The united American : a magazine of good citizenchip. (Portland, Or.) 1923-1927, December 01, 1925, Page 5, Image 5

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    Page Five
THE UNITED AMERICAN
DECEMBER 1925
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— to all the Workers in the Americanization cause that have answered the call to give of their
time and substance to bring America into the hearts and homes of those millions who through
the years have come to America and found ample compensation for toil, wealth and affluence,
but little of the spiritual values that are the corner stones in our national edifice of unity.
YULETIDE GREETINGS
— to all American citizens by adoption, who have entered the American temple of citizenship in a
spirit of love, willing to defend its sacred institutions of tolerance, justice and equality, so
that these may never suffer destruction at the hands of enemies from within or without.
YULETIDE GREETINGS
— to all those who are standing on the threshold of American citizenship, who in lieu . of
the privilege are promising, with God as their witness, to purge their hearts of all foreign
attachments and to give to America their undivided patriotic devotion.
To all these we extend this Greeting of the Season and pledge ourselves to the cause of
Americanization, with all that it stands for in the interest of a tolerant and united America.
Robert N. Stanfield, United States Senator
Clarence R. Hotchkiss, United States Marshal
A. L. Barbur, City Commissioner
C. A. Bigelow, City Commissioner
Stanhope S. Pier, City Commissioner
Frank S. Grant, City Attorney
0. Laurgaard, City Engineer
W. A. Ekwall, Municipal Judge
F. W. Stadter, Municipal Judge
Leon V. Jenkins, Chief of Police
L. G. Holden, Chief, Portland Fire Department
John H. Stevenson, Circuit Judge, Dept. No. 4
Geo. Tazwell, Circuit Judge, Department No. 7
Stanley Myers, District Attorney
W. C. Alderson, County School Superintendent
Jos. W. Beveridge, Multnomah County Clerk
T. M. Hurlburt, Sheriff of Multnomah County
J. A. Mears, District Judge
Geo. W. Joseph, State Senator
Wm. A. Carter, Attorney
James J. Crossley, Attorney
Thos. R. Hamer, Attorney
Franklin Korell, Attorney
Frank J. Lonergan, Attorney
E. R. Lundburg, Attorney
Benjamin F. Mulkey, Attorney
L. A. Bowman
T. B. Neuhausen
David E. Lofgren, Attorney
Frank J. Herman
Fithian Barker Shoe Company
Goodell, Mears & Co. Inc.
H. M. Nisbet Company
Harper & Hall, Tires
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