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The Coroner Should Be
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Night Kiders Forro Poor
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' Paducaa. Ky April 4. Henry Jack-
ton, hla wlf and flv children, ranging
In ages from 4 to 16 year, night-rldsr
. refugees, arrived In Paducah last night
After tramping nor tbaa SO tnllee.
They crossed the Cumberland river and
the Tennessee rlrer. Jackaon wild that
after aeveral visitations of night rldera
be found the usual note and cartridsca
and switches uoon hla doorsteD. warning
htm to leave within two daya. Jackaon
la a poor farmer. One child waa bare
footed and the others Doorlv clad.
Tor 16 nlabta they slept upon the
, bare around. wranDed In what bed
elothea they could take along. They
oant their last cent fur bread veattr-
day and reached Paducab footsore and
hungry.
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A. H. WILLETT
In declaring myerlf to the Republl-
cana of Multnomah county for State
Senator I do nn ae a bualneaa man and
not aa a IOLlTICIAN. My addreaa la
128 Grand avenue. I am too buay a
man to leave my bualneae and campaign
in the usual manner. To my frlenda
I aak their an poor L If they think
merit It. To other votera who do not
know roe. inveatlgate. I wlIL if elected.
erva the people and support Statement
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Republican Candidate
For. Assessor
B. D. SIGLER
: 'CANDIDATE FOR REPUBLICAN
NOMINATION FOR
ASSESSOR
Th first man In Oregon to aeaeasl
puDiio aorvice oorporationa in propor
tion io ipe vaiuea uey oonironea, mere
XT saving other taxpayera of Mult
nomah county f 1,009 per day. This
means aomeuilng to you. If you
m
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A. G. Rushlight
If I am nominated anil ltH t will
during my term of office exercise the
functlona thereof for the beat lnirta
of the county and the taxpayera there
of. I ahall favor a ntrtct business ad
ministration irrespective of any per
son, corporation or other Interest,
whether political or otherwise; I ahall
i endeavor to make a Just and equitable
. assessment of all property within the
! county. Words to ba nrlnw1 nn Fal
lot: ''Honest and Just assessment with
out fear or favor.""
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The Medical Profession Indorses
Dr. Ben L. Norden
U7UBUOAJT OAVSZSATB TOB OOVVTT OOBOVXB.
Wa. the undersigned, regularly licensed and practicing physicians T
and surgeons of the County of Multnomah, State of Oregon, believing T
that -the office of County Coroner ahould ba occupied and administered T
ability and Integrity of Dr. Ben I Norden. unhealtatlnaiv and cheer. X
valclan.
Illty and Integrity of Dr. Ben L.
fully recommend him to the votera of Multnomah (Viimtv Imnarln thmt
bis administration of said office will ba honest, fair and above reproach. ,T
Andrew C.' Smith A. D. -Walker
W. L LIGHTNER
Judge tc
BRONAUGH
Appointed to Succeed
- tis Lata judge Fraxer
Candidate for Republican
- Nomination for
Circuit Court Judge
Dept No. 1
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X. A. J. BCaokenals
Oeo. 7. Wilson
Curtis Holoomt)
Wd. Honse
B. peWftt OoaaeU
Oaorgt B. Story
James C Baa
Otto B. Blnswangaz
Wa. K. Skene
J. Allen Gilbert
James T. Bell
Xdmnnd J. lbbe
Wm. Jones
B. B. Joseph!
O. O. relgram
a c atiffitn
A. W. Moore
Harry T. McKay
Brneat I". Tucker
J. B Wetherbea
B. 9. Oeary
O. O. ICoCornaek
Joseph B. Burn berg
Xb K. KamUtOB
. Bobs, O. Tenney
Oeo. Alnslle
A. J. Olesy
James O. O. WUsy
J. r. Dickson
A. B. Maokay
0. C Ma grader
V. M. Taylor
W. X. Boyd
Oeo. B. Whiteside
J. B. Bane
B J. Marsh
aaford' Whiting
T. r. riaoh
K. B. MaroeUns
James C. Hayes
Balph A. rentoa
Calvin , White
O. X. Oatraador
H. Z. Keeney
P. J. Wiley
Geo. T. Xoehler
Pred J. Belgler
CK Orto Jefferson
W. T. Williamson
O. J. MoOnsksr
B. O. Walker
W. D. MoHTary
Byron B. Millar
B. M. Oener
B. Xi. OUlespls
J. A. Applewhite
Balph O. Mataoa
Bay W. Matson
W. B. mlth
O. A. Thornton
J. O. Boas
Theo. Pessler
B. A. Marshall
O. A. Mao rum
J. B. Both
r. m. smith
Jas. H. Oarrioo
O. B. Hawke
A. B. Hookey
O. Cabin
Onstay Baa
A. Tilaer
Hamilton Meads
Blohard Buna
Wm. M. Campbell
A. O. Panton
C. K. Wheeler
Osear De Tanl
Holt O. WUson
J. K. HiokxnaA
O. M. Wells
Alvtn W. Baird
J. J. Bellwood
B. B. Stearns
J. BtUesoa
B. H. Parker
A. Marshall Kinney
H. Stanley X,amb
J. J. Panton
O. B. Bniers
Perd. K. Dammasch
Chaa, B. Hill
O. B. BUderbaok
A. M. WebstMp
J. X. Brlstow
B. B, Oabli'
BoM. K. Ellis
Blohmond HeUy
oyd Irvine
H. Crockett
. W. SC. Zwla
Xb O. Holland
W. X. Hamilton
Herbert W. Hegel
Chas. 8. Ho Baser
A. H. Baddy
P. W. Brooks
B. H. Sheldon
J. O. Orlm
O. Z. Babooes
W. B. Holdsa
X.a Bioea
XJo;
B.
