The Duluth rip-saw. [volume] (Duluth, Minn.) 1917-19??, 1923-06-09

-HE VOTERS in that great hnterland empire Northern
Minnesota, proudly present Victor L. Power to the
candidate for the republican nomination and election
United States senator to succeed the late lamented Knute
as matter Of right justice required plead
their cause they stand to do so as an but not
finally and properly recognized by the elevation Of peer
less leader and favorts to the upper hall Of national
legislation.
furnished lumber for the Middle West iron for the Nation
and homes and education for both native and
% % s snys , s heavily sss na yn
maoes maintained for the grand old republican party Moth
ing adequate has been received demanded until To
those who inquired What good of Naza-
reth? the loyal cosmopolitan people Of Northern Minnesota
reply Give Victor L. Power for United States SENATOR
WHO Is this Victor whom the republicans Of the
rugged Norhland propose invest with the senatorial toga
recently laid off by the Viking Nson? inquire the oph
icaed voters Of the metropolitan Twin Cities and the dcr
mating farmers OF the rural Southland.
VICTOR L. POWER is famed for many mighty deeds and
known for many worthy acts Those both Of low and high
& o he a1S termed sr
of Richest village on Earth Professionally he is one
% the n ss snd most nS sn s in the entire
this intensely popular candidate for the senatorsp supplied
with enough Of this worlds goods to maintain the high estate
and exactng demands incident to the office Of United States
senator =.
VICTOR L POWER, in short, Is proud citizen Of the
Nonand who has more than made good II anything that ne
man Of large heart keen intellect excellent oraorcal ability
IN iu cause Once he nuts his hands to the blow he neither
turns back Such too plentiful In
the United States senate --~..
THIS POPULAR candidate United States
reared in Michigan Henry Fords native state He TO
Hbbg in 1892 when the mines were young and not fully
snd @ ste % & After
entered the Chicago College Of Law and after
ns r the the sr
Minnesota He returned to Hbbng in 1898 and entered into
partnership with pov4 1 Paxs, Walter Power Pow s1 uaasr the
Minnesota established his office where he has
and fame almost, if not quite national
VICTOR L. POWERS first service as mayor Of Hibbing
only $500 souls He elected nine times in nine years to
ss ha % n ny % bis @
Last spring after retirement of year. at the urgent
OF a % H rUm AZ and ID hi did not M
the people The voters Of Minnesota by the way
be interested to know that was the women voters Of h
for the tenth time His majority just little than
the of votes votes It is possible for
the of Minnesota duplicate the work Of the women
of Hibbing
BEFORE HIS first election mayor of Hbbng Mr. Power
That not difficult task winning the World War
but wonderful achievement for young lawyer to
defeat the greatest corporation this continent not in
all the world Careless blasting in pit mine became
so dangerous and obnoxious humble amster that he
asked lawyer Power enon the big corporation from blast
Ing near his barn in such careless That suit resulted
In long, continued and varied litigation between the u s.
Steel Corporation hand and various clients Of Victor
L. Power on the other AS result Mr.. Power was elected
mayor and chief executive he compelled the big
ton to taxes and do other things that put both Hbbng
and the Fighting Mayor very much on the map.
AMONG MANY things done in Hibbing under the Power
administration were increase in sidewalks from and
onehaf miles to fifteen miles, sidewalks IN
Oh acres was wonderfully improved and equipped cost
Athletic Park embracing 20 cost $4,000
WIN many tine features for benefit of the children public
bary cost $250000 and would have credit to city
ten times as large Hibbng modern works plant
cost $15oOOO an electrical power plant took 81 o000
CURED detention hospital $4,000 in 1920 the
public schools equal anything in the United States equip
men buildings and teachers wages. In all his public work.