THE V OREGON DAILY JOURNAL, :. PORTLAND, OREGON.
FRIDAY. NOVEMBER 19. 1920.
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RESTORE CLAUSE
I ANTI-STRIKE
By J. Bart Campbell
. Washington. Notf. 19. (I. N. S.)
A fight over' compulsory arbitra
tion of strikes by the federal gov
ernment 'anticipated by members
of congress during the approaching
ahort session. '
Senator Cuminlns (R.) of lowa4 chair
man of the senate tntsVstate commerce
committee, said today he would seek to
have restored to the transportation act
the anti-strike provisions adopted by
the senate, but rejected by the house,
during the last session.
He believes, he added, "a campaign of
education" would convince organised
labor that the anti-strike, provisions
would Insure railroad employes receiv
ing a "square deal" In disputes between
them and their employers.
Two Oregon Men
.Get Park -to -Park
Association Offices
Two Oregon men were selected offi
cers of the new National Park-to-Park
Highway, association,' organized last
week at Denver. Will O. Steel of "Eu
a-ene. "Father of Crater : Lake," was
elected as one of the five vice presidents.
and Sydney B. -Vincent, publicity man
ager for the Chamber of Commerce,
was elected director for Oregon.
It is the purpose of the new organiza
tion to link up the national parks of
the west with a paved highway. Port
land would be on this highway, as a
half way point between Kanler national
park and Crater Lake park.'
Judge of circuit court, department No.
6 McCourt. 4M05.
State senator Farrell, 64,430; Joseph,
55.742 ; Hume, 61,864 ; Moser, 49,092;
Staples,' 64,075; Lundburg. 25,805. 'J
Representative from 17th district-
McDonald 41,218.
Representative from 18th district-
Gordon, 47.839 ; Hindman, 52,593 t Hos
ford, 53,233 ; KorelL 63,081 ; KubIL 5L482 ;
Lee, 64,365 ; Jeonard, 64,084 ; Lynn, 63,
601; McFarland, 53.672; North. 53,305 ;
Richards, 50,554; Wells. 52.538; Murray,
25.087 ; Hidden, 507. -
District attorney Evans, 47,144; Jef
frey. 20.8M. -
Perfection
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Fir-Tree 'Showers'
Clutter Up Lawn;
Abatement Sought
The tidy soul of Ruth Bryan, has been
vexed to a point past enduranceJ)y the
falling pine needles, cones and branches
of fir trees on property adjoining her
well-kept residential grounds. She filed
suit Thursday against the Friendship
Masonic" Home association, owners of
the property on which the trees stand,
asking the court to give her 8400 dam
ages and order an abatement. She says
that at times trees or their branches
have alien on the roof of her home,
breaking shingles and - ruining electric
wiring, besides doing other damage and
that herVam Is littered by the debris.
Official -Count of
Multnomah County
Vote Is Completed
Official count of the vote In Mult
nomah County on county and state of
ficers has been completed. . Tt shows:
United States senator Chamberlain,
33.313; Hayes. 1826; Slaughter, 2286;
Stanfield, 36,406 ; Svenson, 631.
Representative in congress Johns,
3252; Lovejoy. 31.853; McArthur, 37.S84.
Secretary of state Kozer, 57,796 ;
Sears, 4978 ; Upton, 4666.
Justice of the supreme court Bean,
67.111: B-nson. 54,938 ; Harris, 54.391;
McBrlde. 55.04U.
Justice of the supreme court, to fill
vacancy Brown, 21.546 ; McCarthy,
1698.
Attorney general Van -Winkle, 9913;
Bailey, 8221; lohnsoh. 2378; Coshow,
1797.
Dairy and' food commissioner Haw
ley. 53,364; Vcn Behren. 7186.
Public xervice commissioner Bennett.
20,005 ; - Buchtel, 40.603 ; Newman, 5427.
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