X J. Wolff
J. O. Swennsoa
Samnel C Sloona
Clayton 8.
J. B. Ooghlan
Pred OnUetts
Jas. K. Xiook
O. C XolUster
Olea Wheeler -
James T. Walls
Arthur H. Johnson
J. A. Merrlmas.
W. X. Cottel
O. T. Croddy .
O. . Bewail
W. T. Speaoer
J. C. BUiott King
O. J. Hoffman
X. K. Band
W. B, Ooffmaa
W. M. KlUlngsworth,
Jr. ,'t(,.
H. W. Jonss "
B. P. Johnson)
W. A. Trimble'
Chaa, T. Chamberlain X
b. r. anan .
J. M. Short
P. A. Short
H. M. Blersdorff
Chester O. Hall
W. B. Armstrong
Wnt J. ogf9
John O. Abel
Adalbert O. Bettman
O. 8. 'Hswsom
Who Arc Pledged &
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t im.I.t?-ri0m,M ? hnest and economical administration; thorough and
I iI?nSTUn)rV!Pi0S, mI1 V,olVt suspicious deaths. V
REGISTER THIS WEEK., T REGISTER THIS WEEK.
' PrncpeWot:a 5crble.for Office
' 'An tiMachinc Pol i tics : r
For Joint Representative
; 37 BELT.-W.C. .
For Senators . : 'aa .
39 ALBEE, H. R. :-&tt:;
47 KELLAHER, DAN -
I 50 NOTTINGHAM, C. W.
51 SELLING, BEN
54 WILLETT, A! H.
For Representatives
55 ABBOTT, JAMES D.
57 ALTMAN. B. C.
61 BRADY, FRED J.
64 BRYANT, J. C.
66 CASSIDY, J. F.
68 CLEMENS, W. J.
69 COUCH, K. C.
71 DAVIS, L. M.
79 JAEGER, E. J.
83 MAHONE, L. D.
84 McDONALD, CHAS. J.
87 ORTON, A. W.
REPUBLICAN CANDIDATE
. For Nomination at
JUSTICE OF TDE PEACE
FOR PORTLAND DISTRICT
EAST SIDE
RECOGNIZED
DR. ALEXANDER RED
rOR CORONLR
DnUStott
Candidate For
Republican Nomination 1
REPUBLICAN CANDIDATE
FOR
County Commissioner '
Member of flrat county board to put
Multnomah county out of debt.
If reelected will continue present.
'economical -policy.' ' i
at the
A:V':;;
Primary ' Election
April 17, 1908
First of the Candidates to
;; Advocate a PuBlic';
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E. E. ERICSON
" ERICSON UNDERTAKING CO.1 ' "
40 and 411 Alder St, . K. ' of P. Bldg.
Republican Candidate for
Nomination County Coroner
"If elected to -this, most responsible
office by the voters of Multnomah
county, I propose to recognise- the eaqt
side. When a coroner' Is called an In
quest; will be held on that side of the
river and the body will be left with
the nearest east side undertaker. I will
also appoint a f, deputy to act on ' the
east side of the river' Th time has
come when the east .side people; should
uh. recognized. : -i
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. Dr. Alexander Held, who announces
nimseir a candidate for the position of
uregon state dairy and food commls
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sioner on the regular Republican ticket,
Is a graduate of the medical department
of the Oregon state university, and has
been In active practice in Oregon for
uie pas i years, ana a resiaent or the
state for It years. ; ; "
ut. eio is also a graauat of the
WM.REID
' Judge Reid - Is
office of Justice
, candidate for :
of the Peace.
Royal 'Allege of vWHdot fiuraeon.: ? i;Ptt"2-that h will per
ScoOand, and is at present a mejnber fhV, -inu, "Vf
of the state veterinary examining board.
