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street Openings.

To the Honorable the Common Councils:
Gentlemen - Your Committee on
street Openings. to whom was referred
the petition OF James ii. O'Neill for va
cation OF Quincy street. respectfully re-
mort that we have had - the matter
under consideration and find that said
street In n Guide sac and will never be
opened beyond its present limits. and
there being no objection thereto. we
recomme the adoption OF the fol-
lowing resolution.
Respectfuiiy submitted,
WILLIAM f. ZOELLER.
CHAS w. BURTON,
ALBERT T. ALLAN.
JAMES VERNON.
CHAS +. WING.
Accented. and on leave the following
resolution was offered.
By Aid. Zoeller:
Resolved. That all that part OF
Quincy street lying south OF the south
line OF West Grand boulevard and
easterly OF the easterly line OF Sterling
avenue extended to the south line OF
West Grand boulevard. be. and the
same IL hereby vacated.
Adopted as follows:
Ald.--Alian. Bir.on. Deimel. Ellis.
Field, Garvey. Goeschel Gutnan,
HARPER. Heating, Koenig, Sorte
Rosentnal. Rutter, Schultz. Shapland,
Skrxycki, Theisen, Thompson. Tossy,
Trevor, Vernon. Walsh. Watson, Wing.
link, Zoeller. Gilman and the presi-
dent Pro Tent
Nays--None.
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AN ORDINANCE regulating the

AN ORDINANCE regulating the prac-.
tice of midwifery In the City OF
Detroit
1t is hereby ordained by the People
OF tire City OF Detroit:
Section l. That no person shall en-
gage in the practice, of midwifery In
the City of Detroit without obtaining Q
Sec. 2. The Board OF Health OF the
City OF Detroit is hereby vested with
power and authority to adopt rules and
midwifery in the City OF Detroit, In
Guiding rules and regulations for ad-
mission to said practice. the regula-
ton and Inspection OF midwives, and
may specify under what terms and con-
ditions license may Issue for said
practice within the City.
Sec. 3. As used In this ordinance the
practice OF midwifery means the Offer
Ing or undertaking by any person. to
assist for compensation OF any kind
a woman In normal childbirth but II
does not include at any childbirth the
use of instruments nor the assistance
OF childbirth by any artificial, forcibie
or mechanical means. nor the perform
ance OF any version. nor the removal
OF adherent placenta. nor the adminis-
tering. prescribing. advising or employ
ing In childbirth OF any drug other
than disinfectant This ordinance
shall not be construed as applying to
thorized to practice medicine and reg
istered according to law. - shall IL
authorize any midwife to practice medi-
cine.
Sec. 4. Any person who shall prac-
tice Midwifery In the City OF Detroit In
violation OF any OF the rules or regula-
lions prescribed by the Board OF
Health, or In violation of any of the
provisions Of this ordinance shall for
each and every offense be fined not
moro than One Hundred Dollars. and
In default OF payment thereof the
offender may be committed to the De-
troit House OF Correction until such
fine be paid for any period OF time not
exceeding six months.
Sec. 5. This ordinance shall take i'm
mediate effect.
Approved July 10, 1910.
PHILIP BREITMEYER,
42) Mayor.
Attest:
CHARLES A NICHOLS.
City Clerk
(onicial papers please copy)
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visisns Of law. that there shall Be sub y;
mttted 10 the Qualined electors o. seso
city the aforesaid bill to amend CnAt
ter Of the City OF Detroit: anu %
RESOLVED. That the amsndms.nss g. to
the Charter Of the City OF Detroit mere
.pa q n BE n a. FORM IN the
bill set forth; and, be 4 further a
Resolved. That.the ballots to be usea seq
said election whsn ySsins Y fp .s to-
Shall Chapter Four ca of the Char,
ter OF the City Of Detroit be amsnae"
Detroit. who are not membsrs OF the
Commission or Board awarding con,
tract to be interested In said contraetf
xis.mxils an Burton Barton. pslmsl Ellis
Field. Garvey,. Goeschel GItn an
HsrpLsr SsSsinx o KSsaii; e,nSs Sras.
Trevor, Vernon. Walsh. Watson. Wing
link. zoeller. Gilman and the Presi-
dent Pro Tennis.
Aid. Gilman moved to take from the
table resolution laid over July ~. III"
S c . ,Sss .l.ction 70 which
ton prevailed
Aid. Gilman moved tho adoption OF
the resolution.
Atu. AEcvoI Moscu - ~ on
that the date be changed to Aug. ~
for holding the special election.
Aid. Vernon moved as an amendmsn.
to the amendment that the date be the
same as the regular November cleo
ton. which motion was lost a. foilows'
Yeas--Ald. Allan. Burton, risiu'
Heating. vernor-6.
Nays--Ald Defined. Ellis. Garvey, Gin
nan. Goeschel. Gutman. HARPER. koen.s'
Korte. Lempke. Ostrowski Owen. Klein
hardt. Rutter. Schultz. Shapland.
Skrxycki, Theisen, Thompson. Tossy.
Trevor. Walsh. Watson. Wing. link
zoeller-3s.
The question recurring on the mo-
tion OF Aid. Trevor II was lost as fol-
lows:
Yeas-Ald Allan. Burton Field.
Heating. Koenig. Korte. Lempke,
Shapland. Theisen. Thompson. Trevor,
yyernTr, wi,ng. zinkand the president
Nays-Ald. Defined. Ellis. qarvey.
Gilman. Goeschsl. Gutman, Harpfer.
ostrowski, Owen. Reinhardt: Rosenthal.
Rutter. Schultz, .skrzycki. Tossy.
Walsh. Watson. Zoelier--1s.
The question was then put on the
original resolution which was adopted
Aid ~Ai,an. Burton. Defined. Ellis.
Weld. Carney, Goeschci. 0utman.
i.cmpkc. ostrowsEi. owen. Rs,nhsrat.
Rosenthal. Rutter. Schultz. Shapland.
skrzycki, Theisen, Thompson. Tossy.
Trevor. Vernon. Walsh. Watson. Wing.
link. Zoeller. Gilman and the Presi-
dent Pro Tennis.
Nays-None.
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Fire Protection.


