THE SUNDAY OREGON IAX, PORTLAND, A PHIL V. 190S.
105 1 x J.W.BELL
Candidate for Justice of the Pec for
Portland DUtrict CoaaoHdated, has the
ananiraous support of the Bench and
Bar .f the CitT and Coaoty. as the fol
lowing indorsement will show:
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Ralph E. Moody-
Gus C. Moser .
John T. WhaJley .'
H. H. Kmmons
W. Ji. Fowler '
H. M. Erterly
G. G. Ames- . '
A. E.' Wheelock '
B. S. Pague: -" '
Frank F.i Freeman
James G.' " Wilson '
1. F.. Steel ....
M. G. Munly "
E. B.-. Srabrook
Bartlett Cole '
Mae Mahon --" '
R. C. Wright : '-'
Jmes' E.- Craib
V.. B. Williams
G. F. - Martin
K K. Haney
K. E. Heckbert.
ICtlwara If. Deady
John .Manning
J: rt.1 Gilliam
Idell" Baker
T. W. Pittengerr
"J." H." Mitchel X
.. P; P.. Iahury . r-
3. J5. Magers .
.-Alfred A. Aya '"
C' A." Bell : v
' H.' B? Beckett " '
These are the Candidates for
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:CASDIDATB'FOR'-; j
Republican Nomination for
DISTRICT
ATTORNEY
WHO ARE PLEDGED TO STATEMENT NO 1.
PRINCIPLE, NOT A SCRAMBLE FOR OFFICE.
ANTI-MACHINE POLITICS..
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We. the undersigned, members of the
Tlni' li and Bh r of Multnomah Cotmty,
nt f?ott . ileitis arqUH In ted with J. W.
Kl. of Portland. Oregon, and being
.v1mJ that he will be a candidate at
ihe eomlng primary election i-or nomi
nation, fT the office f Justice of tie
ivare for Portland TMstrict. , we are
pledged to. certify to Jit high standing
t the bar of the rounty. rlty and state
and to his integrity, ability and fitness
ivr said office..
BENCH
I'll cult Court
rounty I'ourt...
Mrjulrlpal Ciiurt
Jusiirce Court...
I John B. I'lf land
.1 Arthur 1-.. Fraziir
1 l W. tiantenbein
I'rhomua OHv
Lionel R. Webster
....C.oorgn J. Cameron
William Riii
BAR
VTrn. D. Krnlon
A. M. Iilbhlc'
EiLrl I'. BronaUKh
TCdnarcl J. Taylor
A. Fisher
Homer T. Angell
Ben Irwin
J,"'lm F. Cahalin
Miller Murdoch
At K. Johndon
K. S. J. McAllister
llohert J. l'pton
Walter G. Hayes
A.'-T. lwis
C. A. IJolph
Joseph Simon
Frank S. Grant
Wallace McCamant
4-1 A. Berkwlth
It. A. Lciler
C hester T. Dolph
llurlnn llolph
TYm M. I -a Force
H. Umber
4i. A. Johnson
fliartrs Stout
Kit-hard M. McCann
R. A. Sullivan
Ilobeit Treat Piatt
-forge J. Perkins
'larence Gilbert
-ewin C. Garrtgus
'. J. Ilaynes
1.. M. O Biyon
S. S. Gillespie
i If. FarrlnKton
K. K. Kwrrlnglon
r H. Whitfield
Jerry Bronaugh
f rank C. Hesse
IV. T. Masters
jvm. A. Muiily
V. M. Gregory
K. T. Taefcart
yliad W. Vrcoland
tieor'jre A. Brodle
John IT. Woodward
p.' H. Haines
IVarren K; Thomas
tto J. Kracmer
tnat-ne P. Hurst
V. M. Cake
ithllr C. Dayton
r. A.. Spencer
:, C. Veazle
). I.. Veazie
JF. K. FarreU
Kllis O. Htifilies
Jlenry St. Raytver
Victor St. Ritvner'
jvnhur P. Tifft
:. W. Stapleton
K. Convert
B. Dufur
has. J. Schnabel
o'orae W. Ilaicn
!eorKe F. Holman
Jv, A. Hampson
j'rcd'k A. Holman
M. A. Peery
Ilobert (irny
lyde Richardson
'jiiest Brand
II. B. Adams
W. Allen
H. R. J-Iarrinirton
fames Gleason
J". It. PiKBOtt
Wm. T. Muir
. F. FIcrpI
John W. Reynolds
Wm. t,. Brewster
ISnsseli K. Sewall
l. R. Giltner
H'. S. Hufford
$. B. RlgKCn
A. King Wilson
; A. Neal
Wm. C. Benbow
X. E. Clnnt
W. R. McGarnr
'. M. Iilleman
f. B. Nicholas
G. Schmitt
Henry K. McGinn
J H. Hitching,
JL-.J. FlRBer
JW. Fliul.
