May 13, 1920
THE NORTHMAN
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Dr. H. H. Chase, chief meat in
spector of Portland, has been appoint
ed deputy state meat inspector, which
gives him authority to inspect meats
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anywhere in Oregon and report any
Paul B. Phillips, naturalization ex violations of the state law. The ap-
aminer in charge of Americanization poiritment was made by W. H. Lytle,
work in the northwest states, was in state veterinarian.
Portland this week to confer with V.
In the first action of its kind at
W. Tomlinson, who is in charge of tempted in Oregon, United States At
the local naturalization board. Mr. torney Lester W. Humphreys has been
Phillips' headquarters is in Seattle. authorized to institute suit against
Two years ago, Mr. Phillips says, the Stanley-Smith Lumber company in
there were but thirty communities in the sum of $3016.72 for failure to
Oregon, Washington, Idaho and, Mon make an effort to extinguish a forest
tana where citizenship applicants were fire originating on its property. The
taught Americanism in public schools. fire damaged government-owned tim
Today more than 250 localities have ber on 828 acres of land within the
followed the example of the original Oregon national forest. The burned
thirty. This rapid growth, Mr. Phil area was on the west side’ of Hood
lips says, shows that public sentiment river, along the ridge dividing the
is back of the naturalization bureau’s Hood river and Herman creek water-
policy of demanding a knowledge of sheds.
our principjles of government and his
Lawrence A. Sorllie, convicted of
tory.
criminal syndicalism after a trial last
was sentenced by Circuit
One of the most disastrous wrecks ing 10 days,
Morrow last Thursday to one
in the history of the Southern Pacific Judge
in the penitentiary. The judge
railroad occurred last Sunday morn year
that he made the sentence as
ing, when two electric trains ' met stated
light
as
possible, because of the rec
head-on near Bertha station, just out ommendation
of the jury for leniency.
side the city limits of Portland. Eight Notice of appeal
to the supreme court
persofts were killed, three of whom was given by George
were women, and two little children, general counsel for the I. F. W. Vandeveer,
W. in the
and thirty-eight persons were seri Pacific Northwest, and who was
ously and twice that number slightly sel for Sorllie during this trial. coun A
injured. One of the injured has since
of execution for two weeks was
died and three others are reported in a stay
critical condition. Motorman Silas K. granted.
Willits, who was* instantly killed in
No. 68 on Primary Ballot
the crash, had failed to obey orders
and sidetrack at Bertha station, and
met the incoming train running at
high speed in a curve around which
neither of the motormen could see.
The coroner’s jury investigating the
cause of the wreck brought in a ver
dict holding the entire crew of train
No. 124 to blame for the tragedy.
Mount Hood Lodge Danish Sister
hood will give a card party on the
evening of May 21, at the Masonic
Temple, the meeting place of the
lodge. All will be made welcome and
a very, pleasant evening is anticipated.
Atthe lhst party the first prize was
won by Miss Antonia Jacobsen, the
second prize by Mrs. Jacobsen of
Laurelhurst and the booby prize by
Mrs. Christiansen.
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Candidate for
STATE SENATOR
FROM MULTNOMAH COUNTY
Republican Primary
May 21,1920
Member of
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DEICH
CANDIDATE FOR
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District Judge
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Overseas Veteran, formerly Deputy
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Well skilled in the law. Well known
for his fairness to all alike.
He stands always for law enforce
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tives, with 435 members, may pass
the 500 mark in membership after the
present year. The increase is indi
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cated by early census returns. As
congressional apportionment is made
on the basis of the decennial census,
the problem arising from an enlarged
house is placed fairly up to congress. REPUBLICAN CANDIDATE
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representation for population increa Justice without wear or favor to
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ses, the house will have 504 members
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Election May 21st.
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