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Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1898-10-27

III G Stevens q Up p'plezpieozenle &. J
ratusza ............... :6o7oc
r A A Rohertson 5000
Dixon.& Kemp 10 &C
Bolcom 4 Baumann 1920 90
G f Krumdlck.. go CO
Bierce & WaIker::.:.:.., 100 90
N II Watson ..:...,...~ GU 90
&c Burns lats, wymiary it'd 81 10
6 J Teeedv, badanie Ma
rYl Seyersou........ -. 100
e D Reyes, badanie Nary
Severson... ......~.... 5 90
Il Fund ubogich,
J A WYchgram & Co., to-
wary Ola fanny ubogicb. 3 70
Chsse & RovleY, /towary
ola fanny ubog,ch ......,.. IS So
G A schoewe, r'5boty 10
walsk,e ola fanny ubog. 495.
Il r d Il .dr6g / m oss
TOW.
John He]sapel. robota PREY.
drogach 5fdistr....s.......s11=25
F Helsapel i syn, lumber
5 465
VIM Luck, robota prey
drogach 2 distr.......... 500
II F Schafer, robota prey
drogach 3 distr 90
James Aurperle, rob. p.
drcgach 8 d1str.....-.... 900
H. F Sukafer innj, rob. p.
dro3ach 8 dlstr..........146 Is
VIM Malzahn transportowa-
ME z%elaznego mostu..,.. 90
PrzYieto ucbva3e, przyzwala"
]acaa gmlnle Mt. Vernon sumo $500
celem naprawy dr6g i most6w.
Osobista petycya szk6lna p.
Ludwlks Matz o zm.ane granic
distryktdw szkolnych Mr.. 81 i 81
przyzwolono.
Ma wniosek odroczy1a sig
Rada az do Soboty, IS Pszlzler~
nika 1898, Q godzinie 9 pred po~ !
{udniem.
Sobota, Is. Pszdz. 1898.
Rada zebra}a s'e st6sownie do
uchwaly olraczajaceJ. Wszypcy
cz4onkowie obecni. !
NastepuJace rachunki przYzwo.
lone zostaty Z FunduBzu pow'ato-,
wego. !
D Sinclair. Pub. Co. Kslazki y.
Il oprawa... S56 IS
Herald Publ. Co., druki...... AZ %
Westlicher Herold, druki.... IA 90
Wiarus, drual.. 6 90
IL Weibel porto.,.,....,..... s 90
" s Booth, blankiety...".... 235
J Keenan, furmanka ola ko-
misarzv .powiatow,Ych...... 2 %
VIM sonnenberg- reparacye
ratuszu w1ezieniu.... $40
J V Cunningham, reparacYe
W wiezieniu ........... 80
PAM A W Fuhrmann uslu.
81 mat1onY W rat. pow. II SO
A W Fnhrmarn stclowanle
wi. zniow IS w
A w Fuhrmann n%aleznosc
sZeryta.. ~
w 7 English place koronera So s.
P1a.ce X m isarzy N j.
ow e.
Jan Herek $50
Jan sKnopp......."....."...... 9zO
w e KobIer. Is 80
O w Hunt. IL 80
Jas L Finch a.... II go
Usfugl W komitec1e i
m j. E..
Jan l1erek................ $40.
W F Kobier. 80
O W Hunt........,....... 6 80
Il Fund zu ii b o.g@i c b.
Jan Herek towary ola fanny
abogIch. 10 2s
z Fund 8 zu dr6g i
n o s W.
MARGIN Herek i jnni, robota
przv droeach distr l....$82 so
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1898-10-27
OBRADY
Komisarzy Powiatowych.

