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Present Incumbent
Primaries May IS
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C. M. ZELL
Candidate for the Republican
Nomination for
The Maupin Times
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C. W, Smm, Editor
C. W, Senmu and E. R. Strnmii
Publishers
Wasco County
CORONER
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The Dalls, Oregon
Published every Thursday at
Maupin Oregon
Subscription: One J'ear, $1.50: lix
j months, $t0t); three months, 60cts.
s t Entered as second cLus3 mail mat-
: ter September 8, 101 1, nt the post-
1 office at Maupin, Oivon, undr the
I j Act of MarchS, lbTii.
1 ; JUDGE BUTLER'S CANDIDACY
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wns known everywhere and that he
has been called from this field of
labor the press of the world, and
that of Oregon especially, has sufier
ed a loss that is irreparable. Men
tally we turn a rule and recite hl
many virtues to ourself; they were
known to all in this state and we re
frain from publishing- them In The
Times lor we could not do the sub
ject justice.
A New York lad who started as
messenger two years ago haa bought
a seat. on the New York stock ex
change. Must have made connection
with Sinclair' oil eonpaniea.
respectfully solicit your support, at the May
primaries lur xim iiuuu.ii.uui. as xvepuuutttu vm-
didate for the office of County Assessor. ;.
If elected, I pledge by best efforts to serve the
taxpayers of Wasco county efficiently and cour
teously. I wjll welcome any inquiries regarding my
qualification for this office. '
WILL L. DOUD
Dufur, Oregon
Paid Advertisement
Politicians are worried because peo- j
pie do not take more interest in poli
tics. v If they did it might be bad for I
the politicians. j
We have been told the bootleggers
write-in" nomination of Wasco county are 'legging for
Chrisman. Wonder why ?
lUly is shaped like a boot. No
wonder Mussolini is eternally kicking
about something.
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Candidate For Sheriff
I hereby announce myself as a candidate
for office of Sheriff of Wasco County, at the
Republican Primaries, May 18, 1928.
If I am nominated and elected I will enforce
the law and conduct the office in a courteous
and economical manner.
LEVI CHRISMAN
Paid advertisement
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Judge R. R. Butler's decision to
become a candidate for the United
States representativeship being relin
quished by N. J. Sinnott will be
welcomed by republicans in this parti4'110'
of eastern and central Oregon, who
, have long felt that Mr. Butler's po
litical abilities rank him as worthy
jof national recognition. ,
j The peculiar nature of the cam
! paign which must be made in order
to procure the
. will necessitate arduous work on the
part of any candidate who hopeg to
win. Judge Butler will have a strong
kad by reason of his popularity in
Wasco, Hood River Sherman, Wheel
,er and Gilliam counties. He is the
present state Senator from Wa-o
and Hood River counties, and he
formerly served as circuit judge for
the latter three counties. Judge But
ler will get many votes in these five
j counties, and he will stand an even
! chance in others in the district.
! It is estimated that a maximum
of 5000 write-in vote3 will win the
nomination. The actual winning fig
ure probably will be considerably
less than this, therefore it may be
seen that large majorities in the
five above-mentioned counties wjll
be a big factor in favor of Butler.
From the standpoint of ability
Judge Butler is equal, if not su
perior, to nil rivals for the nomina
tion. He has a state-wide record
for oratory, and the eloquence that
has convinced many a jury would be
a big asset in the national house of
representatives when issues vital to
Oregon are at stake. Also, Judge
Butler had his political eye-teeth cut
many years ago, and is thoroughly
familiar with the maneuverings that
, often play an important part in gain
ing favors for a district '
Portland baseball fans auffered no
shocks so far this week. Two days
traveling and one day rain left the
team of that city in a state of status
OREGON NEWS NOTES
Salem Paper mill starts J tfO.OOO
rood-digester addition.
Vale Idaho Tower company plan
to rebuild entire electric system here.
Vale New Rex theatre, is finished
and opened.
Klamath Falls Now Methodist
church ready for use.
Oregon Electric railway plans to
build OiMo 70 mile logging road In
East Linn cuonty.
Condon State will oil 117 mile
John Day highway.
Klnmuth Falls Contract let for a
mile of East Main street paving.
State pyeg $38,080 for highway
commission buildings in Umatilla
county.
