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About The times. (Portland, Or.) 191?-19?? | View Entire Issue (April 13, 1912)
THE TIMES THEODORE J.GE1SLER George C undulate for the Republican Rossman WM. C. BENB0W Nomination of Phone or Write Circuit Judge Dept. No. 4. of Multnomah County Mr. Geisler was admitted to the bar o f New York State in 1884, where he practiced suc cessfully for five years. He has been a resident o f Portland since 1889, and from that time on has been an active member of the Oregon bar. Mr. Geisler was elected justice of the peace in 1894, at which time the first consolidation o f the justice dis trict was effected. He served for one term, declining renomination In 1889 Mr. Geisler was nom inated to the office of city at torney, being, however, defeated by the fractional division of the Republican party. Government Standard Powders Company OF PORTLAND » And Have an Expert Explain Our Money Maker Capt. C. P. Stayton Pioneer Railroad Man, Candidate for State Railway Commissioner Capt. C. P. Stayton, candidate for the office of State railway Com Republican Candidate for missioner is well known to the general public throughout the state as an honest, truthful and George Rossman, a prominent straightforward worker for the young lawyer of this city, is a best interests of the people. Capt. candidate for the Legislature. Stayton claims to be exceptionally Mr. Rossman is well acquainted well fitted for the office through throughout the states of Oregon long experience in railroading as and Washington, having lived in well as political circles, having be the Northwest practically all of come a proficient railway locomo his life. He is an emphatic and tive engineer in his younger days convincing public speaker, and a and enjoys a very successful ca graduate of the University of reer along this line. Capt. Stay- Chicago Law School. He is a ton is a practical steamboat man, member of several fraternal or j having owned and run stea'mhoats ganizations and lias always been up an down the Columbia River active in movements which have | for a number of years and is thor- for their purpose the general wel I oughly familiar with the handling of all kinds of freight and pas fare. From the start Rossman has al sen ger traffic. If elected, Capt. ways stated that he does not care I Stayton promises at all times to to bunco the voter with a long keep the interests o f t lie people at list of promises which no ordi heart and ever work to their best nary man could hope to fulfill, ends. He stands for a good, square and lias only promised a sane clean administration and solicits business-like administration with your support to accomplish these a square deal all around. He be ends. Ilis slogan which is a good lieves that our laws in regard to one is “ Strict enforcement of law, judicial procedure should be re square deal to all, no interest to vised so that justice may be more serve but the people.” expeditious and certain. He ad A. L. Watson, ex-state senator. vocates what is known as the Cowlitz county, Wash., who re Blue Sky Law, preventing fraud sides at 603 Ladd Ave., Portland, ulent corporations with no assets says: “ Capt. C. P. Stayton, who except the blue sky' over our is seeking nomination for State heads from selling their stocks Railway Commissioner at the Re- and bonds, and thus defrauding publiacn primary, I have known the public. At the present time to be u Republican for twenty a million-dollar corporation can years. He is strictly honest and be organzied at a cost of about straight in all his dealings, is a one hundred dollars and can fit fine mechanic, architect and its offices with fine furniture builder, and having knowledge of bought on the installment plan railroading and steamboating, and proved to sell its stock and and being a practical man, well bonds; and finally when the crash informed and having excellent, comes there isn’t a dollar o f as judgment is well qualified to fill sets to meet its liabilities. It is the position with credit and against corporations of this sort honor; therefore, it is a great that the Blue Sky Law is aimed: pleasure to me to recommend it would prevent corporations of him.” this sort from selling their stock James Muckle, 593 Ladd Ave., and bonds. Portland, Ore., says: “ I have State Representative Main 6383 90 First Street BAGGAGE STORED THREE DAYS FREE THE Baggage & Omnibus Transfer Co. Mr. Geisler is at present ac tively engaged in the practice of law, with offices in the Henry building. His public life has deni onstrated that he has a mind of his own and will carry out his idea of justice “ in scorn of con sequence,” as shown by the fol lowing instances: While justice in 1895, though dependant upon fees for his com pensation, he put a stop to a use less and very expensive moral wave round-up by refusing to ac cept as sufficient mere testimony of common fame, unsupported by evidence of a specific instance. In his petition for the nomina tion for circuit judge, Mr. Geis< ler states: “ If I am nominated and elected, I will, during my term of office, strive to so faith fully perform my duties as to hold the confidence and respect of all the people. I believe in sensible, impartial justice, fear less and speedily administered.” H. A. WILKINS General Transfering and Storage Republican Candidate for Circuit Judge, Department No. 2. 