— LOCAL
He was accompanied bv'Fred YV.
Primary election,
April 19.
Wh*t’# the mRtter with mopping in FOR COUNT Y COM O IGN-
Wilson, who acted as sponsor Polls open from 8a. m. to 7 p. m.
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Bulletin: It would be appreciated.
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Polling place, in the rear of < h*» ■ -
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Tothe Voters of Wasco Count
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For Kent.
E. C. Smith, of Hood River, 1 Bulletin office. Have you regis-,
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I hereby announce my a v .. a:: a
and
’
candidate
for
tt)o
oiiice
of
Dis
-1
tered?
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Ajinouncement.
canni
Five rQom house, pantry
e for the nomination for
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To Wasco County Voters:
the office of County Commission*
batii. Beautiful location, Also trict Attorney, v as in town last
furnished rooms to rent.
Saturday interviewing the r e -1 CAN DID ATE FOR DISTRICT
I hereby announce to the er, subject to the approval of
D. W. H udson ,
publican voters. All voters like
VTTORNEY.
voters of Wasco County that 1 the Republican voters at the
size
to meet a candidate and
am a candidate for the r.omina- primaries, .to be held April 19th,
Mosier Oregon.
To the Republican voters of ti<)n of County Clerk of Wasco 1912.
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: him up.”
Judging from the
If
and elected I will,
Say! Why don’ t you l;ike that
expressions of approbation Wasco, Crook nnd Hood River County, Oregon, at the coming
Counties:
Republican
primaries,
and
if
during
my
term
of office, perform
saw to “ Happy.” and have it from the Cltl!iens ,M*ro- Mr-
;
Smith
is
evidently
a
favorite
so;
I
heaeby
annoo
a
.
e
my
candi-
nominated
and
elected;.
I
will
die
duties
of
the*
office along
fixed?
1 far in the running,
«lacy tor the Republican nomina- perf ;rm the duties of the office economic and business-like lines
If you have any carpenter | .
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................... ' tion for District Attorney for to the best of my ability, and and, as far as my power extends,
A hearing was
conducted wm
last die
work to do and want it done:
" " " v>uunu»«
Seventh Judicial Diftrict for Hie best, interests of the Tax wjU do my best to see that people
light, get “ H^ppy.”
week by Judge A. E. Lake as to
the sanity ofiJerome McNeil, of
of Wasco, Crook and payers and citizens in general, get value received for all public,
nominated
For intelligent, careful pruning, ail-
dress A. .). B kunquist , Hood River. I this city.'
Ore.
The examining physi-
Best references in both vallejs. cian was Dr. Fred Thompson and ! " *
it was upon his report that the
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,
When
you are in need
OF A
Wagon,
H ack
or Buggy,
Remember that we have the best on sale and in stock—the
BEST because
they are STUDEBAKPRS.
Alex. Stewart,
f ° m.; along sound business principles, money expended. Recognizing!
, to
hehl April giving all the people a clean and that good roads are one of the ,
nominated and economical service.
greatest aids in the development
court ordered his removal to the K
^ ' ■" ''r ° •,, *e,
^ ox'
of any country, I promise to give
inct Attorney suffice will always
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my 8pecial attention to their im-
Almost
new Moline
hack.
the "inluii' r * ' 1,ave
consideration. I shall TO THE VOTERS OF WASCO provement.
tendants from the mstitutjon. strive ful| to enfolwe all laws> i
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Cost $115, will sell for $80. In
COUNTY,
C. J. L ittlepage .
came up last Thursday and took an(| protect> to the utmo9t of my
quire of S. D. Fisher, Mosier,
the patmt to Salem.—Optimist. ability, the interests of the whole
^ hereby
hereby announce
announce myself
mys**!f a
a
~
the office, and will personally If nominated and elected, I will
Oregon.
people of my District. I pledge candidate f ° r the Republican To the Voters of Wasco County, assist the officers in each county conduct the office on an economic
myself to give my personal at - 1 nomination for county judge of
[ hereby announce myself a with the enforcement of the business basis to the best of my
Birthday S«jcial Success.
FOR SALE.
given at tention to the needs of each of Wasco County, subject to the candidate
for the Republican Criminal Law, and especially ability, for the benefit of all the
The
birthday
social,
Salinas Burbank Seed Potatoes
the Counties comprising the aI)l,rova' ot ’ *ie voteas at the nomination
of Sheriff at the will I exert myself to enforce people.
the
Baptist
Church
on
Thursday
Best on the market.