Rada komisarzY powiatowYcl
powlatu Winonskiego zebrafa SIG
W swym lokalu W Ratuszu, v
Cz1artek, 10 Pazizierniks, 1881
ma nadzwYczajne posiedzeniv.
Wszyscy cz}onkowie obecni.
Nastepujace rachunk' PREY
zwolone zos'atY z Funduszu por-
wlatowego.
st Charles Times, druki....$ 6 90
st Charlee Union 80. 90
E s Morgan. materially pis.
m!en0e wv
Mlssto Wlnona, koszta W sa-
die municYpalnYm...... II 43
W E Culbertson, plaza swlad-
k6w W sadie miejskim W
St Charles.... ......... l 80
Winona Telephon Co, rent
IL w
N H Mercer, ciagniecie przy-
sieg}Ych.................. 800
Brown, Tracy & Co., blankiety Is
Bracia Brown, PAPER toale~ !
uOWy ~ wv
Hermann Weibel, ekspres "a
schematY wyborcze........ l IS
Alon.o Philips. szeryf pc !
w:atowy Henne2in nalez-
nose 1 W
J r Baker & Co., towary ola
ratu5za. . w
Winona Gas Light Co., gaz
ola ratusza....,.......... IL "a
Louis Kraft, %reperacye PREY
schodach u ratusza........ IL so
WinoDa Railway & Light Co.
swiatio dla wiezienia... 6 80.
L L Bartlett, reparacye W
wiezienlu ............... z 05
z Fun d uszu c b.
Fl j Grab0w .......... . 4 80
Emil Miller.."....."......".. l3 10.
john Won Rohr.....""..... 6 90
Field & Benedict, m;eso ola
fanny ubogich....... 16 "A
q Flu d u s z u dr6g j OF
to ".
John Stein, pobudowanje
Montgomery workmanship 90.
VIM Pome1y, kamienie ola
Montgomery mostu 152 10
Przyjeto nsstepu]aca uchwa}e.
Stan Minnesota, powiat. WI
nohski.
Poniewaz " spravie Stanu
Minnesota przeciw GotlYbow1
Yahnke, o DIGESTIVE, oskarzony "
rzeczonym przypadku zap}acit
koszta i odnosnemi stronami zu~
pelnie zalatwlf, a rzeczone za}at-
wienle przez prokuratnra powiato-
wego zostato potwlerdzonen, przeto
Uchwala sic, il wspomuiany
Gottlieb Yahnke niniejszem zwol~
n,onym jest Cd dalszych zobowia~
zan wzgledem rzeczonego pow!atu
CO DO utrzYmania dzlecka Nary
Kehrseit.
Nastepujqce spyavozdanie ko-
mitetu Cd druk6w zosta}o. przyjete
i do ait Wclelope.
OBRADY KOMITETU DRU-
K0W.
Poniedzla4ek, 3 Pazdziernika 1898,
o godzlnle 8 pc po}udniu.
NastepuJace oferty wzgledea.
wykonania 14,7oo kart szemato-
vych do wybor6w powiatowych
d~oreczono, st6sowuie do p%ubIikacyl
i znaleziono iak n%astepu]e:
Herald Publishing Co..... .$2l so
D Sinclair Publishing Co.. IS 90
jos Leicht.......... ..... 49 90
Ma wnlosek komisarza Herka
oddano kontrakt ma dostawe IA, 700
szemat6w do g}osowan,a ma wybo~
rauh powjatowych drukarni Herald
Publishing Co., "a $21.50:
o W Hunt.
Jan Herek.
w F Kobler.
PosWladcza:
Hermann Welbel, auditor powiat
Ma wniosek odroczYla 81
Rada az do Platku, IA Pszdzier
MIA. O godz.. 9 przed po1.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1898-10-27
PoPa poIOwan

-
.ooiecujo bye nadzwyczaj dobrg Kolej
Northern Pacific p1zerzyna okollce,
maj2ce swiatowa Save pod w~zgledem
low6w, .szczeg6luie ma kury kaczki
. .gesiz.
!: PPiisa6 do =Cnua s. $. zee szGea.Pan
Agent Nor PIac: By. q przesle bro
zaw1esajaca blizsze sz.zeg6ly
wya'aaaep ,qs .eanos AslaE6H.z !
1sz.ss
PeclagI gazemI Rdntsch
i / Essp=== Gas os MIetienleesa,,.
] 0sobliiWossc'a u. /. pociagaseA kole
NesthasWlgaesterp jel esuiet;enie tyn
gga pss11 'sttas! Nazys TIC .EEeslpieszn,zcf
peelageaeeha5.IQ,l a & 1es : przaa;
dzenie Wnetrza kar i.mieklkise kkrzessl,
6dkeTe, bardzo jazde uprzyjemnia.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1898-10-27