Flin: UitcJiburn
Ttftevt B. Kerrera
B. Shively. Jr.
"I". J. Gelsler
l:lh" R. TVuil-way
H. K. Sarccnt
'. A. Cltiand
Isaac Swott
K F. Mot bos
J. 8. Strlckler
l';m Ft. Murphy
HaiVlxion Allen
'ha rids H. Carey
F. J'. Hoi-cker
J. C. Beck ;
I . 'P. Frlce
lliifh ; MontBomery
John T. McKee
A. Waller Wolf ,
liester G. Murphy
.ai . h. . Mcacham
T. J O'leelon
IT. ,71.. Xortlmp
Ben Reisiand
H. .'K.' Northup
-M(en R. Joy
1. '.M. Honaush
J"fcn Van Znnte
N.,ir. Hloomfield
J - P i. . M ti rph v
H.: B. Dickinson
J. J." Johnson
HiUrison G. Piatt
Fred !.. Kverson
J. A. Strowbrldge
John K. Kollo.-k
-M. A. Zollinger
lyhur, Ijingulth
rank Schlegel
Tyson Tinsell
Hurry Yanckwlch
-. W. Parshley
James C. Smith
.V. .W C'oMon
R. C. Citron
George F. Fells
John M. Gearln
Rurus Mallnry
Georse S. Brice
H. W. Strons;
J. B. Hosford
A. K. Gebhardt
R. K Gllsan
Han J. Malarkey
K. P. Stott
William G. Hale
John A. Jeffrey
Chas. K. I.ennon
Andrew Hansen
.. I.. Matthews
Lotus T. 1-angley
John F. Sedwick .
John C. 8hillo'k
Hugh C. Gearin
H. M. Keefer
A. C. Kmmons
Sol Bloom
William Foley
lavla N. Mosessohn
A. W. Lafferty
M. o. Wllliins
R. B. Fisher
G. Evert Baker
Frank S. Bennett
George, Tazwell
John F. Logan
George Yf. Caldwell
L. B. Reeder
ts. G. Gammans
If. C. Kln
"E. M. Sherlock
O. P. M. Jamison
Charles A. Petrain
Henry F. Conner
W. A. Bobbins
M. Mosessohn
S. B. Huston
T. Soils Cohen
Milton p. Schwartz
Rlch'd W. Montague
Walter H. Kvans
F. E. McGimiis
Alex Sweek
Kdwin I. Minar
J. M. Jjong--Oglesby
Young
J. J. Fitzgerald
1. A. McNarv
U H. Tarplcy
W. W. Banks
14. H. Cahalin
t;eo. H. Williams
C K. S. Wood
S. B. Linthleum
R. B. Ianwon
Milton W. Smith
L. K, Itourelle
F. S. Scnn
J. N. Brown
If. W. llogue
R, W. Wilbur
Claude Struhan
Jay H. Upton
II. F. I.atourette
J. F. Watts
W. G. Ward
George W. Joseph
Sidney Gordon .
F. . W. Mendenhall
C. Henri Itbbe
Thomas X. Strong
Seneca Smith
J. F. Boothe
N. A. Wade
A. TL Tanner
B. B. Bookman
Frank Motter
MeCants Stewart
T. II. Ward
Alex Bernstein
John H. Hall
James Cole
N. M. Bern
J. B. Ryan
George S. Shepaxd
G. B. Cellars
F. I. Chamberlain
C. H. Meussdorffer.
Jr.