E. C. H aight .
primaries to be held April 19,1912. coming primaries, subject to the the law against vice, immoral
Seventh
Judical
District.
levening
of
last
week
by
the
Chas. D a v e n p o r t ,
F.
S.
G
unning
.
approval
of
the
voters
thereat,
acts,
and
the
traffic
in
white
C arlton L. P epper .
i Ladies Aid Society, was a success
Mosier, Ore.
j Should I
be nominated and slavery.
socially and financially.
The
Tothe Voters of Wasco County:
W. A. B ell .
;
elected
I
will
continue to serve
object of I he social was to raise
FOR SALE.
TO WASCO COUNTY VOTERS.
I H. S. RICE FOR TREASURER.
I desire to announce myself a
,,
the
people
to
the
best
of
my
money
to
apply
to
payments
on
A good riding pony, also good
I desire to announce to the , ....
J
candidate
for the office of county
I
hereby
announce
myself
a
.
.
ability.
the
new
piano
which
was
pur
Sor light work. Weight 800 lbs.
Candidate for County irocisurcr. »
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| voters of Wasco County that I
T
„
1
sheriff at the primary election
candidate
for
county
treasurer|
L
evi
C
hrisman
.
chased
for
the
church
some
will sell at a bargain if taken at
shall be a candidate at the com
I hereby announce my candi April 19.. If nominated and elect
time ago. Each person attend at the Republican primaries. If ing primaries for the nomination
once.
dacy
for the nomination for ed I promise to conduct the
!
nominated
and
elected
I
promise
ing was supposed to place in a
Inquire at. Bulletin office.
of County School Superintendent To the Several Electors of Was
county
treasurer on the Repub- affairs of the office to the best
to
conduct
the
office
in
a
little bag,
pennies, or other
co County.
U<1' at the hands of the Republican
lican
ticket
at the coming pri- o'f my ability in a manner credit-
If you have any boot or shoe coin of the realm, the sum total H«ltislaatory to the people.
| voters of the county.
Having decided to seek the
marics,
and
i f nominated and able to the county.
ne pain ug you want done quickly representing hir age. Counting a j
H allie -S. R ice
C lyde F. B onnet .
nomination for Assessor at the
elected J shall give my earnest
R. R. M c D onald .
anti cheaply, take it to E. N. penny for each year, there were ■
hands of til ■ Republican voters,
attention to the duties of the
Stroup. Residen,ce opposite lum about 5800 years represented, j
I hereby announce myself a
cling ro cutlery .
I
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office and promise that they will t
ber yard.
This sum was most satisfactory !
“ tmy
•* circumstances
“
" ly spend L good
L money ■ to
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.... ....., at r the primaries I* ' “ 'f i " « ' to « I» satisfaction of I
to the committee, as it will en- j
their approval
the people.
For Sale.
able them to make two payments
for poor knives whether they lire to be held April 19th,
19tll, 1912.
for-business or household use. Our j
C laud S. K night .
Trap-Nested
S.
C.
White !<>n the piano.
J as A. D avis .
kind o f table cultry, butcher, delica- ■
Legbons, from famous Tancred
The entertainment of (lie eve-
tessen and bread knives is unrivalled
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strain, layers of large white j ‘dug consis ted of vocal and in
in variety, unexcelled in quality ami W. A. BELL FOR DISTRICT AT To the Voters of the Mosier
eggs. Trapnested for size and I struipeptal music, all furnished
Precinct and ol the State of
reasonable in price. Better see us;
TOIiNEY.
laying. Eggs 100, $5; 50, $3. by local talent, with the ex-!
Oregon:
Razors put in tirst-elass condition.
when you need any.
To the Republican electors of
15. $1.
ceplion of Miss Lois Taylor, of j
W . E. C H O W N ,
Crook, Hood River and Wasco
If I am elected to the office of
E. L ell IOT. | The Dalles, who sang “ Good
Counties: —
Delegate to the National Re-
Night, Little Girl,” with “ The!
Mosier
I hereby announce myself as bublican Convention for the
Merry Lark” as an encore. Each
C. L. McKenna, of Portland,
a candidate for the Republican j «lection of President and Vice-
number on the program was re
spent Sunday iu jVpisier.
nomination for District Attorney J President of theUnited States, I
ceived with heartv applause by
at
the coming Primaries, April ¡shall support the candidate for
Mrs. Win Marsh visited in the large audience from the
DAVID ROBINSON, M. D.