Poswiadcza:
Hermann We1bel, auditor powiat.
Ma wniosek odroczYla sic
Rada az do Platku, Il Pezizier
Mia, o godz., 9 pred pol.
Piatek k, IA Pazdz. 1898.
Rada zebrafa sic st6aownie do
o~droczenla, wszyscy cz1onkowle
byli obecni.
Nastepuj4ce rachunki Iri}s
zwolone zostaiY z Funduszu pc
wiatowego.
Posi- & Gle, ubezpieczenie
ratusza. $3.50 &c
Lewiston teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1878-1900, 1898-12-10
Pacific Coast Commerce.

The great Pacific ocean will, in
the near future, become the great
est commercial highway Of the
world. The development Of the
Pacifc-tropics has been phenome-
nal and the events ofthe last years
history mark an era in this com.
mercial progress. The whole west
ern coast of America already feels
the impetus Of this development.
The coast cities will become trade
centers, not only for a broad and
rich interior, but for the whole
world. The northwest coast will
soon be the storm center OF the
worlds greatest commercial field.
This fact gives importance to
the transportation systems that
extend from the coast cities to the
interior. The open river question
Is brought to the front as nation
al question when the whole nation
is thinking Of the Pacific and Pa
cifc commerce. Lewiston will be
the nearest terminal point on any
trans.contineutal route between
the great lakes and the Pacific,
to consuming center Of the United
States. the Mississippi valley.
The importance of free water
way FROM the great Pacific six
hundred miles into the interior
will be subject for national con-
sideration when this new commerce
is fairly inaugurated. Lewiston
will, in that event, be the greatest
gateway on any transportation
system in the United States.
Lewiston teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1878-1900, 1898-12-10
A Bar Association

Judge Z, c. Steele was in the
city this week. He has taken in
hand the organization of a district
bar association. II Is the desire
OF the judge aud other promoters
OF this important feature Of juris-
prudence TO hold q meeting in Lew
iston and effect an organization,
A bar association will facilitate
legal proceedings, When a strong
bar is organized thoroughly the
combined efforts of an Intelligent
body Of men afford great support
to the bench, and to all members
OF the association.
This judicial district has the
material to form the strongest as.
ISOLATION in the state. The in
huence Of such an association
would extend 70 all parts, of the
country In addition 70 the local
Lewiston teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1878-1900, 1898-12-10
Imperialism.

Imperialism in its broad sense is
not consistent with republicanism.
Those who oppose the policy OF
extension wonld use the word in
an offensive sense. The condition
OF extension was forced upon us.
The government control of the &C
qui-ed territory does not imply the
mastery Of the inhasitants of the
islauds.
Our exact position would be
better named paternalism. 1t is
the province of a republic to pro.
mote liberty. 1t would not be con-
sis.ent in broad sense to enforce
submission to our control. At the
same time it Is incumbent upon
this nation to educate and civilize
the natives of Cuba, Puerto Rico
and the Philippines.
Our occupation is not purely a
conquest. These countries were
rescued from the tyranny of rotten
old monarchy and it is our govern
men, duty to redeem them from
their own sayagery as we'll as from
the oppression of Spain
The opposition to expansion in
the days of Washington and Jeffer-
son was very consistent. The six
million people of that day were oc.
cupied in self defense and in con-
quering the desert. The seventy
millions OF today demand an ex-
tension Of trade The demands Of
commerce force our people into the
tropics and the development Of the
wealth of the tropics is demand
OF the age. The civilized world
demands the increase of the pro-
ducts of these islands Of the seas
and i; is the paternai duty Of the
United States to promote their
development. In humanitarian
sense. in a commercial seAse i'm
perialism is consistent with repub-
lican tenets.
The products Of the tropics have
been subject to increasing demands
of commerce. The crying demand
Of the civilized world Is for reform
of the tropics. The United States
has been called upon to inaugu-
fate this worlds reform of civiliz-
lug the peoples of the tropical
islands. The policy should not be
called Imperialism in the offensive
sense OF the term
The progress of upbuilding the
commerce Of these islands is surely
not the inconsistent imperialism
that Washington and Jefferson
contemplated with alarm
Lewiston teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1878-1900, 1898-12-10

