Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1908-08-13
First Formal Address Of Repuhli-
can Candidate for Governor
in Burlington Aug. 10.
is INTERVIEWED ON ISSUES
Platforms OF Parties Much Alike but
He Names Many Points Which vot.
ers should Consider Carefully
APATHY WIN Never set-
tie Them.


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70 cons,der II The way can ne seen I.
make larger appropriations by the state
for the advancement Of this work, /,
should be done
In past utterances, have urged III,
reed Of placing public service corpora
tons under State control. Now, only The
railroads are subject TO this supervision
Other utilities ike telephone telegraph
and express companies, should not b.
overlooked In TINS respect Wh'ie l woul'
not he understood as 'rguing Tor an IN
creased NUMBER Oh Sta'e COMMISSIONS -
accomplish inns complete SUPERVISION
beheNe 'hat Steps Sho"io DC TAKEN ""h'
''e ""'S ''o''"''"'
PUBLIC SERVICE COMMISSION
=. al .,,,,,, ,..,., .,,o
can be placed under the control O
one commission, backed by streng
thenng OF the power now given tn
railroad commission. that perhap
would he solution OF the matter Il
any event the control should be pro
vided for and in order that the bes
way to accomplish this may he indicat