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A. E. N o it r s e ...................... MANAGER
J. P. W o o d s ............................... editor
THURSDA y 7
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2908
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With all due respect to the
democrat who believes in his
party, or the principle it stands
for, I he News has only to say,
t iat if you are not a democrat,
don’t be the guiding spirit of a
democratic convention.
accomplish
about
I much.
Gov. Chamberlain, democrat
ic candidate for the U. S. senate,
is going to pull every string he
has to elect a statement ticket
in this county, in fact it is as
serted that his only hope of win-
ning is by Washington county
electing the democratic legisla-
tive ticket, as that would give
the statement forces a majority
in the legislature.
This county
has never given Chamberlain a
majority, and at this time, when
it practically lies with Washing-
ton county to say whether Ore-
gor will repudiate all that
Roosevelt stands for by sending
a southern democrat to congress,
it is absurd to believe the voters
will be so blind to their own
interests.
Governor Chamberlain will
not attend the meeting of the
Governors at Washington. He
Senator Fuiton has taken his defeat
is very busy explaining to the in the right spirit, and in asking his
,
,
.
.
friends to support and vote for H. M.
P-Ople why a man who received Cake, he has done a great deal to put
about ten times as many votes a st°P t0 factional strife. Had Mr.
Fulton received the nomination, Mr.
as he ( Chamberlain ) received Cake’s friends would have turned in
at the primary' election is not and helped elect Mr. Fulton. Mr.
really the people’s choice. The Cake made a clear campaign, and be-
| ing the nominee of the republican
task is not a small one, but the party, we hope the republicans of Til
versatility and adaptability of lamook will givt him such a big vote
in June that he will never forget this
the Governor are something county
when at Washington when
phenominal.— Oregonian.
* money is being doled out for rivers and
If Statement No. One advo
cates of this county really be
lieved in the principle and not
tie man, they would have nomi-
nated Geo. W . Kelley, the reg-
ular and rightful candidate, who
was neither afraid to use the
primary law nor declare his po-
sition before all the vbters of the
county. T o the
contrary a
handful of democrats gathered
together in a mock convention
Republican Ticket.
as
United States Senator
H. M. CAKE, o( Multnomah.
Representative in Congress.
W ILLIS C. HAWLEY, of Marion.
Supreme Judge
R 0 3 E R T S. BEAN, of Lane.
Dairy and Food Commissioner
J. W. BAILEY, of Multnomah.
Railroad Commissioner— First Dist.
THOMAS K. CAMPBELL, of La'
Prosecuting Attorney— Fifth Dist.
E. B. TONGUE, of Washington.
; Joint Senator for Twenty-Fourth Sen
atorial Dist.
W. N. BA R RETT, of Washington.
of dainty patterns in Lawns, Ginghams, Veils, Dimities, Organ
dies, Swiss and White Goods at from
£ athe
rea^ e
he ha?
fa
t<
1 0 cen ts to 3 5 cents per yard.
a
ti
.
n Ladies’ Furnishings
and Men’s Toggery
our motto
is
tî
th
“S tyle and Q uality.”
at
hi
ed
nij
fui
re|
emember A ls o
That we are prepared to furnish Shoes for Men Women and Chil.
Juniors Win Cup.
dren.— All Styles, from Infant’s Mocasins to Men’s High
Humphreys; time 5.3 sec
will no longer work, and that the norm- w
n ‘‘‘ ‘^ 0 . 0D‘nson’ rs->
is
Top
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Loggers.
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P la c e
Just across the street from Hillsboro Commercial Bank.
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froi
but
nauon of-^r- Cake has placed him in
Up-to-date Dress Mats
to show you. Come and see for yourself.
most reasonable.
Also the
M n r lo I .. S p i c a h n a r t
THE BAZAAR
K. X. S T A B HR, M anager
High Grade Pianos, Organs
and Sewing Machines
sold way below Portland prices and on easy monthly pay
Also a full line of
Edison and Columbia
T alking Machines and Records always in stock.
Cata
logues sent free to any address.
The leading place in the County for Stationery
In order to give room for a carload
of Pianos and Organs now on the way
from the East, the Bazaar will sell their
entire stock of Pianos and Organs at
greatly reduced prices, and on terms
to suit anybody. They desire e s - !
pecially to close out a few slightly-
used pianos and organs, as the new
goods will require all the floor room
available.
Here are a few of the bargains:
A slightly used, almost new. high
grade Smith & Barnes piano, in fancy
, mahogany case, regular price S350.00
! at 8235.00.
A very sweet toned Howard piano,
in oak, only used 3 months, regular
price. 8325.00 for 8225.00.
A new, but slightly shopworn Mon
arch piano, in mahoganv case, for only
SI 75.00.
An almost new Kimball organ, regu
lar price 875.00, for 845.00.
A very fine toned Tabor organ that
cost 8250.00 when purchased, for only
835.00.
A Bridgeport organ, in good repair,
solid walnut case, for only 825.00.
These instruments must be closed
out before May 15th, to make room
for the new goods.
R. C Hill and wife are making
] preparations for a trip to Mankato,
Minn , their old home, where they
expect to remain for an extended vis
it, Mr. Hill says he is to be away
permanently but since he has gone
back several times prior to this, it is
expected that he and his wife will be
glad to return to Oregon after several
months' stay at the old home.
bu
to
ter
Jo-yaTdTsT-All^“^ : °R.5 Rob-
inK out that the ‘W p a r tis a n .. game
st
fo
Shirt W aists from 5 0 c up
Harry (Bum p) Humphreys was the
bright scintillating star in the galaxy of
athletes that performed on the college
oval Monday afternoon to the delight
of some two hundred enthusiastic
devotees to field and track events.