To the Honorable the Common Council:
Gentlemen-Your COMMITTEES on Fire
Protection. to whom was referred ths
communication from the Department
course OF construction at 646-s Dix
avenue. respectfully report that prior
to the adoption OF the new Fire Lin
its Ordinance, Mr.. NJ Haley had let
ments for the erection of two-story
brick store and dwelling at 646-s DIX
avenue. The foundation walls OF the
stors part are IN sioa' aere OF t rein y
force the foundation walls making
16-ihch wall OF same and continuing
with 12-inch walls for the store. n the
Department would allow an S-inch
wall for the portion to be used as q
dwelling The srinch wall would not
have been violation at the time ne
contemplated building and In view
thereof your Committee recommend the
adoption OF the following resolution.
Respectfully submitted.
JAMES VERNON.
VIM r. ZOELLER,
MAURICE J. HEATING.
Accepted. and on leave the Following
resolution was offered,
BY Aid. vernon.
Buildings he and is hereby authorized
and Instructed 10 issue a permit to NJ.
Haley TO construct two-story brick
store and dwelling at 64s-s DIX avenue
under agreement made with Depart
ment OF Buildings and set forth i'm the
above report.
Adopted as follows:
AId.-Allan. Burton. Defined, Ellis.
Field. Garvey. Goeschel, Gutman.
HARPER Heating. koenig, kvrt+
I,empke, Ostrowski. Ow.n. Refnhardt.
Rosenthai, Rutter. Schultz. shaIland.
Skrzycki, Theisen, Thompson. Tossy,
Trevor. Vernon, Walsh. Watson. Wing.
link. Zoeller, Gilman and the Presi-
dent Pro Tennis.
Nays--None.
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To the Honorable the Common Council:
Gentlemen Your COMMITTEES on
Parks and Boulsvards: To- 70 whom nom Wa sns
Department of Parks and Bouievards
requesting that $500 be transferred
from the surplus receipts of that De.
Eo. 500. Palmer Park Improvement.
for the purpose OF installing = pump
to increase the water pressure NJ
Palmer Park. respectfully report ina ,ss
Grafton aud believe that the pump
should be iLstalied. and the transfer
having been concurred In by the Com
msns t TN w ssSp,soS q n.
Respectfully submitted.
OTTO REINHARDT.
WIN. r. SHAPLAND.
GEO, II: ELLIS.
D. R0sENTHAL
ROBERT II. RUTTER;
Accepted. and on leave the following
resolution was onered.
By Aid. Reinhardt:
Resolved. That the sum OF $500 OF
the surplus receipts OF the PARK ano
boulevard Department. be. and the
same L. hereby appropriated AND trsns
ferred from Account No. 80 to Account
No. 500: Palmer Park im ~ .Ss sn"ys
report, and the City Controller be ana
he IL hereby instructed to make the
proper entry upon his books showing
Adopted as follows: ,,,.
Ald.-Allan. Burton. Defined. Ellis
Field. 0arvey. Goeschel. Gutmah
HARPER. keaiins. Kosnig Ko sS,
RosentSai, Ruttsr. Schultz. shagland
Skrzycki, TheIsen, Thompson. Toss
Trevor. Vernon. Walsh. Watson. WINS
link. Zoeller. Gilman and the fres'-
dent Pro Tem.-S3.
Nays-None.
FROM THE SAME.
To the Honorable the Common coun-
ell:
Gentlemen--Your Committee on
referred the Communication from the
department OF parks and bonlevards
transmitting proposals Tor TANDEM roao
rollers, respectfully report that we
have had the same under consideration
and recommend that the contract en-
tered into by the Department OF Parks
and Boulevards with the Kelly Spring
nssr Roller ar , G fsr hereby sDds%
and we therefore offer the following
resolution.
Respectfully submitted,
OTTO REINHARDT.
VIM. r. SHAPLAND.
GEO. II. ELLIS,
CHAS F. WING.
u. ROSENTHAL.
ROBERT W. RUTTER
Accepted and on leave the following
resolution was offered:
BY Aid Reinhardt.
Resolved. That the contract entered
into by the Department of Parks and
Boulevards with the Kelly Springfield
Road Roller Co. for furnishing said
Department with one tandem steam
road roller for the sum OF $3.50. as
per bid. be and the same Is hereby
approved and confirmed.
Adopted as follows:
Aid.-Allan. Burton. Deimel, Ellis
Field, Carney, Goeschel. Gutman
HARPER. Kaating, Koonig korte
Lempke. Ostrowski. owen. Reinharit
.oser~>.al. Ruttey, Schultz. Shaplnro
Skrzycki, Theisen, Thompson. Tossy
Trevor, Vernon. Walsh, Watson. Wing
link. Zoeller. Gilman a:-d the Presi.
-dent-Pro- Tem.--33.
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To the Honorable. the Common Council:
Gentlemen--YourC Committee on Sewers,
TO whom YVES referred the communication
from the Department OF Public Works.
tfar shifting proposals for constructing
lateral sewers 2.i23. 2i2e 2.i30 and D.
1871. respectfully report that we have
bad the same under consideration and
lind that John Ginzei ~ the lowest bid
der for constructing 2,l23: that John 8
Affcld IL the lowest bidder for construct
Ing 2,l29 and that T. g. Whitaker Is
the lowest bidder for constructing Sewers
Nos 2130 ard 2,i31. and your Commit
tee being satisfied that the bids submit
ted are reasonable. recommend that the
contracts entered into by the Depart
ment OF Public Works. with the above
mentioned contractors for constructing
confirmed and that the resolutions pre-
scented by Aid. korte at a session held
On the 18th inst. o. G. G.. p-i07D ap-
proving and confirming the aforesaid
contracts, be adopted.
Respectfully submitted.
EDWARD j. KORTE,
OTTO RE1NHARDT,
A. J. WALSH.
WM. KOENTG,
WIN X. SHAPLAND
ROBERT w. RUTTER,
ALOIS A. DEIMEL
Accepted and Adopted as follows,
Ajd.--AllanR Burton. Deimcl Ellis.
Field Garvey, Gosschcl .utroau'
liarpfer. Iscating, Koeilig, Kort,'
Lempke. Ostrowski, owen. Keir hardt,
Rosenthal. Rutter. Schultz. Shapiand'
Trevor, Vernon. Walsh. Watson. Ming
link, Zoeller. Gilman and the PresI-
dent Pro TENTS.
Nays--None.
The Detroit times., 1910-07-27
A Bill.