The official count shows sub
stantial republican gains for Idaho,
IN 1896 the republican vote was
about $3.50 as against "a, 500 Of the
combined fusion forces. In the
last election the republican vote is
1924 as against 1852 of the
fusion and s.I45 Of the populist
vote. The republican vote has
more than doubled while the COM
bined opposition parties have not
gained 1000 votes. The fusionists
though successful in carrying the
state. are in woeful plight in the
control of the legislature. In the
senate of 81 members the new ad.
tninistration will have but seven
votes and in house Of 80 mem
bers they have but u votes. The
legislature is in control OF the
whims of independent members,
and the administration will be
forced to compromises at every
point or il will be handicapped by
adverse legislation.
Lewiston teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1878-1900, 1898-12-10
Community Economy.

A, q private business enterprise
would suffer from the neglect Of
any important detail SO the busi-
ness interests of the community
suffered from the neglect Of any
home industry. In the sense of a
business balance of the expendi-
lures exceed the income disaster
will follow. If the imports of a
country exceed the exports, public
financial disaster will follow.
This principle of economy should
become public as we'll as private
attention. The individual cannot
resist the influence of common
proaigacy. The subject Of pat
ronase Tor home industries is a
fundamental issue. Before this
phase Of the subject becomes an
is se Sss . aisssuist Establish the home
! industries.
"a car imports do not balance our
Eexports. but the general balance
NAV not equal the profits of our
production II is very probable
that the community. of this waste
Of soil fertility were estimated with
( The labor and other expenditure.
that the community is tending to-
ward bankruptcy.
The remedy for this increase i.
the establishment, of diversified in
dustries. The community should
be made rich by a conservativ,
policy. We must have home in
dustries, even by encouraging thi
upbuilding in our midst if WI
make our prosperity perpetual.
Lewiston teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1878-1900, 1898-12-10

The efforts of the Northern
Pacific company to control all rail-
road privileges within the city
limits by the extension Of their
line for no apparent purpose but
to keep the O r < n. company
out is a violation OF the spirit o:
their city franchise. This valuable
Franchise wis granted in consider
alton Of its use for the public good.
The river frontage, and especially
that portion below high water line.
should be guarded against any
grabbing scheme like the one in
Dictated by the work of this week.
1t is the duty of the city officers tc
protect the public interests and il
is undoubtedly to the interest oil
the public to prevent the abuse Of
franchise right to shut rival rail-
roads ont Of the city.
Lewiston teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1878-1900, 1898-12-10
An 0pen-River Congress.

The Lewiston public should
arouse to energetic effort iu The
!sgomo.ion Of an epen-river CON
Igress. The great rivers which
penetrate the Inland Empire are
very important water ways. This
condition at this time compared
with any other rivers in the United
States convicts this fostering
government Of dire neglect, An
open-river congress would attract
attention to the neglected condition
and an influence for good would
follow.
That congress should, for various
reasons, be held in Lewiston. The
attending delegates would learn ob.
/ jet lessons by the journey from
other points to Lewiston. There
are none so stupid but they would
enthuse over our wonderful re
sources and enlist in the cause fol
our relief.
Lewiston teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1878-1900, 1898-12-10
Contest Notice

Department, OF the Interior. United States Laal
Once. Lewiston, Idaho. October l1ni. 1928
sufficient aiiayt having been filed in this ONCE
BY Frank .. Soderman, cantestant. against John
w. Thompson, entry No. Si9l. made June LIST. 1877
for lots H. Is, ~. 20. -. b. 81 AMI 3D. section Is
township 49, N, range ), W, BY John W Thompson
eontesiee. In which IT Is alleged that said John W
Thompson has wholly abandoned the SAID tract o
lana, tor more than six months last past and mex
prsr 10 the date hereof ami further that he has
established his residence on said tract That he has
wholly abandoned the saii tTac. and has entirel,
tailed AMI neglected TO comply with the requirement,
OF the homestead law, as to residence cultivation
and improvements. SAID parties hereby notfe.
TO appear. respond and offer eviienc touching sal.
allegation al 10 O'Clock a. On Dec. 20 1893, be
fore the register and receiver Il, the United State,
Lara Once in Lewiston. Idaho.
The SAID contestant having. in a proper aisisvit
eied October 18th. 1898. set forth facts which show
that after due diligence, personal service of ihi.
notice can no, be made. II is hereby ordered an!
directed that such notice be given by due and prope
publication.
CHARLES n. CAREY. Receiver.
Tics. Mules. AIRY for Centsstsoi.
Lewiston teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1878-1900, 1898-12-10