The Juniors won the meet by 45
points of which Humphreys scored 22.
The Millis cup which was in the hands
Governor Chamberlain’s campaign
of the Senior class passes to their riv-
for United States senator will be s o ! . , , .
flattened out before the first of June a
e "‘nICiS-
has a fine line of
and School Supplies.
SELECTION
R. H. GREER.
CHARLES HINES.
S. A. D. M EEK .
For Sheri“.
GEO. G. HANCOCK.
For County Clerk.
J. W. BAILEY.
For Recorder of Conveyances.
W ILLIS IRELAND.
For County School Superintendent.
M. C. CASE.
For County Treasurer.
W. M. JACKSON.
For County Surveyor.
L. C. WALKER.
For County Assessor.
MAX CRANDALL.
For Coroner.
E. C. BROWN.
For County Commissioner.
JOHN MCCLARAN.
harbors improvements. We are glad
to hear that even Mr. Fulton’s most
ardent supporters in Tillamook have
accepted the result of the primary
election with good grace, preferring to
get into the band wagon which is go-
ing to send a republican to the United
States senate.— Tillamook Headlight.
THE PARIS MILLINERY PARLOR
ments.
flying and so are the Dress Gc d .
Senator Eleventh Senatorial Dist.
,VM- D- W00D-
For Repreientatives-
Mile run— A. Robinson, Abraham,
an wri f u d and embarrassing position
and proceeded to nominate a from which he will be unable to extri- Austin; time 5.3 min.
220 hurdles— Mason, first, R. Rob
ticket “that would uphold the cate himself- His campaign thunder inson, Holmes; time 27 sec.
,
,,
,
,
.
is gone.
The Governor is a wily,
220 dash— Humphreys, Aller, Coke;
p,imary law, and expect the in- politician, but the recent turn of affairs
time 25 sec.
telligent voters of this county to h»3 placed him in a position where he
Half-mile— Robinson, first, Gwynn,
swallow the dose at one gulp, « n no longer fool the people, and has Witharn; time 2 min. 21 sec.
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“ r | left him without a single peg on which |
440 dash— Humphreys, first. Mason,
to hang his Senatorial ambition. Re-
Witham; time 53.4.
A local paper in the guise of publican Oregon will not elect a
Discus throw— Lawrence, first. May-
to an office next in impor
field, Humphreys; distance, 99 ft. 10
a “ Statement No. One,” “sub democrat
tance to that of President of the United
inches.
scriber” etc. asserts what it be States.— Dallas Observer.
Shot put— Lawrence, first. Water
lieves Mr. Cake would stand for
man, Mayfield; distance, 31 feet 8
Mocre-Hartrampf.
inches.
in congress, if elected. It is
Hammer throw— Lawrence, first,
At
high
noon
yesterday,
at
the
home
very evident that that paper has
Mayfield, Waterman; distance, 92 feet
a few assertions coming. There of the bride’s parents, Mr. and Mrs. 8 inches.
La Course, in this city, Mrs. Ivy A.
Broad jump— Humphreys, first, Fer-
are two decided facts apparent Hartrampf and Mr. F. Albert Moore of
rin. Holmes; distance, 20 feet 3 in
in the election of a United States Portland, were united in marriage. ches.
Rev. C A Sias, of the First Christian
High jump— Robinson, first, Brown,
senator and briefly they are church officiating. The wedding was
Ferrin; height, 5 feet 1 inch.
these: Mr Cake, besides being a quiet affair at which only immediate
Pole vault— Ferrin, first, Robinson,
an able man and good republi relatives of the contracting parties Humphreys; height, 9 feet 6 inches.
were present. The bride is well known
Relay— Fourth year class won.
can, will be in perfect harmony in Fore ¡t Grove and has a host of
Relay— Won by Faculty Roost.
with Roosevelt and the admin friends, and Mr. Moore is popular in
Officials —Coach Hahn, starter; Al
business circles in Portland. The
istration, while Mr. Chamber- happy couple left on the evening train len, announcer; field judges, S. Moul
ton, C. Walker, R. Peterson; track
lain, bom and reared in South for different points in Washington. judges, Prof. Bates, Prof. Cook, Robt.
Mr. and Mrs. Moore will be at home
ern democracy, would be like a to their friends in Portland after June Wirtz.
cat in a strange garret, and 1st.
Piano. Organ Sa'e at the Bazaar.
M I h . s
Don’t put off getting that Simmer Dres : too long— The days are
EW
E V E R Y
D A Y
Hardly a day passes that we do not receive a new shipment of goods.
Our store room is
cram full of beautiful furniture at
Bargain Prices
Everything from Bedroom to Kitchen.
us before buying.
W e have anticipated your wants.
Come and see
W e also have just recieved the finest stock of mouldings for
Picture Framing I
<
n Washington county and our work is the skilled kind.
land work.
Compare it with the best Port
It takes an artist to do artistic work. Many a beautiful work of art is com
pletely spoiled by the harsh unsympathetic frame.
They
must harmonize.
Our work
proves us the best in our line.
Paints, Varnishes, Kalsomines |
The Best, is none Loo good for you.
“ Acme Quality” kind.
Best by Test
W e have the
Will not chalk crack nor peel
Hayt Furniture So.
Paterson Bldg.
Forest Gro\'e !|