to amend section l OF chapter 10 OF
an Act entitled AN Act to provide a
Charter for the city of Detroit and to
conflict Herewith" approved June z.
1888 as amended.
THE PEOPLE OF THE STATE OF
THE CITY o OF p Err rEq EaAcT pf
Section I. That section 1 of chap
ter 10 OF an Act entitled IAN Act to
provide Charter for the City OF De-
OF Acts In conflict Herewith" approx
ed June z, 1888. as amended. be and
the same Is hereby amended so as to
SCISSORS appointed by the Common
Council on the nomination OF the
Mayor. who will be known as the
their offices for the term OF three
years. beginning on the first day OF
July. one or more OF whom shall be
shall devote their whole time to the
duties OF their office and shall receive
such compensation as the Common
Council may determine. The Board
shall annually select one of its num-
Der president, and shall appoint sec
rotary. who shall keep a record Of the
proceedings of said Board at it's SEES
nSs1s and on Ravs s OF
munication. report or certificate shall
be required to he signed or verified by
the signature OF Ba1O bOaTu IL snail De
sufficient II the same be signed by
order of the Board OF Assessors" by
President OF such Board. with the ad-
dition OF the name OF his office.
Section 2. All Acts or parts OF Acts
IN conflict herewith are hereby repeal
ed.
WALTER NJ. TREVOR,
JOHN GRINDLEY,
LOUIS f.. TOSSY.
Accepted and laid on table for 80
BY Aid. Trevor:
Resolved. That at the next general
or special election to be held in the
City of Detroit. according TO the pro-
TO the ouaiifed electors OF said city
the aforesaid bill to amend the char
ter OF the City OF Detroit; and. be II
ResoIv ed, That the amendment to the
Charter OF the City of Detroit here
proposed to be In form. letter. sub.
stanes and ngure as s. IL the te,S Aforesaid
Resolved. That the ballots TO be used
ut said election when voting upon said
proposition or bill. shall be In the fol-
lowing form, to-wit.:
shall the Board OF City As
Be i Increased from three 20 Ave NO
Accepted. and laid on the table for
'' FROM THE SAME.
To the Honorable the common Council;
Gentlemen Your Committee on
Charter and City Legislation, to whom
was referred the bill submitted by AL
derman Trevor. amending Chapter OF
charter OF the City OF Detroit. by add
ing a new section thereto to be known
as Section 80. whereby officers OF the
City OF Detroit. who are not members
OF the Commission or Board awarding
A contract may be interested In said
contract. respectfully report that your
Committee can see no objection to the
approval Of this amendment. and we
therefore recommend the adoption or
the following resolution.
Respectfully submitted.
WALTER NJ. TREVOR,
GEORGE s. FIELD.
JOHN GRTNDLEY,
X. M. WATSON,
I. r. TOSSY.
Accepted. and on leave the following
resolution was offered.
BY Aid. Trevor
Resolved, That at the next general
or special election to be held In the
City of Detroit according to the pro-
The Detroit times., 1910-07-27

