The Northman., May 13, 1920, Image 20

STEADY, AMERICA!
LET
US
WORK
THIS
OUT
TOGETHER
Republicans It Is Up to Us to Elect a Real President This Fall
HE MUST BE THE BIGGEST AND THE SOUNDEST
AND THE MOST EFFECTIVE AMERICAN WE CAN FIND.
Before Committing Yourself Consider These Facts:
Out of thirteen states, where the contest was
between Wood and Johnson for the instruction
of delegates to the Republican National Conven­
tion, the elections have been decided for Wood it
nine.
Total Number of Delegates Pledged to Vote for
Wood at Republican National Convention, 321
General Wood’s view on the matter of immigra­
tion is best expressed in the following statement:
“The Doors of the United States should stand
open to all who come seeking liberty; but we
should not admit any alien race whose sons and
daughters cannot intermarry with sons and
daughters of the people of America.
Since the narrowing down of the field, the situation is generally diagnosed as follows:
A VOTE FOR HOOVER, FOR LOWDEN, OR
FOR POINDEXTER IS A VOTE FOR JOHNSON.
KEEP
THE
PARTY
TOGETHER
WOOD
VOTE
(Paid Adv. by Leonard Wood Campaign Headquarters)
5/
MARK W
PETERSEN
REPUBLICAN
CANDIDATE
FOR SHERIFF
My Record as Constable your guar
antee for Sheriff
PLATFORM
If I am nominated and elected, I will, during my term of office,
strictly enforce all the laws; will co-operate withe the Federal of­
ficers and all other peace officers in apprehending criminals and
law violators; serve all civil processes with promptness; will em­
ploy only enough deputies to insure good service and keep down
expenses with a strict view to economy; humane treatment of all
prisoners, and keep quarters clean; will not make the office a
family affair; have kept all my pre-election pledges as Constable, of
-which the court record speaks for itself.
Primaries May 21
aid Advertisement)
Dow W. Walker
Candidate For DELEGATE TO The
Republican National Convention From The
Third Congressional District
Mr. Walker has spent practically all his life in Oregon and was
educated in the public schools of Oregon; The Oregon
Agricultural College and the University of Oregon Law
Department, and has been admitted to practice law in Oregon.
He has been prominent in city affairs for the last fifteen years,
was manager of the Multnomah Amateur Athletic Club for 12
years and is now a member of the Board of Trustees.
He organized the American Legion in the state of Oregon and
was a delegate to the National Convention held in Minneapolis
last November. He is also an active worker in Community
Service and Red Cross, a Member of their executive committee.
While in service during the great war, a part of which time,
was spent over-seas, he became acquainted with Leonard Woo A
and is now managing his campaign in the state of Oregon.
f
Mr. Walker- has a long, ¡clean, successful record as a business
man and as an organizers in Portland. He is married, has two
children, is a property owner and taxpayer.
He has always been a staunch republican and very active in
the party. He believes that prosperity is guaranteed by the
election of a real republican President, one who is safe and sane,
and under whom our personal liberties and security of home
will be guaranteed.
(Paid Advertisement)
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