Dr. Reld has always taken an active
Interest In all matters pertaining to
es of v the of flea to tha
Dest or mi ability, aa hs has dona in
the past
Cortland ' district has been enlarged
food products, and th-facf of his being! ?., M Jo Include both east and west
a graduate of both a medicaft and a I f We," ha rl.vel" 'to .th cJy of Port-
iuu, mm precincts 2 10 va inclusive,
aiBu yraciacis iiv io u, dou. inciu
sive..;
Judge Reld stands on hla oast record
as.aiuauce 01 ua r'eace.
veterinary school makes him especially
Well eaulnned to All the of flea at Aatrv
and food commissioner. :
Dr. Reid Is now a practicing, physi
cian In Portland, with nffta at K91
Williams avenue.
The way to secure good government Is
u investigate tne candidate for office.
juo tnis in my case.
W. H. Hurlburt
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t-'or District Attorney
Vote No. 109 X
FRED A. FRISCHKORN
-'23,CA,"iDATB FOR ' : ' ,
. REPUBLICAN NOMINATION 'FOR
a CONSTABLE .'.
Consolidated Districts,'' Entire "City.
A sauare deal for avarv m Alt
aerrlces promptly rendered without tips.
I havs lived in ,th olty for the past
2 years, and been associated with ft F.
Collier the publishers, for 20 years.- , I
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JAMLS N.. DAVIS
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-BEPTTBUOAV OAtTDZDATB
yjt FOB TXJB tfOKUTATIOir OF
DISTRICT ATTORNEY
Primary: JGlectloa April IT. ' r"rt
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. Former Assistant Unltefr
enforce the Sunday closing
A SEFTTBUCAV! CAZTDZDATBFOB A
State - Railroad - Ccmmissio.ier
Wo BBacW of Words.
"Tn dAolft.rlni mvmtt a nnil(Aata VnU
th, Republican nomination for district
attorney for the Fourth judicial district
it is my desire to express confidence In
and the purpose to apply the spirit of
American lair
ir clay as a controlling fao
tor In the politics and the administra
tion of public business of this com
munity. , : ,: ... - ;. !
"Under the commercial conditions bf
th age the general habits and business
conduot have . permitted the game of
every day Hie to become complex, and
It Is dally becoming unusual. But the
solution is simple when-the purpose aria
policy of all officers of th law are to
more the rules which govern this
Same so as to protect society, and in
ivlduals as-alnst the offenses and den
redatlona committed h those whosa
avarice or vlclousness Jeopardise th
safety of that society and those Indi
viduals. ; Special Interests, whether of
Dusiness or pontics, nave no place or
voice in the enforcement of. laws wher
ever or whenever thatpac or vole Is
used to that Interest .- ' , -
W1U oa After Orafters. A
?Therefor mjr purpose and policy. If
th Republican voters of this ludlclal
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laws.
"i. to exnaust-everv errort to '.se
cure to every person. In nublio or tri-
vat life, fal and Impartial treatment
and the protection guaranteed by , the
laws and constitution of this state, and
to secure to the public ths-public serv
ice to which it Is entitled. .
"8. To'enforea th mhiin. i...
r i. To do my best to convict every
person practicing medicine or surgery
in an unlawful manner.
,r5i. T .e,nfrc tho law we have for
the protection of minors, both boys and
gins, j ' ., . ,
relaln JVSSS? Uw, 0t'th" UU
T?n, tw, tfeneraUr ' "
i .i. ",,ii; uivciiiKit graiuvg
tflTlbery Jat0T' n(1 evidence ol
ZwtA Z...-iZi r "u,"w w ..curt
and sustain convictions can be found,
to prosecut the offenders. -
a.a . Col FN of AU Strings. '
I am i not pledged, bound or promised
to -any faction nor will I become ao in
?Z TOattr concerned with my office or
official career. Off lc should not be
sought or occupied for private advant
fiff pri.vate honor,. but I do consider
iit'Jl?i,i1t -Purp'os and seal to acquire
publlo position frees such position from
undue Influences, political or otherwise,
and; provides a stimulus-to every clt
OlfduY C??,n b: porfornianc
lif'fltX' -t? 'publlo' to' ndr.
ffJlaPftJLt..BPb8aanHhat--
distrlct nominate and elect ta-ASTHaW;!-?1.!
next district attornsy wUl b: j A a I utirZZMtuXrJ-' ,w or po-
S2trolr Interfere, with the du
ties Of ' th Office at rllBtrln. '
and I will exert my utmoxt to resist and
SltroS fJfc? .ntro1 or Interference to
the end that this community may have-
tows " benem,nd ProtecUon of th