1I1S W ORK: Appointed deputy city attorney by John P. Kavanaugh. Re-ap pointed by Frank S. Graut. Spoke for the initiative and refer endum in the United States Su preme Court. “ Fourth - Street Case” (city won). “ Broadway Bridge Cases” (six suits; city won all.) “ Hawthorne-A venue Bridge Case” (city won; $400,- 000 involved.) “ Fire Alarm Case” (city won). “ Pipe Lino Case” (city won). “ Inman-PauL sen Case” (possession of East Side streets; pending in the Sm preme Court). “ Public Levee” (matter pending). “ Street Ends” (opinion for city). “ Three-Cent Fare” (opinion for public). “ Benbow Charter” (economical government for city). IN THE COUNTY COUNT OF THE STATE OF OREGON, FOR MULTNOMAH COUNTY. In the Matter o f the Estate o f HENRIETTA KERN. Deceased. CITATION. To J. .T, Korn, Albert E. Kern, George F. Kern, John M. Kern, T. J. Kern, Wil Item Korn, Tabithu Kern, Meta Do Monti, William Struve, John Struve, Lethu, Veda Kern and Delbert Kern, and all other known and unknown heirs and devisees o f Henrietta Kern, deceased: IN THE NAME OF TIIE STATE OF OREGON, you uro hereby commanded to appear before the Honorable County Clerk o f tho State o f Oregon, in and for tho County of Multnomah, at tho Court, House in Iho City o f Portland, on tho 15th day of April, A. D. 1912, ut the hour o f nine o ’ clock A. M. o f said day, to show cause, if any uzilt, why an order of sale should not bo made of tho following described land as preyed for la the petition o f a . E. Kern, administrator, with the will annexed of the estate of Henrietta Korn, deceased, herein before filed, to-wit: Lot numbered three ( 3 ), in block num bered three (3 ), in Columbia Heights Ad dition to tho City of Portland, and also lots numbered twenty-three (2 8 ), twenty four (2 4 ), twenty-five (2 5 ), twenty six (2 6 ), twenty seven (2 7 ) and twenty-eight (2 8 ), in block numbered thirty-seven (3T ), in Peninsular Addition Number Three, to tho City o f Portland, ull in tho County of Multnomah and State of Oregon. Witness my hand and the seal o f said Court ufiixed this 11th day o f March, A. D. 1912. F. 8. FIELDS, Clerk of the County Court. My T known Capt. C. P. Stayton for a long time and lie is well qualified for the office he is seeking.” East 33 r . N O O N A N , D eputy. (Seal o f County Court, Multnomah County, Stato o f Oregon.) C. J. WILSON B 7118 Commercial Artist Main Office and Warehouse and PARK AN D DAVIS STS., PORTLAND Cartoonist Telephones: Main 6980, A 3322 348 MARKET STREET Troy Dr. W. I. COTTEL WANTED-A RIDER AGENTi State Dairy and Food Phono Main 5645. Arthur D. Monteith Candidate for IN E A C H T O W N and district to ride and exhibit a sample Latest Model " R a n g e r” bicycle furnished by us. Our agents every where are making/ inoney fast. Write for full particulars and special o f er at once. NO M O N JY E Y R E J— Q U IR E D until you _____ ■ recelve^and approve o f you r j • bicycle. We ship to anyone anywhere in the 0 . S without _ a cent _____ depositl _ in advance, prep*, freight, and allow*TEN DAYS' FREE TRIAL during| which time you may ride the bicycle and put It to any test you wish. I I f you are then not perfectly satisfied or do not wish to keep the/ bicycle ship it back to us at our expense and you will mot be out one cent. I F A C T O R Y P R IC E S We furnish the highest grade bicycles it tsl ■ n v i v n i ■ m v b v possible to make at o n e small profit above actual factory cost. You save f 10 to $25 middlemen’s profits by buy ing d irectof us and have the manufacturer's guarantee behind your bicycle. DO NOT B U Y a bicycle or a pair of tires from anyone at amp • until you receive our catalogues and learn our uuheard o f factorp .Prices and rtmarkable special ofere to rid e r agents. 1x3 rid , - — ----- -— ------------------------------aBdatadyoaraaperb models at tha YOU WILL BE ASTONISHED: fu lly low price* w e can make y ou this year. We m-|| the highest grade bicycles fo r less m oney than a n y oth er factory. Weareaatlxfled with fl.oo profit abov e factory cost. « B ICY CLE D E AL ERS, you can. sell ou r bicycles under your ow n name plate at double ou r price«» / Orders filled the day received. SECOND HAND BICYCLES. W e d o n ot regularly handle second hand bicycles, but mmaHy h a v e ) a number o n band taken In trade by o u r Chicago retai I store*. Theee we clear out prom ptly at prices» — •-» bargain lists mailed free. ranging from S3 to SSorj|10.