The Detroit times., 1910-06-30


Anything NO MATTER WHAT with the ONE exception municipal
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a Under no conditions municipal ownership
The mayor would first
He has elected.
Verify SO did elect)
Throw the mayor municipal ownership drowning though
b. he would duck as he has persisted all along duckins
Throw the mayor lifeline gentlemen his head
The broke and he out in a
doing all in his but there must help and must
Y soon, for election is coming
Did election!
Election day.
mayor is election"
To Expert himself to be informed
foow quoting from Mr. Bacrofs letter the drowning mayor:
that the appraisal committee balances paid at once
"You areth through with the committee Of fifty absolutely
~ dismissed Mesrs. Webster, Stanley and Walker.
and will the future of appointing
I Webster corporation counsel This important the sense at
nv should reelected might embaIa
tAs whole situation change hands Of the D. u r.
advocates"
VI And So at last here endeth the committee of fifty
And so passeth Mr. Webster from the landscape and
with the
left take its chances with the next painting
gentlemen of the council to fill in the picture
III Couldn't You Griffith Of the Art museumi
Or let Bob up the brush and
used be and few wild flowers to indicate
WHARF It has gone.
Committees of fifty fit schemes just
MIR election than they just before election it
And by the token behold Clyde webster boom for legal
esr to the city shot full looking unlike sieve
Mr. Webster only himself to blame
cognzant Expert Barcrofts power Tor ne was upl
against it.
anticipate the day when Mr. Bancroft would take
matters in and under conditions of his prescr
ing, and should have demanded a retainer
incidentally gentlemen just you top there no
reason why should kick the mayor
re really thought you know fifty could do
better than you could
members of this committee were drawn as representa-
1ivss Of an IDEA THE MAYOR HAD
All you gentlemen represent people Detroit who know
ng about this street railway they by of
settlement
unless the contrary from that petition have
WITH $4,000 calling for the public ownership Of the in)
It's just way gentlemen.
ahead and made appraisal what the
but he acted this capacity the representa-
PEOPLE the Representatives when he
the committee of fifty only and as
representative of the mayors idea
getting together and when ready receive the well
servant the committee Mr. Bancroft
himself with his and narrowly escaped being kicked down
Tie city hall steps with it
Later Mr. Bancroft and his report very
railway problem be settled basis
would leave the lines the hands OF the Detroit United railway and
the patrons at its mercy
The result which bowling scrapng
Drcro splendid opportunity Mr. Bancroft demand balm for
much mental pain distress and the other injuries the lawyers
II Of the kind
you Bancroft much addition to having
his hated e the committee and having shaped the mayors
ovdng and charge private
sshp for mayor wants it settled that
petition of $4,000 voters hand demand
municipal ownership impres at ALL gives mixing
81 your constituents feel about this matter might wait until
proposition and then get Mr. Bancroft
3 che standpoint Of these citizens wishes
mayor appraisal for campaign plan and
appraisal arbitrate
nnt appraisal which railway settlement for all
Hns regardless of second terms personal political ambitions
II you ALL people entitled confederation
Suu needn't particular about helping the
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