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that I have resided in th e! that office who shall receive the i
Hood River Tuesday afternoon. town and country, each number,
District twenty five years, at highest number of votes in the j
P hysician and S urgeon
C. E. Rhodes and Ed Keller responding to an encore.
Prine-ville and The Dalles, Or- state of Oregon. I respectfully
were visitors in The Dalles on | At the couulusiorf of the pro-
MOSIER
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OREGON
egon, and have been in the solicit the support of Eastern
gram refreshments of coffee and
Monday and Tuesday.
ictive practive o f the law for Oregon in particular,
| doughnuts were served and a
Dr. C. A. Mac in m, of Port-
the past eighteen years; that, if;
D. D. H ail .
land, spent a part of x Tuesday
T * ''?
,! T “ ' departed
Vm°
hiu1,
nominated and elected, I will
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• at ! { the
guests
lor *’,he.n
their
his fruit farm near town.
I several; homos, having spent a
during my term of office devote
„
TT
a house, barn or packing
my
entire
time
to
the
duties
of
To
Wasco
County
Voters:
B0RN:-I ii Mosier, March 22nd. ! v‘*r>’ pleasant evening.
the office to the exclusion of
I desire to announce my in- j shed to build, J. P. E rhart
1912 to Mr. and Mrs. Ernest
will furnish bonds to build
other law business, and give my tention of seeking the republican
J. P. Erhart and Wm, Man
Evans, a daughter.
according to plans and speci
personal attention, and first nomination for sheriff of Wasco
have about completed, an 8-room
lfORN:-On
Friday 'morning,
consideration to the business of ¡county at the coming primaries, j fications. (At Hotel Pines.)
bungalow for C. L. McKenna,
March 22nd, 1912, to My. and
on tu** tract, of land two miles
Mrs. Chas. .Brooks, a dftugbtor. 1 east ol Imin. The hause will
J. M. Elliott, N. P. Sturgess j I h * occupied by Mr. Burton, who
has charge of the property.
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and (). E. Wilson were businessi ..i>
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,
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; Happy says lie is now ready
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visitors at the county seat on for another j oh.
S. C. R. I. REDS.
Monday last.
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S. C. WHITE LEGHORNS,.
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I Mr. King returned Wednesday
(.. A. M«
Kiselev, of Hood River,
p^-tln id, uh m - he neenred
Frc.m thoroughly reliable Matings
was h Mosier visitor on Monday, contractors (o dear land on the
Your Lighting wants will he taken care of through our store
$1.50 per setting of 15. $6.00
looking after his property in- j Stindborg place.
Those eon-
E.
R a c e , m g r .
at The Dalles and all work in Mosier can he handled on short
per hundred.
A limited num
te rests east of town.
¡tractors have engaged several
e
notice and at satisfactory prices. We will he pleased to fur
ber of day-old chicks.
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I gangs of
ot laborers
latsirers who will he i
nish estimates of all electrical works Lighting and Power on
Guy II. Wilson came up from here soon to start work. It is b
F red E vans ,
application.
Oswego last Friday evenini g and Mr. King’ s intention to oleara I
Mosier, Ore.
spent Saturday and Sunday with Ifirge acreage this spring.
For S-de.
Mosier, Oregon.
iS.Í
M O S IE R
B arber Shop
Oregon
J. E. COLE.
I f You Have
AT
R ight
T um -A -L u m
Prices
TALK
Lum ber Co.
~ E G G S!
A.
MOSIER
ORE.
friends in town.
LOSES AN EYE.
J. C. Speer, of Hood River,
A young son of Hans Olsen hail
was up Sunday and spent part of
: the misfortune,' one day last
tile day on his-
Ml? ranch imm
IM I ... i
,• i
East of!
k
j week, ot having an eye put out I
by a branch o f n tree.
His
Mrs. W. A. Cole arrived from father took him to The Dalles
Portland last Friday evening j Hospital, where an operation was
and is visiting with her son, Jas. performed and the injured eye
E. Cole, *td family.
I removed. The little follow is
F. H.
Howard and wife, of m aking« satisfactory recovery, j
Hood River, J spent the day at I
their ranch East of Mosier, in V isit T he
U.e Grand View neighborhood.
C it y
T r e e
Y a r d
W. VV. Wilson, representative West o f the Mt. Hood Hotel,
of the Boston Robber Go,, of j
H ood R iver , O regon .
Portland, was in tow mon Mon-
Choice Fnlil and Ornament
d ly interviewing our merchants.
al Trees, Shrubs, Hoses, etc.
'C has.
Sparling moved his
Oilif«* with (!. Y. Kit wants.
family, the first of the week up!