Henry W. Scherrer
Candidate for the Republican
Nomination for
COUNTY CLERK
Wasco County
Primaries May 18 The Dalles, Oregon
The County Gets the Fees
The stork is said, to be' hovering
about the home of the crown prince
at Brussels. Which shows the old
I ird is still on the job and is favoring
'royalty this time.
:. When "30" 'was Vailed on the
career of Edgar B. Piper, , late edi
tor of the Portland Oregonian, it was
a call which pounded wherever news
papers are read. By his writings he
K E M P Y, May 18
Let us put the sheriff office on
a bnsinrs. basis. Vote for McMahon
for sheriff.
Political Announcements
The following announcement are
paid by those who sign them.
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Maupin State Bank
(INCORPORATED)
ANNOUNCEMENT
Born in Wasco county. Thirty
two years of age. Educated in local
schools. Graduate of The Dalle
High school. Ten years experience
in hank work, four years as bank
ashier. One of seven brothers in
World War service of tho United
States.
If nominated and elected, I
promise the people of Wasco coun
ty that the office of Clerk will be
conducted in an efficient and courte
ous manner, and that I will at all
times serve the county to the best
of my ability.
HENRY W. SHERRER
All Feet Go to the County
TAXPAYER
WOULD WAK VETERAN
Candidate for County Clerk
In announcing my candidacy for the above of
fice I promise, if nominated and elected, to conduct
the affairs of the office in an efficient, courteous
and economical manner. All fees collected will
be. turned, over to the county treasurer. Will do
all I can to bring about a fair equalization of
assessments. I do not believe this county should
be assessed at a higher per cent of value than
other counties of the state.
I solicit your support in the primaries.
BRUCE II. HULL
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Candidate For Coroner
I hereby announce my candidacy for the of
fice of Coroner of Wasco Co., subject to the Re
publican primaries of May 18, 1928.
I have had two years' experience in that
office, having served that length of time as depu
ty coroner, and know how the business should
be conducted. If nominated and elected I will
do what I can to conduct the office with economy
and in justice to all.
C. It. CALLOWAY
Paid advertiseent.
CLASSIFIED LOCALS
YOU SALE OR TRADE C Saxo
phone in perfect condition. Cost
125.00 when mv. Want Ford
with startrr am! p nrator, or
what have you'.' Inquire at Times
office.
PASTURE TO RENfloiTlOIlSES.
Write or phone J. G. Kramer, Mau
pin, Oregon. 1 27.H
FOR SALE Deering combine 9
, foot cut, 3-foot extention, In
ternational motor. All in first
clars condition. . Good drapers,
etc. Will trade for horses, cattle,
hogs or sheep at market. H. H.
White, Klondike, Oregon. 26-t3
PIANO LEFT ON HAND. Will sell
at big reduction. Will take your
phonograph in trade. Address E.
T. Cramer, The Dalles, Ore. 2444
HORSES FOR SALE Ten head of
broke horses for sale. Weight
froml300 to 1500 pounds. Phone
9F4, D. B. Appling. , 15-tf
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! THE FIRST MAY , I
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of the season will be given in
the Community Hall,
Shady BrooR
aturday, May 1228 1
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VOTE FOR
54 X W. L Crichton
CANDIDATE FOR NOMINA
TION FOR
County Clerk
on the Republican Ticket.
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Office operated upon fees u
and receipts of office j
which are turned over to
county. No tax levy II
against tax payer. J
Courtesy, Efficiency and !
Economy. Present Incum- If
bent. Tried and Exper- j
ienced. l!
Ufie Dalles
Floral Co.
FOR ALL OCCASIONS
When you deiire Flowers for a
party, wedding, funeral or any
other purpose, phone 710, The
Dalles, or' leave your order at
The Maupin Times office and
your order will be delivered oft
the next mail or stage.
BULBS NOW IN BLOOM
WhiteRestaurant
Where the best 35 cent
meal is served in
The Dalles
Next The Dalles
Creamery '
C. N. Sargent, - - Prop.
This will be the first dance given at the
hall this year. Music furnished
' by the well known pouplar
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Valley
Orche
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SUPPER WILL BE SERVED
by the Community Ladies and will
appeal to all who sit at the tables r
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1 DANCE TICKETS ... ... ... $1.00 I
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