The figures Of the state election
teach some useful lessons. The
increase Of the republican vote in
the state Is very encouraging, The
chief reason for the confidence in
future control Of the state is en-.
HANGED oy the reversal Of fusion
control in some of the most inlpor-
tant counties in the state. Nez
Perez, Latah and Ada counties
were carried by the republicans.
Only in these counties were the
issues of the campaign properly
presented to the people. The re-
publicans were without local
papers in the mining and rural
districts. The voters in these
counties are steadfast to old pie.
JUDGES. Where the republican.
had strong party journal in the
local fields the effec, is demon.
strated by the returns. This in
stance is an effective campaign les
son. The local paper is the politi
cal educator. 1t is also demon
s,rated by these results that gooe
lessons properly administered viii
make good republicans out Of al
kinds of political timber,
Lewiston teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1878-1900, 1898-12-10
A Congressional Budget.

The Inland Empire did not have
friend in the presidential house
hold when the list of appropriations
was made out for the guidance OF
congress. The region of all others
which needs government aid was
not honored with even a dole of
the plentiful millions.
The Inland Empire by virtue of
the geographical conditions sur
rounding it should have been first
in mind as it is first in need OF
government aid. We are neglect
ed. 1t is not because we are GU,
Of current history or out of mind
bnt because government aid tina,
would practically open our great
river to traffic, would interfere
with the schemes of great fnanciers
whose interests in politics are frs,
and all important.
This question Of river improve
ment should be made a personal
and political issue. Though the
west is deficient numerically in con.
gressional influences, united politi
cal action on the subject Of All
open river would nest All infaence
that would move the seemingly in
different powers at the heads O
department committees aud con
gress itself.
Lewiston teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1878-1900, 1898-12-10
Modern Evangelism.

The decadence of pulpit ora,ory
is Notable. There are none to fill
aoceptably the pulpi,s Of Spurgeon
and Beecher. Evangelism is in-
fueaced by fads Of a day, Preach
ing. like literature. is influenced
by iguisiatuus uoteriety. The
Haggards have marked an era in
literature aud the Sam Joneses in
religious teaching.
Moody will ever stand as a
,aodel OF evangelism. Moody has
no iultatOrs. Those who aim at
his ideals are modern coun,erteits.
The pulpit Founders or religious
barn stormers had their day. They
did great good as pioneer mis-
sionsries. They not only evangei.
lied, but they civilized the back
woods Of GU, country. The energy
and the logic Of the old circuit
rider effected reformation. bu,
progressive intelligence demanded
progressive lessons in Christianity
The religious teachers have no,
kept aPace with the age. rhi:
is the emotional stage of develop
msnt in religious teaching. The
public mind may be said to have
Ysssed to the logical stage, The
pulpit orators who have made last
ing impressions upon these genera
sious have been deep reasoners
Why they have not made the pull
pi, fashions rather than the Tai
usses and Sam Joneses, is mys
psry TO the iasmen.
Lewiston teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1878-1900, 1898-12-10
Contest N0tlce.

Department of the Interior. Unitei States Land
Office. Lexiston, Idaho October 18th. 1898.
sufficient contest affidavit having been filed II
this Office by Charles " Cook. contestant agains
Dirk Hsverkanp entry No. s,lt. made June 10Th
1897. for SEX section 10. township =. N range 2
W m. by Dirk Haverkamp contes,ee. in which II /.
alleged that: said Dirk Haverkamp has wholly
abandoned the said tract of Land for than six To-
months last past and next prior to date hereof AM
further that he has never established his residence
thereon as provided BY law In such cases. That HI
has wholly abandoned the said tract and tina, he ha,
entirely failed and neglected to comply with thu
homestead Law as 10 residence, cultivation and i'm
provements said parties are hereby notified 10 appear
respond and offer evidence touching said allegation
at 10 O'Clock a. N. on December 10TH 1888, Before
the Register AMI Receiver at the United States Ian.
Office In Lewiston. Idaho.
The said conieStan, having. in proper affidavit
filed Oct. 18TH 1893. Sc, forth facts which show tina
after due diligence. personal Service OF this noilct
cannot be made il is hereby ordered ana directed tina
such notice be given by due and proper publication
CHARLES II. CAREY. Receiver.
lhos, Mullen. Attorney for Contestant,
Lewiston teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1878-1900, 1898-12-10
Contest Notice.

