The Northman., May 13, 1920, Page 15, Image 15

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THE NORTHMAN
FOR CONGRESS
voted by the republican majority in
No. 128 on Ballot
congress will be incorporated in the
platform.
Will H. Bard, candidate for Repub­
lican nomination for Circuit Judge,
Department No. 6, Multnomah County |
has been a resident of Multnomah
County since 1897 but has resided
continuously in the City of Portland,
CANDIDATE FOR
since 1908. He was born and reared
on a farm in the state of Illinois.
THE
After attending public schools he
worked his way through college, earn­
ing the money with his individual ef­
forts and he was admitted to the
practice of law in 1889. He has spent
a number of years in the District of
to the
Alaska where he served the United
States Government and the District
in various legal capacities, returning
Republican Candidate
to Portland where he has resided
for
continuously in the practice of law
since 1908. He persistently advo­
District Judge, Dept. No 1.
Public office is a Public Trust cates doing away with law delays,
realizing that much injustice results
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from, courts prolonging the hearing
VOTE FOR
and decision of cases. He has that
No. 127 on Primary Ballot pleasing manner in,his make, up which
will.make him very agreeable to liti­
gants’and attorneys who may have
matters before him. His slogan is:
“Justice without fear or favor to the
rich and poor alike.”
Walter D. Whitcomb, candidate
for state senator from this district,
is the Whitcomb of the well known
For
accounting bureau of Whitfield,
Whitcomb & Co. He is a native of
Chicago, came to Oregon in 1910,
when in company with William Whit­
field, he established himself, as part­
ner and executive in the building up
of this responsible organization and
its extensive business operation, Mr. Ballott No. 153
Whitcomb has demonstrated keen
foresight, forward-looking progres­ (Paid Advertisement)
siveness, and extraordinary mana­
gerial ability, coupled with a per­
sonal and business integrity that has
helped to make the name of his firm
a guarantee of soundness and relia­
bility throughout the wide territory
REPUBLICAN CANDIDATE it serves.
When the United States entered the
(Department No. 1.)
war in the spring of 1917, both Walter
Whitcomb and his partner, leaving
their business in charge of trusted
promptly enlisted for
Present incumbent, will continue subordinates,
service. Mr. Whitcomb enlisted in
to administer Justice without the
medical corps as a private, and
fear or favor.
was sent overseas in the fall of 1917.
He was sent back to the United States
Primaries May 21, 1920
the following summer on iniportant
government missions, and returned to
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France in the fall of 1918. He had
steadily won promotion and when he
Vote X 136 Primary Ballot
was discharged from the service in
the summer of 1919 he left with the
rank of colonel.
Mr. Whitcomb has a slogan that
sounds good. It is:
“I will handle your business in a
businesslike manner.”
Vote No. 96 on the ballot
For
Bartlett Cole
Republican
Nomination
John A. Mears
Legislature
C. N. McArthur
PRESENT INCUMBENT
am against strikes and Lock­
outs. Industrial differances
should be settled by arbitration
—in other words by reason, not
by force. No person has the
right to strike anywhere or at
any time against the public
peace, health or safety.
Republican Primaries May 21.
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NOMINATE
Dr. H. M. Greene
Republican
Candidate
COUNTY
CORONER
District Judge
WILLIAM A.
CADWELL
Republican
No. 19 on Primary Ballot
For
Assessor
(Present Judge)
Republican Candidate For
Judge of the Court of
Domestic Relations.
Fair Assessments—Lower Taxes
VOTE X 148
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Neil O’Hare, Prop.
Tel. Wdl.2915
Kenton Hotel
and Dining Room
Board and Rooms $7 the week and up
Steam Heat, Warm and Cold Water
in every Room
Located near North Portland’s Factories
1751 Derby St. Portland, Oregon
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Holman Undertaking Co.
REPUBLICAN CANDIDATE
FOR
JUDGE
Lady Assistant.
Court of Domestic Relations
Corner Salmon z
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Platform—Contiunation of my present
Policy:
1. Of applying brains, heart and
common sense to every case brought
before me;
2. Of holding parents and guardians
strictly accountable for supervision
and education of their children;
• 3. Of requiring children to respect
CANDIDATE FOR
the authority of their parents and thé
law;
DELEGATE AT LARGE
4. Of dealing severely with those
To
who contribute to the delinquency or
Republican National Convention I dependency of a minor;
Slogan : “Liberty but not 5. Of striving always to preserve
Licence. Economy and efficien­ the home.
R. A. Nielsen John K. Kollock
UNDERTAKERS AND
EMBALMERS
220 Third Street
Jacob Kanzler
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cy. National Independence and
Slogan: “Nothing higher than
Integrity.”
the welfare of our children.”
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