlv l»»* at«‘«l within rf> 9 «h
B y th« Indien o f 1 ' o Chur« h o f Chriat ilecline<i it Following Gen. 1 .anc were
F is. a a A Rtc
ol the c ity *9 whol**«kl*», shoppinif
Give vour w ife i troat and havr on«* i governor* John P Games, J. W. Davis
Admin ist
MOSIER
OREGON
An«! theatre duitrietp.
yournelf.
i and Geo. 1.. Curry. In 1851 California
; was admitte«) as a state ami agitation
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I>eaves Hood River daily at
w A. HUSBANDS
At
; 5 5 0 O u t s id e R o o m s
H«»mr Maxi«* t*hu»l
Ny II«* S«>up 10« ¡f o r Oreg»*n's admission began.
1:30 p. m. and 5:00 p. m.
On D e r b y & S t e a r n s
i every session o f the legislature, w hich
('r t tr o o f H a m Smip, lHr
Blacksmith
then
met
annually
sometimes
at
Ore-
aw yers
Sunday at 1:30 p. m.. 5:00 p. m.
Chicken Salad Fir.
RATES-
\ gon City, sometimes at Salem and once
Horse Shoeing and General
H**t Bikcuifa, .V
Leaves
Parkdale
daily
at
7:20
U ith- ut hath $l »M)per Jay an«! iij >
<
rvallis.
something
was
attempted
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Repair Work.
Whipped Crram Cake
With N*(h
f l 'o |»er «lay »n«i up
a. m. and 3:ik>. On Saturday,
to forw ard statetv»»!
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immediate action develojssi in South-
evening leaves Paradale 6:30 p.m.
p. m. to 8 NJO p. m.
J. W . A L L E N
j ern Oregon, as there was a movement j 1 I
FWC V. tUtRR. Proprietor
Steam Train leaves Hood River
to create a new territory from a part * *
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N»> Irrarpaneinf an
o f northern California and southern
left At the Bul let in offici, ^lucom A daily at eight returning at 2.
•t tbU oAt*v
Oregon.
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