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THE HOOD RIVER NEWS, WEDNESDAY. APRIL 24. 1912 3 WOMAN'S CLUB WILL HEAR OF TUSKEGEE INSTITUTE LtiMt WiMliicHtliiy afternoon at Hie r.'Kulur intTtlm; of the oinaii'i Club two new iwinieH were ihM.mI to the IUi'IiiInthIiIii. An IlliiMlrateil lecture on "The Fly NiiImiuici'" wan nlven Uy Dr. Calvin S. White of the State Hoard of Health. On edm-Hda.v afternoon. May 1, Mr. I,. V. sit ton of Portland will address the clul) on "Hooker T. VaHhlnton aud the TllMkejcee Movement." I'iichs Com in tm:. Clunk a I.IIIoiih, half hick f.-clinu before It u-tn ncrlci'1. A done of Her- bine Ih the rei I.v. It rcNtoicM en ery, ii.tltf ami cheerful niilrltH. Price ."iOc. Sold by Chan. N. Clarke. LOCAL POSTOFFICE FORCE RECEIVES HIGH PRAISE On Friday the l'.ttli hint. Albert S. Kand, chief clerk of the railway mull Her vice, held an examination at the Mood Klver poHtolllce of the clcrki and HHNlntant poxtmaHtcr In the caNliiK of mallx. He Informed I'oHt maHter I. lira that the employee of till ollice inxried the lent examina tion of any that he had examined. a 1 VI r. Hand hIho highly pralneil the management of Itetter Fruit for tlm excellent manner In which they pre pare HiIh inaaxine for mailing. Italley'H new Farm and (iirden ICule Ho jk and all bookM embraced In the Kural Science xcrie for Male at Pifer'n liook Store. i MARRIED kIMillOM M.XIII The wedding of ForreHt I. King dom and MIhii Klliialteth C. Mobr, daughter of Mr. John Mohr, Ih to l celebrated thin Wednewday morn lnr at nine o'clock at the church of the Immaculate Conception, Father PIiim olllclatliitf. After the ceremony the younn couple will attend a recep tion to be kI vet' at the home of the brlde'H mother. A wedding dinner will l)e nerved, after which Mr. und Mr. Kingdom will leave for Port land. They will be at home at Van Horn after May 1. Anionic thoe who are here to at tend the wedding are Mr, J. M. Kingdom of (ialva, 111., the groom') mother, MIh Idea Murray of Waeo, WOMAN SUFFRAGE TAKES BACK TO THE SOIL WIVR.S OF INDIANA FARMERS RTART MOVEMENT'WHICH MAY RESULT IN INFLUX OF SETTLERSTTO MONTANA AND OREGON -R "" r . i!"'r " 11 MMM.'r! a I r Mr. and Mr. W. M. KumIj, Ml Sum an Mohr and Peter Mohr of Park dale. The bride and groom are popular you"K people of the valley and will receive the lieHt wlwhe of a lare cir cle of friend. ISIjr reduction on trimmed hats Friday and Saturday, April i'ii aud '27. MIhh M. H. Lamb. Hooslsr tsrmtrs' wites standing In front ol tht Oregon-Montana ihibilion car hich brought a message ol betlter things lor mankind In th land ohert home lift Is real, not rented Rigs ol the Hying sqnadron ol Indiana farmers' wives, whosa pilgrimage to the Ureat Northern Exhibit car moved their husdands to Investigate Montana and Oregon Products the very netl day Swar.ee, lad. The hand that rock the rural cradle In t Id red h .n U i;o IliiC to liea IiIk factor In parking "im miiiraul movnblei." f.ir Montana ami t Ireuon point ere lung. If I he unuil al attendance of wouieii i r-l t rn I the lireat Northern Itallway" Ore. icon Montana exhibit carl nn crl terloii. The wive of lifty fanner drove from a radiu of It inlleH to vUlt the 'expoHltlou on w lieeN" In Swazee. The Intercut of 1 1 I femlulue delega tion wa productive of irnnlxliig re hiiMh, for their IniKiliamlH came In from the count r lde to make f i: r t her Inijulrle and lew the proiluet of I bene tate which made hiicIi a f i Vorable ImprcHMion upnn the omen folk. No fewer than L'." fainllle went to Montana and irgini from roiiml about Swa7.it' bint year ami their let ten writ ten to the farmer "hark home" roilei ho much IntereH that the organized plgrliiinge to the ex hibit car rcMiiited. The men folk were nkeptlcal about the car of prod uct. It t raiiHplre.I, hii the women "hitched mi" and drove to town hii.vwii.v, giving curlocity a iinrx cuxe. The glowing account they carried Lome with them did t tie rent and after thee farmer had xpciit two hour in the exhibit car they frankly confecwil that they never hail anv Idea Montana and Oregon could raie uch a variety of banner product on land that doe not cot onetifth of what Indiana land I held at. They "allowed" there wa Hoiiiethlng lu the arKUineiit their dl contented wive had been nHntlng a the remilt of I hone letter written from the North went by t he ernt while Hoohler