Phon« 277 M.
to Kenneth Cooper’s ranch,
where lie.will wui k clearing land ;
R. T. n e w h a l l .
for Mr Cooper.
Our townsmen, I). D. Hail, is
o it for the nomination as a
candidate
to the republican
national convention. Mr. Hail’ s
announcement appears in this!
issue,
Mrs. R ixy Willett, c f New
Ytrk, arrived here last week
nnd wjll visit with her parents,
Mr. and Mrs. Jas. E. Carpenter.
A. W. Mohr nnd Roy T. Camp
bell are out this week with their
a inouncf'ments ns republican
o in tidates at the primaries.
April 19.
■‘N ew
Spring Suits and
Coats for Ladies
In
the line of ladies’
tailored suits and coats we
have never before been able
to offer you such wonderful
value as we are this spring.
We liíu e now on display
one of, the largest assort
ments of the very latest
models, man tailored in the
newest materials. Not. an
undesirable,
mint
garment in
B
Clano** Knight. cTPdidate for
C>unt.v treasurer, wnsdo m from
fno Dalles last Frida- gottin ;•
«equate,led with Mosier voters.
j.
co.
The Dalles Electric W orks
REAL ESTATE
,
S. F. GOSS
PLU M B IN G .
The Dalles, Ore.
STEAM
and
HOT WATER
M O S IE R F R U IT L A N D S A S P E C IA L T Y
HEATING.
Wo are here to stay, know values, and can offer you
Jobbing promptly attended to.
reliable service.
MOSIER
We solicit your business on the basis of “ A Square Deal” .
makes an ideal nff* f° r maid., wife
or widow. It is- so delicious in
appearance, so wholesome in effect
that it must be a sour disposition in
deed that will not he sweetened
with a box of it. Yes we deliver
boxes to any address. Put your
card in o f course.
Mosier Book Store
SCHOOL HOOKS ami ;.!1 sort.s o f School Sup
plies.
A large line of Tablets and Stationery.
the
wrappings.
Jaunty
jackets in straight or cuta
way stvle. with three hut-
tons. front and side fasten
ings.
Collars are plain,
notched and with deep and
wide rovers,
finished in
rich colored silk.
Proprietor “ THE OAKS.”
blues and blacks—plain in
stripes and mixtures.
Ladies’ Coats for $8.50 and
up.
Ladies new
spring
suits for $9. ami up.
shadow lace effects: childrens
out, send hack
hats and bonnets,
tomers.
ting and D rafting
new
cus
Mosier
French
- - Oregon
and
Immaculate.
You'll find it hard to resist
come in black, white, string,
flower trimmed. Ostrich and
tagal, milan, primrose, paddy
you see
paradise trimmed hats, built
green, burnt, new blue, gray,
neckwear and how extraordi
EASTER M IL L IN E R Y .
on neat tailored lines, with
etc.
Beautiful hats becoming
to every type o f femininity.
It seems that not a wortln-
style is missing from this
Faster Assemblage. In this
a touch or twist
that makes
them different from any you
cheviot
are
<>!: hat shapt'S.
i tin ,
General Surveying, P lat
buying a dozen pieces when
most exclu “ vo a «ser i' ' y *
n*.\ s.
C iv il E n g in e e r
Our dress shapes
tailored
W e have taken ut»usual
jrj
Li/ •tirer our stock
orj
anti
OREGON
and semi dress hats, novelty
Skirts cut on straight,
narrow though graceful lines,
plain and finished in buttons.
Splendid new spring materi
als Iv oiococtl, twilled serge*,
ionU'*pun
In rich tans.
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E . C. B R O C K
S. E. FRANCISCO,
O regon
M O SIE R
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A BOX OF OUR EASTER CANDY
Monet/ to loan on improved property.
/F 1
JICT3C
K. M c G r e g o r &
beautiful
(lower models,
plum
and
heavy
RIS F A IR
or
have seen.
We «;im to
mlike every one that goes
So well
constructed
that a very little trimming
will
transpose any one of
what dainty new
narily priced.
The lot con
sists of Venise Lace Collars,
Stocks, Yokes.
Dutch
Col
lars. Also lovely lace guimps
them into a beautiful artistic
and chemissettes.
creation.
the very finest assortments
New Neckwear.
I lozens of rh arming styles,-
, H O O D R IV E R 'S L A R G E S T & D E S T S T O R E
Oue of
ever displayed in the city.
I rices 5c,
up.
10, 15, 20, and