SENATOR JOSEPH M OIXON.
G. P. Me GREW
Mentane Man le Chairman ef
Reeaevelt ïneeutive Cemmittes
Candidates Seeking; Nomination
I
J. T. WILSON
JOSEPH GETHING
( The AiKtioneer >
hr
Electric Wiring & Fixtures
Republican Candidate for Sheriff
SHOP 6RAYS CR0SSIN6
W treman’» Phone
Tabor UM
My Policies will be
Plumber'» Phone
Tabor 1S8T
Clean Business Administration, Prompt
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Collection of Taxes, Suppression of all
Gambling, Elimination of the Roadhouse
All Kinds of
Evil and Various Conditions Generally
Staple and Fancy Gro
ceri es
FLAT SALARY, NO FtiES
Including such well known geode of
Merita» ALLEN A LEWIS, PRE­
FERRED STOCK canned goods,
WHITE RIVER FLOUR Etc.
When you don’t find what you want
al other »tores go to
L. E. Wiley’s
First Avenue and Foster Road
THE BUILDING SEASON
IS HERE
Call and get our prices on
brick, cement, plaster, lime,
sand and gravel. We can
save you money, Our de-
livery is prompt and our
goods are the best.
We carry a full line of hay,
grain and feed. Let us
show you how to save a
dollar by buying right.
mckinley & son
Both Phones, Tabor 96», Local 3112
I block east of Postoffice, Lents
BORING- SANDY
STAGE LINE
Hrst-Uass Livery and feed
Stables at Boring and Sandy
Transportation of ail kinds
of Baggage to Sandy and
interior pointe ....
For further Information phone or write
E. F. DONAHUE, Prop.
Boring.
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Oregon
JONSRUD BROS
BORING OREGON
Phone .">3x
Mill 1 1-4 mile* »outhea»t of Kelso
CEDAR POSTS
SHINGLES
MOULDINGS
TURNED WORK
LUMBER $6 AND UP
Large atock of Dtmenafon I.umber on band
Rough and Pressed lumber for all purpose»
»eod order to JCNBRCD BROS. Borins RD I
AUTO FOR HIRE
If you want the services of
an automobile in emergency
cases, night or day, call
Home Phone 4421, or notify
E. B. Woodyard, & Co.,
Lents, Oregon
I. F. COFFMAN
Residence. ! block south of carline
Neal Swetland
WOOD SAWING
Prompt Attention and the
Best of Work : : : :
HOME PHONE 3511
TABOR IO2A
BOILER ACCIDENT KILLS 32
GEORGE TAZWELL
Southern Pacific Shops In San Antonio
Wrecked by Explosion.
Portland’s Anti-Sini
San Antonio. Tex.—At least 32 men
were killed and parts of their bodies
strewn for blocks when a big passen­
ger locomotive In the Southern Pac­
ific shops blew up here. Besides the
32 believed to have been killed. 50
persons were injured.
Twenty of the bodies have been
identified, but what is believed to be
12 more is little more than a tangled
mass of fragments of human flesh and
bones that probably never will be sep-
arated.
It is believed the explosion w as
caused by carelessness of some one
of the killed, in allowing cold water
to flow­ into the hot boiler of the loco-
motive, The locomotive was nearly
new and was in the shops for inspec­
tion. It was of the large Mogul type.
on, Anti-Graft
Mu
nicipal Judge whose
nomination for
Circuit Judg;e
DEPT. No. 4
the same machine and
interests are attempt
ing to prevent
Treln is Held up. Looted of ,60.000
Corinth, Miss.—Mobile & Ohio pas
senger train No. 4. northbound, was
oor < ommiastoner O. f. Hott, tncre
l.eld up and the express safe blown
were 32 accidents In this Industry
BRIEF
NEWS
OF
OREGON
open and robbed seven miles south of
during February, An equal number
Corinth by four men heavily armed
is reported In machine work, but all
Pn tn| savings banks will open
and masked
It is reported the safe
other Industries report a lesser num
New
port,
Ap.
I
12
r
at Beaverton and
contained ,60.000 in currency.
her
Senator
Chamberlain has Hi i ro­
Toni Brown, better known a» ' In
d
med
a
I
tile
,10.000
Lawful Primaries Favored by Taft.
