Salt Lake Tribune | 1919-03-22 | Page 2 | Oregon Aliens to Start East

:'QRE0N ALIENS TO Slur EBf I Undesirables Under Deportation Depor-tation Sentences Will Begin Be-gin Journey Today. . Batch Picked Up at Various Vari-ous Points Along Pacific Coast, Officials Say.- PORTLAND, Ore., March 21. Five aliens from Oregon, under sentence of deportation de-portation to their native countries, will be sent from here to Xew York tomorrow, United States Immigration Inspector '. Frank Watkins announced today. The five from this district, with nine who ;' are being deported by the Seattle imml-j. imml-j. gration office, will join a carload of ! aliens from San Francisco, due to arrive j here at 9 o'clock tomorrow morning, he i said. Three of the aliens from Oregon will be t put aboard the train here and two at Salem. Donald McPherson Krazer, En-i En-i gllshman and alleged I. VY. W.; Anton K tolls, a Norwegian Insane alien from Alaska, and Elvira de Pasquale, an Ital-!. Ital-!. ian woman, being deported after conviction convic-tion of immorality, will leave from here, i and Edwin Skog and Ragna Flesner, alias Bendekson, Norwegians, adjudged 1 Insane, will be put aboard the train at Salem. ; Due to Arrive Today. The special train bearing the California Califor-nia prisoners left San Francisco last night in charge of Immigration Inspector Leo B. Russell of the bureau of immigration immi-gration at Washington, local immigration .authorities said. The Seattle prisoners were to arrive here early-tomorrow. The deportation of the prisoners has been delayed because of the fact that it has been impossible to obtain passage on transatlantic steamers up to this time, Immigration Inspector Watkins declared. The sending of a carload now, therefore, . does not represent any unusual activities on the part of the service.