telling of vat Improvement lu t heir condition ninee moving Into the newer country where the price of airrlciilt ural land I not prohibitory a It I In the more dclicly nettled Middle Wert. These people, who found their awakening in the uiarveloii prod uct w hich Louis 1 1 111, president of the Ureat Northern Kail way , 1 ex hibiting broadcast thtoiigh th! part of the country, for the most part, re resent the lare population of land renter who are paying a hlh as t'-t ' per acre rental. They are tired of the strule for little more than a li iii-. Nearly all, by dint of frugality, have saved a nest en.T af ter ten or more year of tilling the other fellow' tract, with the laud lord Kettliitf the lion' share. They now realize that they illicit have ow ned their ow n land had they jjone West years ni;o. The com pa ra 1 1 vely cheap land of Montana and Ireuou appeal strongly to these folk. They ate all diversi fied fanner aud the product shown In the tireat Northern' exhibit car were a revelation to them. Furnished Apartments We have furnished apartment to rent over I teed and Henderson' otlice, $:u a month, Including IlKht, water and fuel. Inquire Keed and HeiiderHonJne. Utf A. I) Chaucellor, a prominent mer chant of Loh Alltfele, wa the Uet over Sunduy of Captain C. P MeCan. Mr. Chancellor I an enthusiastic good roait tiooster and said that California todrist have their eyen on the propoHed Columbia Klver road from Portland to Hood Klver. He predicted that there will be lare numbers of tourists passlnn through Hood Klver when the road, which will connect Kantern and Western Oregon, In completed. Alight feeling In the chest accom panied by a short, dry cough, Indi cates an Inflamed condition of the lung. To relieve It buy a bottle of Ballard' Horehound Syrup; you get with each bottle a free derrick' Ked Pepper Porou Plawter for the chet. The nyrup relaxe the tightness and the planter draw out the lntllauima tlon. It la an Ideal combination for curing colli Hettleii In the lung. Sold by Chan. N. Clarke. A Barbed Wire Cut. Collar or Saddle Gall not properly healed leaves a dlmiguring car. Ballard's SNOW LINIMENT I the Rlcbt Remedy tor All Abraalona of the Flrah. If thn wound Is clnanned ar.i the liniment applied promptly, the healing- process bRin at once and the wound he.il.s irom tlie Inside outwardly, thus per forming a perfect euro that lt-avis no scar. If the wound heals on the outside too quick ly, pus forms under the sur face and breaks out Into a run ning sore that is hard to cure and Inevitably leaves a bad scar. Owners cf blooded stock pre fp this liniment to nil ethers for that reason, and thev use it not only on tine animals, but on human flesh, as It does its work quickly and thoroughly. Price 2V, SOc and $1.00. JamesF.Bal!ard,Prop. St.LouIi.M3. Stephens Cye Salve Is ointment for Sore a htaling tyes. 3tc AfinRrcontNoro CI IAS. N. CLARKE LDGHT arnd POWER at Cheapest Possible Flat Bates Take advantage of the opportu nity now. A word to the wise is sufficient. We are still gain ing in patronage. The rates we offer mean Dollars to yOf Save Yourself Money and Get the Best of Service HOOD RIVER GAS & ELECTRIC COMPANY "Acme of SERVICE at LOWEST COST" PHONE 55 Office 214 Cascade Ave. ROOSEVELT WINS IN 0REG0NPRIMAR1ES La Follette Takes Second Place and Taft Third; Wilson is Democratic Choice. IturU'il wlrM-utn, riiirif'l wuihuIh, collar ami hariiiNH ichWh Iu-hI up quickly wlit'ti Hullarl'H Snow Mnl mfDt In H(ii1k. It Ih liotli liniilltitf anil unttrtfptlc. l'rlce L'.V, ."iiK: ati'l tl pr liittl-. Solil Uy ( Iiuh. N. C lark". Look up tin- oftcr of tlu Triif-to. Name Ntirwry cliw-wlit-re In tliU Untie If lutf rcnteil In tfi'ttlnir hoiih jrooil tref clifnp. Tliev have Inn In the liiinlni HH for yt-a rn anl know what jrooil trfin nn- President United States ' Republican Theodore Roosevelt Democrat Woodrow WlUon United States Senator Republican Ben Selling Democrat Harry Lane Congressman, First District Republican W. C. Hawley Democrat Robert 0. Smith Congressman, Second District Republican N. J. Sinnott Democrat C. C. Covey Congressman, Third District Republican A. V. Lafferty Democrat M. G. Munly Secretary of State Republican Ben V. Olcott Democrat John B. Ryan Justice of Supreme Court Republican Robert Eakln Democrat R. J. Slater Dairy Commissioner Republican John D. Mickle Democrat William