The Detroit times., 1909-01-29
cIazier Should 10 to
Prison But Should
Not Suffer Alone
Lansing Jury Did lie Duty Well
Setter Than Another Jury
Of q Few Weeks Ago Did.

the charge of Judge weist
Whether closing bank due to politics had nothing
with case either
Judge Weist had delivered his charge there was p
tvsy NO hope az convincing that ne
HAD Incorporated the funds
He was found guilty and supreme shall hold
on appeal trial judge erred Michigan is about 10 sec
another man 60 prison.
prison entrusted with other people
money who took it for his personal USE INTENDING Pun
bsck y, ,,or
Il They always INTEND to put back, BUT THEY DO NOT
PUT 1T BACK
The downfall disgrace of Gazer is but the DID, OLD Story
tod retold and again
He has a family and daughter and the case Is
for sympathy, but Frank Gazer was man wv"
enough acquainted with the world to know where nc was " e
MP the put his hand on the first cent that QUO NOT
sh
There are always mothers fathers wives sons and daugh
Ss IN these the public is asked to CONSIDER Du ~
he guilty himself considers In Tune
~. Time. !. considerable of Mr. Glaciers family and sympa
.A,... Nth ira members but PAPER NEVERTHELESS
ropEs TO SEE GLAZIER LAND IN PRISON
Not punishment of the ex-state treasurer s ~
deaerves punishment but warning 10 onei ne" f'e
responsible positions by gift of the state and to oenes VIM ~
trusted handling of other peoples money opr
The purpose the law is not to punish the gny AZ " M
1TS PURPOSE those tempted to break tne law ~ w wv
man WIKI goes the penitendary =.
Thu. b.ng the real purpose of what it and OF
what benefit society when prosecution stops at
There has for law in this country on inc
part of few OF them 60 TO PRISON m w
- . ar. opeled to complete when we 90 get
them there. III. II
For the puritv of Mhgan for the protection OF
che money and of the money OF others yns ~
g. -. effect placed in positions OF trust oy
the state and by general public LET GLAZEk BE Sem ~
PRISON FOR GOOD STIFF TERM AND LET HIM BE-
KEPT THERE.
While Glazier is guilty The Times has urged 'ha nc
was not blame for the loss suffered oy tne sA am
ether depositors in the Chelsea bank
The testimony of the banking commissioner at ' W
sufstaxtiated contention Of this paper
% banking commissioner months before the crash came
that II inevitable ,., f.. 49,. ,.
did foresee this, he never was quaiheo 0' ~
don he holds
II. knew how Glaze involved and he must have known
he was using the state in his personal
He told would have to reduce his Indebtedness "
she bank r,,rS c,;
Claxier didn't do 1t and he told MN again. anu A ~
iHdnt do it. -, o.r -, .. -
80 little in it
-. u.-r.r knew the condition of Chelsea bank.
And when its doors he knew his banking examiner
"a not done duty when he should have done It.
And yet banking commissioner is continued MS ~
rh;. same governor remains in his high position
re Ca.xier was Justly guilty and should be punished
But should he suffer aoneF :.
Shall we justice when man goes to prison or MS
,do;rg and others guilty in places of honor
Judge charged that the only fact to be CONSIDERED Was
eer appropriated the money OF the state TO MS own
ma ,u,, 81
A.rt;o commissioner long before the bank collapsed
should official guilty in this manner OF deeiction OF
Nutv be continued in his office!
.oud governor in his job such state
~c. be remain in his exalted position'
I. "a III. ;urv which convicted Glazier did its duty we'll
The jury returned its verdict in the case OF Gov Warner
rt election dayhe jury of the voters the state Michigan
failed mserab bring in verdict IN with tne
and the facts