Department of the Interior, United States Land
Office, Lewiston. Idaho. Oct. 10Th, 1928.
A sufficient contest affidavit having been filed in
this office BY John T. Vosburgh. contestant. agans,
William Fuller entry No. 42o9 made February 18th,
1895. for VIZ swA swA NV or lot 8. section Y and
lot |. section D. township 80 n range W. by William
Fuller contestee, in which |, is alleged that said
William Fuller has wholly Abandoned the said tract
Of land. for more than six 10Y months last pas, and
mex; prior TO date hereof, and further that he has
established his residence thereon that he has
wholly abandoned the said tract that he has entirely
failed and neglected to reside upon and cultivate
and improve the same said parties hereby noti-
fed to appear. respond AMI offer evidence touching
said aeg alton at 10 a. Dec. 2ist 1898. before
the Register and Receiver a, the United States Land
Once n Lewiston. Idaho.
The said contestant having, IN proper affidavit,
filed Oct. 10th. 1898 set forth facts which show thai
after due diligence. personal service Of this notice
can not be made. is hereby ordered and directed
that such notice be given by due and proper pubiioa
| ton. CHARLES h. GARBY Receiver.
Thos. Mullen. Attorney for Contestant.
Lewiston teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1878-1900, 1898-12-10

benefits that would be direct and
immediate.
The state of Nevada won dis.
tinction through the medium Of a
strong bar association. That small,
but rock ribbed, state is first in the
history of jurisprudence. The
strength of the legal decision of
that state is rooted in the organiza.
ton Of the members of the bar.
Lewiston teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1878-1900, 1898-12-10
Order TO Show Cause Why Order Of Sale o.
Real Estate Should Not be Made.

In the Probate Court of Nex Perez County. Idaho
In the matter of the estate OF William McDonough
insane.
o. l.. Phillips, the guardian Of the estate Of VIII
liam hcDonough, an insane person. having filed in
this court his petition. duly verified praying for an
order of safe OF all OF the real estate of said William
McDonough for the purpose therein set FORTH
II Is therefore ordered by the Judge OF said court
that all persons interested in the said estate OF said
William McDonough appear before the said court on
the 9th day of January. 1899. at the hour of II
o clock a. m. of the said day at the court room Of
said at the court house in the city OF Lewiston
county of Nez Perce state OF ldaho 10 show cause
why order should not be granted TO the said Q. L.
phillips sell all of the real estate OF the said VIII
liam McDonough and that copy OF this order Be
published at least four successive weeks in tn,
Lewiston Teller. newspaper printed and publishes
| in said City and county.
Dated Dec. Th 1898.
p T. SIookey Probate Judge
Lewiston teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1878-1900, 1898-12-10
Criminal License.

! The outbreak or crime in this
community is the occasion OF
alarm. Lewiston has been noted
for years for the very peaceablc
disposition of its citizens. This
condition has been reversed and
the way is clear for notiety of the
opposite kin1.
The cause of the recent display
of criminal instinct is largely to
be found i'll the temptation for out
lawry. The doors, it might be
said, are wide open here for the
educated criminal to ply his pro-
fession. AS we have never been
called upon to meet the condition
in the past we are not prepared to
protect our interests against the
experienced criminal. Our wide
open policy affords license to
criminals.
We are now in the identical con-
dition that every city of the north
west experienced at some stage OF
the development of municipal pro-
lection measures. We are called
upon as protection Of self inter
estS and in the name OF morality
as public police to remove the
temptation for crime. We are
called upon to protect the individ-
ual and public interests by pubic
measures.