Schulmerich Railroad Commissioner Republican Clyde B. Altchlson Democrat Lew Anderson Portland. Under the first presiden tial preference primaries held In Ore gon Roosevelt was the choice of the Republican voters, with Senator La Follette a good secend. President Taft was a bad third In the race, both In Portland and the state at large. The race between Roosevelt and La Follette was spectacular, the early re turns showing them running neck and neck. La Follette has a p'urality In Portland and he made an exceptional showing in the counties covered In his recent speech-making tour. La Follette's recent speech in Portland, where he addressed an audience of 10,000 people, undoubtedly is respon sible for the heavy vote given him. Roosevelt ran strong in the rural districts. In the cattle country of eastern and southern Oregon he was an easy winner, with La Follette sec ond. Through the thickly settled Wil lamette valley district Roosevelt also won with ease. Governor Woodrow Wilson, of New Jersey, was the choice of the Demo cratic voters for president, though Speaker Champ Clark received a sub stantial vote in many counties. Gov ernor Harmon, of Ohio, received a very small vote and was not a factor in the race. Woodrow Wilson did not have a walk-away In obtaining the Oregon preference for democratic nomination for president. While Multnomah coun ty went strong for Governor Wilson several of the other counties gave Champ Clark heavy pluralities. The result is that on the face of the incom plete returns Governor Wilson is leading his opponent by less than 1000 votes in a total count of 12,410. This total probably represents two-thirds of the democratic votes cast in the state. The figures available give the fol lowing: Wilson 6387. Clark 5433, Har mon 590. Wilson's plurality 954. In the vote for president on the re publican ticket, President Taft appar ently has carried six counties. A feature of this fact Is that two of the big stock counties, where it might have been inferred Roosevelt's inter est In the range would gain him votes, have gone for Taft. These are Crook and Harney. In addition President Taft has apparently won in Morrow, Polk, Sherman and Yamhill. There is no certainty that La Fol lette has carried more than one coun ty, Multnomah. Incomplete returns on Jackson county give him a slight lead over Roosevelt. Ia Follette also has a slight lead over Roosevelt In J Josephine in the incomplete returns, and is close on the heels of Roosevelt In Tillamook. . ; Roosevelt, It seems probable, has carried all of the following counties: ; Baker. Benton, Clackamas, Clatsop. Columbia, Coos, Curry, Douglas, Gil liam, Grant, Hood River, Klamath, Lane, Lincoln. Malheur, Marion, Uma tilla. Union, Wallowa, Wasco and Washington. j The total vote counted Is 6:.8i5. which. It Is hollered. Is about 12,000 short of the complete returns. In this total Roosevelt has 25.391. La Follette 20,194, Taft 18.219. Roose velt's Incomplete plurality over La rollette Is 5197, over Taft 7172. La Follette's plurality over Taft is 1976. 1 It will not be known who the re publicans indorsed as candidate for vice-president until the official count has been made. The names of C. W. Fulton. Thomas McCusker. Dan Kel laher, United States Senator Horah, of Idaho, and numerous others were writ ten on the ballots. The names of Governor Burke, of North Dakota, and Senator Chamber- , lain were written In for vice-president and only the official count will show which received the greater number of rotes. ! UPPER VALLEY NOTICE List your places for special attention with WARD IRELAND CORNELL Upper Valley Real Estate .'. Insurance Improved and Unimproved Orchard Land Hood Itiver Connection UUY Y. liDW AKUS & CO. Phone (J. C. M. kanch, Parkdale 77-Odell Upper Huod River ViHey, Ore. I JOHNSON BROS. & HALE GENERAL MERCHANDISE Groceries, Furnishings, Shoes, Hardware, Etc. Agents for Bane Wagons, Ilacine Hacks, Buggies and Farm Implements Phone 20J2-M Pine Grove Orange Building V an Horn Station HOOD RIVER, ORE. TUESDAY, APRIL YOU tNOWITS UOOD fl a t AL. V- ll I .fH.ifa More Lions: Elephants,Tigers BevondThe Power Of, Human 'ComprehensionThan All Other 'Shows 3 BIG RINGS -ARENAS l ACRES or WATERPROOF CANVAS I THE SHOW THATS DIFFERENT-2 performances NEW. STREET PARADE Sore Throat? Feel Shivery? 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