J. J. Hirshheimer
Henry f Josivn
A. B. Wen free
C. V. Howard
Arthur C. Spencer
Chas. K. Tckwood
C. K. Moiilton
Xewton McCoy
John A. Lee
O. 1.. Ferris
Geo. P. tout
Wallis Xash
Clyde F. Aitehison
John R-,Oatman
H. S. McCutchan
Wm. - C. Bristol
Clinton'. C. Palmer
'J. S.' Winchester '
J. X. Pearcy
B. K. Toumans
J. T. Kits
S. H. Greene
John H. 8tevenson
W. D. FTecman
.Carl B. Win tier
H. H. Riddell
A. J. Vantine
J. V. Beach
Frank B. Riley
Seneca Fouls
H. H. Parker
J. C. Flanucrs
R. L: Sabln
Philip Herz
William Rcld
C. W. Miller
V. K. Strode '
A. K. Mcl'urtaln
W. If. Stivers
Martin L. Plpe
K. F. Riley
N. D. Simon
Richard Nixon
W. W. Graves
H. M. Tomlinson
U. Williams
Fi-ed k W. Mulkey
X. K. Uclvin
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Jameis Gole
Formerly AsltaHl V. S. Dintrlet
'Attorney. :
It will . be my purpose and policy.
If the Republican voters of this Judi
cial district nominate and elect me as
the next Llstri-t Xttorney:
"1, To exbaunt every effort to . se
curo'to every person. In public or 'pri
vate - life, fair and Impartial treatment
and the protection guaranteed by the
laws and constitution of this state, and
to secure to the public the public serv
ice to which It' is "entitled.
"2. -To- enforce .the Sunday-closing
laws. k
"3. To enforce the Rambling. laws.
"4.' To do -my -best , to convict-every
person practicing- medicine or, surgery
in an unlawful manner.
5. To-enforce the laws we have for
the protection of minors, both boys and
girls. ' '
"fi. To enforce the. laws of this state
relating to :labor,
"7. 'To enforce the ilaws generally.
"S. To - carefully i investigate graft
ing and bribery - rumors, and If t evl-,
dence of grafting or .bribery . sufficient
to secure and; sustain convictions i can
be found.'to prosecutejthe offenders.-
"I' am not., pi edged," bounds or "prom
ised to any' faction, nor. wlll l become
so in 'any, matter, concerned ' with . my
office or official career.", -
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WMREID
Candidate for Republican
Nomination for
JUSTICE OF THE PEACE
FOR PORTLAND DISTRICT
Portland District now com
prises all the City of Portland
and twelve precincts additional
Republican Candidate
For Assessor. ... ,
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A. G. Rustiligrit
If T am nmtnatei3 and eloted I-wllI dur
t my term of office excrclss the functions
thereof for the best Interests of the county
and the taxpayers thereof. I ehs.Il favor
a. strlt-t bustnetis edjntnistratton Irrespective
of any person, corporation or otber inter
eat, whether political or otherwise;- I shall
endeavor to ma.ke a Just and equitable as
sessment of all'proprrty within the county.
TVt.rd to be printed on ballot: ' 'Honest
""4 aaaaumatit ejUauNAjMl mr . teiraut.".
For Joint Representative
: 37 Belt, W: G.
For Senator
39 Albee, H. R.
47 Kellaher, Dan
50 Nottingham, G. W. ;
: 51 Selling, Ben
. 54 Willett, A. H.
For Representative
55 Abbott, James D.
57 Altman, B. G.
61 Brady, Fred J.
64 Bryant, J. C.
. 66 Gassidy, J. F.
68 Clemens, W. J.
69 Couch, K. G.
71 Davis, L. M.
79 Jaeger, E. J.
83 Mahone, L. D.
84 McDonald, Chas. J.
87 Orton, A. W.
B. D. SIGLER
Candidate for Republican "
Nomination for Assessor.