I! increasing by
dlan Tom.” died at his home near the
Boston.—Before the Massachusetts cost limit of the public building at
Oregon state line. Tom was formerly
legislature President Taft spoke on Albany.
Joseph Peterson Taylor. aged 82. an an Indian acout and had played a
presidential primaries, pointing out
prominent part In the Modoc Indian
that he favored such registration of I Oregon pioneer, who settled In the
wars, and as near as can be ascer­
the popular will in regard to the pres­ Willamette valley In 1852. is dead at
tained by those who know him be wan
idential candidates where the law safe­ his home near Cottage Grove.
95
years of age at the time of hla
The Umatilla projei t I» not only be
guarded the ballott. but scoted "soap
Ing rapidly developed a» a fruit pro­ death.
box”primaries.
Pendleton’s "Clean-Up
ducing section. but vegetable» aleo
are to be planted thia year on a large be April 6. The council
Ized Mayor Matlock to appoint two
scale, especially potatoes
The quality of the 1912 clip of Lak* councilmen to act in conjunction with
oounty will be far superior to that of a committee from the "Round Up" ax
any other crop for a numtier of years soclation to devise means of milking
past. The winter ha» been mild and the present Round Up park Into the
most beautiful possessed by any city
Albuquerque. N M—Four members the sheep are In good condlUon
of
5000 Inhabitants
of the New Mexico legislature were
A meeting of the apple grower» of
The
back-to the farm
movement
arrested at Santa Fe. charged with Lirin and Benton counties was held
accepting bribes to vote for certain at the Albany commercial club rooms, started in all parts of Oregon, has re
candidates for United States senator. to discuss matters relative to Ae fruit cel veil a strong Impetus In Klamath
Bribes amounting to ,500 each, are of the two counties anil its protection. county, The county high »chool board
said to have been paid them.
Contract for the construction of the and lhe county court have employed
The arrest of the legislator», all RoseburgCoos Bay railroad ha» been I F. L. Griffin, a graduate of the Oregon
members of the house of represents let and it I» said actual work will be­ Agricultural College, to teach agri
tlves, was effected by means of a ruse, gin within 10 days. The survey trav­ culture in the high school and to take
and came as a dramatic climax to erses some of the best farming and charge of the farming of the county
infirmary farm
dickering» extending for several days, timber land In the state.
Standing back of a project to re
It was said. After their arrest they
The Eugene school board ha» issued
wrote their resignation». The trap a call for a apecial election on April claim arid lands and place them in
to catch the men was laid by Elfego 6 to vote on a. proposition to bond the the hand» of settlers practically at the
Baca, of Albuquerque, one of the man­ district for not to exceed ,200,000 for coat of placing the land under irriga
ager» of Judge Albert B. Fall, one of the purcha»e of a site and th“ erection tioti, the Ontario commercial club has
started an innovation in the colonlza
the leading candidates for United of a new high school building
tlon work of Oregon which 1» in ad­
States senator.
Attorney-General Craw ford an-
mirable harmony with the movement
notinced that he expect» to file a pe
advocated by the Oregon Development
Death Roll Grows In Virginia Court
tition for rehearing soon In the case
League for "low priced lands to the
Hillsville, Va.—One more death,
of lhe Corvallis A Eastern road. which
incoming colonist.”
that of Juror Augustus Fowler, has
involve» the tideland» along Alsra,
been added to the list of fatalities of
The mystery of the murder of Mrs.
Yaqttina and Siletz bays in Lincoln
the Allen raid on the Carroll county
Elizabeth Griffith at her lonely home
county.
courthouse, making a revised total of
Mix tulles from Philomath, on June 6,
Death has claimed Qmaiquania, or
five.
1911, was cleared up by the arrest of
Susan Fuller, as »he was known
George Humphrey, a 53 year old neigh
among the white», She was the last
THE MARKETS.
bor of Mrs Griffith. Humphrey has
surviving female among the Siletz
„ Portland.
made a full confenslon, stating that he
Wheat—Track prices:
Club, 88c; tribe of Indians, and wa» born where strangled th“ aged woman to death
the Siletz agency I» now located,
bluestern. 91c; red Russian. 87c.
with a i piece of rope, threw her body
about one hundred year» ago.