__I)escrlptlve $8 or f l O . Descriptive bargain'll _ jla , im p orted ro lle r chains and pedala, parts, repairs and V H » I fc II I U l H I l h W f equipment of all kinds kind* at h fell/ Me regular retail pnce*. pmentof a lf the / C nA^TFReRRAIfF^ a an»**« wheel * A 00 Hedgethorn Puncture-Proof * Self-healingTires " The regular retail priceof these tires $10.00 per pair, but to introduce tai will sell you a sample pairforti.HOicash with order $4.55 %£££££%} 80 NO MORE TROUBLE FROM PUNCTURES N A I L S , Ta ck a , o r G la ss w ill n ot le t th e a ir ou t. A hundred thousand pairs sold last year. slz O U O R IPTW N s ....... _ “ nd e a . s y riding, very durable and lined Inside with a special quality o f rubber, which never be comes p o r o u s a n d which closes up small DU_______ luncttms without - _______ _______ a l l o _____ w i n ______ g t he _____1 a i r t J o e -------------- s c a p e -- fr \Ve have hundreds o f letters from satisfied customers stating that their tires have only been pumped up once or twice In a whole season. They weigh no more than an ordinary tire, the puncture resisting qualities being given by several layers o f thin, apecially prepared » t h « thick r t ib b c r t r t N M f " A " and pu n c tu re «t r ip s “ S ’ * and “ D ” alao rim s tr ip "M '* to prevent rim c u ttin g . T h is t ir e w ill o u tla st an y o th er m a k e -S O P T . C L A S T I C and E A S T R ID IN G . is 110.00 per pair, but, foradv.-rtKIng purposes we are making a special factory price to the rider o f only $4 80 per pair. All orders shipped same day letter is received. We ship C O I>. on approval. Y'ou do not pay & cent until you have examined and found them strictly as represented. W f Will allow * c » * h d iso o u n t o f 5p«*ro»*nt 'thereby m aking the pri<^»S4?S5 per pair! I f you send PULL CASH W I T H O R D E R and e n d o w th li advertisement. You run ni> r1»k la »ending ux an ord#*r a* tb e tire* m ay be returned a» O U R expense If fo r any raaaon t h e / are not aatlafartory on exam ination. We a rc perfectly reliable and money dent t o u* l<*a* nafea* in a hank. I f you o rd e ra pair o f tb**e tire*, you will find that they will ride eaeler. run farter, wear better, lart longer and look finer than anr tire yon have ever need o r eeen at any price. W e know that you will be •«» well pleaeed that when v .u want a bicycle you will give us you r order. W e want you to «end u *a trial order at once, hence thle remarkable tire offer. §g f V / l l l tiitr tr n d 'm ’tb n r any k I nd at an 7 price anti 1 you eend fo r a pair o f TTcdgetbore am W oJXJ! r v c c i / l i n e u Puncture-Proof tiree on approval and trial at the «peciai Introductory price quoted above: or write for oar big kinds of tiree at about half the oeoal priot._ # 1 /1 A i n T |A /i| # jr but write ue a portal today • rw u rn a V r A f f DO NOT THINK O P SUVINO a bicycle o r a pair o f tiree from any me unt.i yoi m know tb e new and wonderful offer» we are wax in« v erytblog. J V n t e lt P O W . J. L. MEAD CYCLE COMPANY, CHICAGO, ILL. Res. Phono KtilHi. Civil and Hydraulic Engineer Commissioner 587 E. 15th St. N. Portland, Ore. At the request of his many friends throughout, the state as well as the city o f Portland, Dr. Cottel has consented to become a candidate for the office of state dairy and food commissioner. He is well known to the general pub lic as ex-city councilman, mem ber o f the state legislature, is an j expert chemist, physician and I business man. He has a reputa- tion of being honest and loyal to all power invested in his hands and has a record to be proud of by any honest and trustworthy citi zen. Dr. Cottel has had long and va ried experience along the line of testing milk and other foods, hav ing made a special study of tu bercular infections so common to milk ami other food products pro duced under unsanitary condi tions. He has followed the drug business sucessfully in Portland for many years and is not seek ing the office merely' for the re mnneration attached thereto, but rather as a specialist advocating purity of milk and other foods. Dr. Cottel states that 98 per cent of milk and other food-stuff* now infected with tubercular, germs can be detected by scienti fic and systematic research, at a very slight expense if conducted j under the direction of a practical! man well versed along these lines Laundry General Republican Candidate for Surveying, gi neoring, Landscape Construction Ka Superinten dence, Reports and Estimates on Proj REPRESENTATIVE IN THE LEGISLATURE. Mr. Wilkins is one of the Company candidates for the Legis lature and lias a brief and concise platform, to the point. He has declared for Statement No. 1, for Good 201 East Water Street Roads for the entire State, for economical appropria tions and general progres sive legislation. He promises to honestly represent the people of Multnomah Coun PORTLAND ty anrl to meet every propo sition squarely when it comes up, rather than make a large number of campaign promises. YOU «HEADACHE? A lawyer himself, Mr. Wilkins has had opportunity to observe some of the needs' K R A U S E S of the county, and will work for any legislator) t hatr litrl HEADACHE for any legislation that will C A P S U L E S give the average man a “square deal” and make a » o iW A S u c r r r a r c . . . . . .« . . better Oregon. ects, .Water Supply, Irrigation, Sewer age. EAST Now Lumber Exchange Bldg. COR. EAST YAMHILL 63 u. s. Laundry C ompany d o c s It W I L L N O T I f y o u U lla They w ill cu r. .a y kind o f H r., ach. no matter what I h . V.UM P .rf.rtly lU r a lM . P r lc . 35 C a m . co d moii 180 Grand Avenue u FOX SALE BY PORTLAND