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The first Assessor in Oregon to assess
Public Service Corporations in pro
portion to the values , they control,
thereby saving other taxpayers of
Multnomah County $1000 per day.
This means something to you, if you
pay taxes. .
61XFrank Bollam
Republican Candidate
for
REPRESENTATIVE
First appearance before the people
for a political office. .Resident of
Portland for 27 ' yars: in" bunincsa on
IV eat Kiila. raaidjuuia JCaat fluls..-, ...
DR. J. G. TWITGHELL
REPUBLICAN CANDIDATE FOR CORONER
I am not disposed to accept the offer of
scores of my friends to appear in public
print indorsing my candidacy. I am depend
ing upon the support of thousands of the
intelligent voters of this county, whose suf -
frages I have been promised. They cannot
help indorsing my platform to establish a
public morgue, which will save thousands
of dollars for the people. The vast amount
of money being spent by undertakers in
support of other candidates is sufficient evi
dence to prove my statement that the office
of Coroner is used for private interests.
LOU WAGNER, FOR CONSTABLE
REPUBLICAN CANDIDATE FOR RE-ELECTION
ames
avis
Endorsements of Leading At
torneys and Business Men.
AVe bivf -known Jaimi . Davla,
candidate for Ulalrlet .Mtorseyfor the
last 15 yenra, and believe that If elerted
he will adniliitater the- duties of the
office In a fearleaa. honest- and thor
oughly able liianiwr.
Go. H. Williams, Arthur 1. Veazie,
H. H. Northup. C. A. Dolph. M. C.
George. A. K. Gebhardt; Frederick Eg
bert, of Kggert Younpr Company; w.
Kriedlandcr. jewole.r. Washington St.;
A. W. Lambert. Citizens' Bank; W. IT.
Markell. Mf.rkoH & Co.; H. W. Mitchell,
of Mitchell. Lewis & Staver; R. -R.-Morrill';
Wi C. Seachrest, agent New York
Central Lines; H. J. Fislier and M. E3.
Thorsen, paints, etc.;, Frank Dayton,
Dayton -- Hardware Company; A. S.
Nichols, physician and surgeon; F.
Byerley. druggist, 4 0 Jefferson St.; I..
M. Botinsen, grocer 405 Jefferson St.; J.
A. Haeltine, - heavy - hardware; and
many others. .
If elected I will be under no obliga
tion to nny lengue, aMBOelatlon or
newspaper.
GUS C. MOSER
Liime ' . ' I. ml iMr
Republican Candidate for Dis
trict Attorney V
sfands on. his record as an honest and
vigorous prosecutor of all ' cases en
trusted to him while he was Chief
Deputy District Attorney. Has lived
here . 17 years, and has been remark
a"bly successful in the trial of many
ca.ses. His motto'is: "A square deal
for all, and an honest enforcement
of all the laws."
VOTE FOR HIM
"HE'S THE MAN"
Republican Candidate for '
County Commissioner.
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W. L. LIGHTNER
Member of first County Board to put
Multnomah County out of debt.
If re-elected, will continue present
economical policy.
ItrpublH-aa for DISTRICT ATTORNEY
34 ROGER B. SINNOTT
Ilia l'latfermi The Onlh of Ofllcc.
JUDGE
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(Appointed to Succeed
the Late Judge Frazer
Candidate for Republican
Nomination for
Circuit Court Judge,
Dept. No. 1
County Coroner
REPUBLICAN CANDIDATE .
' TOR NOMINATION
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E. E. ERICSON
Ericson Undertaking Co.
409 AND 411 ALDER STREET.
K.' of P. Building . ' '
If elected to this most respohT '
sible posfi ion at the hands of the"
voters of this county, I will per-';
sonally attend to all' the duties'
of the position.-' Realizing the
responsibility of the office fully, -I
pledge myself to. conduct it:
economically, feeling that the
county can be sayed much need-;
less expense "by showing a niorei
conscientious regard for the
taxpayers' interests. . . ,
Republican Candidate
FOR
District Attorney
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FRED A FRISCHRORN
Candidate for F epublican Nomination for
CONSTABLE