Barley—Feed, ,39 per ton.
into a lake, and robbed the house of a
A mortgage to secure ,6.000,000 in knall amount
Oats—No. 1 white, ,34 per ton.
i
of money.
Hay—Timothy, valley, *14; alfalfa, six per cent gold bond», to run 15
One thouHand letters to ministers
years, is given to the Merchants Ixnm of Oregon churches have been »ent
,13.
A Trust company of Chicago by the
Butter—Creamery, 33c.
i vut from the office of Superintendent
C. A. Smith Timber company, owning
Eggs—Ranch, 20c.
of Public Instruction, urging “»ch to
Hops—1911 crop. 40c; contracta, 379,000 acre» of land in the Oregon preach a sermon on the value of In
count le» of Coo», Curry, Douglas, rtn»trl:il work for th“ young people of
26c.
Wool—Eastern Oregon, 16c; Wil- Linn, Lincoln and Malheur.
the state
Superintendent Aiderman
With from 50 to 75 applications for inks that Sunday. March 31, he des­
Vmette Valley, 17c.
regiHtration coming in each day and ignated
Mohair—31c.
i ’he day w'z
all pulpits
5280 registrations of motor vehicle» □f th“ state will have pastors preach­
already made since the first of the ing the Industrial gospel to the youth
Seattle.
Wheat—Bluestem, 91c; Club, 88c; year, the record of the automobile de of Oregon.
partment at the state capital promises
red Russian, 87c.
Take HEliBI'■ E f>r indigcation. It
to far eclipse it» record of last year
Barley—*40 per ton.
relieves the pain in a few minutes and
under the new motor vehicle law
Oats—,30 per ton.
Butter—Creamery, 37c.
Again for February, lhe accidents in forces the fermented matter which
sn«es the mi«ery into the bowels where
Egg»—21c.
lhe paper mills in the state top the it is expelled. Price 50c. Sold by Lenta
Hay—Timothy, ,14 per ton
list In the report l»stied by State La Pharmacy.
NATHAN H
REPUBLICAN CANAIDATL. FOR NOMINATION TOR SHI-RILF
As a candidate h r nomination for sheriff of Multnomah County I ilesite
to make the following statements:
I IRbT: If nominated and elected, 1 will feed the prisonera at the Court*
house and at Kelly Butte at actual cost, ail I will make public the same, to*
grthrr with the actual coat of the entire office, including the profile made by
the same. I will work for the flat «alary provided by law and will account
to the taxpayers (or all the money« ami pal merit« Inal come into the office,
and will turn the aame over to the proper official, (live me a tryout and
see what I will do.
SECOND: I wax l>ori> in thia state and have raised and educated
family in Portland
1 baie nothing tu tear from my pa«l record ami am un­
der no obligations to Irtend or foe
I am in a position, if elected, to give
the c imitisi element mi cloeeat attention, and will put forth a special effort
to subdue vice and crime in this citv. Dir sfo rili « ■ dice »hall lie my head­
quarter« a< all times except when out on actual duty, and the ilutlea ol salii
other shall have my entire time and attention.
THIRD: 1 ani a working man my«i-lf and have won the confidence of
the btiKinrss turn of Portland
They are aware that mv training I» sudi
that if nominated and elected I will give the (empie an economic impartial
buaine«« administration, and that I will girally reduce the costa ■■( the
Sheriff’s otfice to the tai pavera of thia county.
X. II BIRD,
714 Front St.
(Paid Adv.)
John Ditchburn
Republican Candidate
For
Judjfe
Circuit
Dept No. 4.
elected 1 will obey
I will Enforce the
the People Have
Dtw.
I believe in the Recall, in
the Oregon System, and
that Sex Alone Should Not
Disfranchise.
That there are enough
Judges if they will change
the system and work harder.
If I am
the l^aw,
Law, as
Made the
NEW MEXICO HAS
BRIBERY SCANDAL
I WILL HI-
People
Not
Jud
for
for All the
Lawyers Only.
Active Practice For 2 5 Years.
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Paid Aitverllaement
For County Superintendent
HENDERSON
Republican
A Practical Educator of Twenty Years Experi­
ence in Oregon and Eastern States. Aggressive,
Progressive,
Practical
Educational
Views
Prom ses Closer Supervision and more Efficient
School Work.
Remember the Name and
Vote Right
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