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' THE OREGON- DAILY, JOURNAL, PORTLAND, " THURSDAY . EVENING, APRIL' 16, 1003.
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I CANDIDATE FOR REPUBLICAN NOMINATION
DR. J. S. STOTT
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1 CIRCUIT COURT JUDGE, DEPARTMENT NO. 1 t
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These arc the candidates for
nomination by the
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WHO ARE PLEDGED TO STATEMENT NO 1.
PRINCIPLE, NOT A SCRAMBLE FOR OFFICE
ANTI-MACHINE POLITICS:
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VOTE
DR. Ji 5. STOTT
For County Coroner
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Who Is the originator of th pptUa morru 14m. and, while welooxntnc
the conversion to his views of other candidates, ho doubts If there should
bo much rlory atteae4.to these candidates from their -setaure of an
other -proposed reforms. ' ' J
Vt.f Stott bailor that the coroner should bo physician, and that
Z '. ths physician candidate should not bs backed by an undertaker or com-
blnatlon of undertaker ' fit nominated and elected I will distribute the
patronao of the of flco. equally, among .the undertakers of. too . city."
X ' See Sunday Orefonlaa, February SI.) Dr. Btott -was for two terms
coroner or aiarion county, ana aecunea ue nornin&uon lor ute uura
term. . He has bad wide experience la this work. Dr. Btott believes that
the office of coroner should neither be made an attachment to an em
balming astabllshment nor the bone for rival political factions to quar
rel over. Dr. Stott says: If there la a publlo office that should be con-
T ducted on a business basis, that of floe Is the coroner's. If there Is a
puoua poet u on in vne gut or tne vo ters that snouia not do uiurea wun
the outside personal Interests of the holder, that office is the coroner's,'
J - and If there Is an office: that demands tthe honest, unabashed. . faithful,
.' undlscrlmlnatlnr enforcement of the law, that of flee Is the coroner's too."
For Joint Representative
37 BELT, W. C.
For Senator
39 AEJBEE, H. R.
47 KELLAHER, DAN
50 NOTTINGHAM, C W.
51 SELLING, BEN
54 WILLETT, A. H.
For Representative
55 ABBOTT, JAMES D.
57 ALTMAN, B. C.
62 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.
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LA WRENCH A. McNART.
For Judge of Circuit Court Sfmah SowPtT Vote for One f
2 BRONAUGH, EARL C.
Of Kultnomah County
27 McGARRY, WM. R.
' Of MraltnomaB Oonaty
28 McNARY, LAWRENCE
Of Multnomah County
Portland, Or., March 24, 1908.
Mr. Lawrence A. McNary,
My Dear Sir
I understand you are a candidate for Judge in
Department No. One of this Judicial District. I want
to indorse your candidacy, and say that you were City
Attorney of this City for three years while I was
Mayor, and I had an excellent opportunity to judge
of your qualifications for that office. It affords me
pleasure to add that you were an honest and efficient
officer, and, with an unblemished reputation, have, in
my judgment, the abilities and legal attainments which
a candidate ought to have to be elected Circuit Judge
in this District
Yours very truly,
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Ex-Governor T. T. Qeer
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lepublican Candidate for
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The great need of the northwest is a deeper channel in the Colum
bia rivfr. f Work on this great project should be continuous and efficient,
not by piecemeal.' .The interests of Astoria demand a deeper channel on
the bar those of Portland a deeper one up the river, and every interest
of the great inland empire calls loudly for them both and a navigable
river Its far inland as it is possible for money to secure that result. To
accomplish all this jeatjires continuous work on the part of members of
congress' More people in' Oregon and an open river to the sea has been
the particular hobby, ot eaf-Gorernor Gcer for 20 years, and his ambitkm
is to . be a contributing factor toward securing that result.
VOT FOR
Emmet Drake
Republican Candidate
for
State Senator
At the primaries next Fri
day. He is one of the best
known men in Portland and
has been active for years in
all kinds of public work that
would benefit Portland and
Multnomah county. If elect
ed, everyone will get a
square deal. This is busi
ness,, not politics.
We need capable men in
the legislature that know
and understand the needs of
the community not un
tried, unknown men, who '
are here today and away tomorrow.
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HONESTTV ECONOMT. EFFICIENCY.
Favors Closing Bridges Morning and
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JUDGE I C.
BRONAUGH
Appointsd to Succeed
the Late Judge Frazer
Candidate for Republican
Nomination for
Circuit Court Judge
Dept. No 1
Mr. McNary was one of the most conscientious and
efficient public officer who has served the City of Port
land during my sixteen years' experience in city ,
affairs. His industry was untiring and his judgment "most
excellent. THOS. C. DEVLIN.
Having had opportunity to observe the qualifica
tions of Mr. McNary, both personally and profes
sionally in public office, I heartily concur in the senti
ments expressed in Judge Williams' letter.
CHA, F. BEEBE.
Having served with Mr. McNary in public' office
I regard him eminently qualified to serve the peo-
pie's best interests. . H. C. WORTMAN.
No better man than Mr. McNary ever served-the "
public in this city or county.
JOSEPH WEBER.
if vol; want a
Salted Comnlissioner
WHO IS NOT BACKED FINANCIALLY OR
CONTROLLED BY RAILROAD INFLUENCE
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rOTE FOR 24 X C. C. LOUCKS
9I-X-T. J. KREUDER
REPtTBtlCAN CANDHXaTE FOB
County Commit floner
The Coroner Should Be
a Physician.
Dr.
Ben.LNorden
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REPUBLICAN CANDI
DATE FOR
County Coroncc
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Indorsed by Medical Pro
fession. 80 Years in" Portland,
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A. H. WILLETT
In declaring- myself to the Republi
cans of Multnomah county for State
Senator I do so as a business man and
not as a POLITICIAN. My address Is
128 Grand' avenue. I .am too busy a
man to leave my business and campaign
In the usual manner. To my friends
i as tneirt'aupport; t tr. they think I
merit It. To 'other voters 'who do not
Know me, investigate. I will, If elected,
serve the people and support Statement
no. j.
Frank Bollam
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First appearanes before the people for
Politic! offlo.- Rritlilant nf Pnrtltnil
for ST jrears, In bualaess on Kres0sld;
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JAMES
CANDIDATE FOR REPUBLICAN NOMINA
TION FOR DISTRICT ATTORNEY ! "i:
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