Gentiemen--Your COMMITTEES on Taxes.
TO whom vas referred the petitions OF j,
A. Eresnahan. Schermack Mfg Co. Ed
xmd repper. J. Fl: Stinc. James Hayes.
kcwskt Jacob King VIM. S. pepper. John
Niedcrer and Eugene H. Brow. all ask
inG for the cancellation. reduction or
co@ustment of certain general city taxes
The Detroit times., 1910-07-27
Liquor Regulation.

To the Honorable Common Council:
Gentlemen--Your Committee on
Liquor Regulation 10 whom was refer
red applications for liquor licenses. re-
spectfully report that we have had
same under consideration and after In
vestigation recommend the approval OF
the following applications. to-wit.
Frank Buettner. 6s4 Jos. Campau ave-
nue.; Edward Barnett. 81 Monroe
avenue.
Respectfully submitted.
HERMAN F. link.
JOHN HARPER.
GEO III. ELLIS,
LOUIS RI. LEMPKE.
John c. CARNEY
Accepted and adopted as follows:
-Ald--Allan,- Burtear -petnsei, Ellis,
Field, Carney, Goeschei. Gutman,
HARPER. Heating, Koenig. Kort..
Leinpke. Ostrowski. Owen. Reinh;trdt.
Eosentha1. kutter, Schultz. Shaplard.
Skrzyckf Theisen. Thompson, Tossy,
Trevor, Vernon. Walsh. Watson. Wing.
link. Zoeller. Gilman and the Presi-
dent Pro Tennis.
Nays-None.
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Charter and City Legislation.
TO the Honorable the Common coun.

To the Honorable the Common coun-
ell:
Gentlemen---Your Committee on
Charter and City Legislation beg
leave TO report that the Corporation
Counsel has drafted bill increasing the
Board of Assessors from to MEM
bers and We submit same to your hon
oratle body without recommendation.
The following il the bill:
The Detroit times., 1910-07-27

FI T6eisen Thompson. Tossys
IA Vernor, Walsh. Watson. VIM
Fxo Tom.--y3.
FROM THE SAME.
1tIemeu - Your committee on
fA 20 whom Was reterreo ens
[6blic works. transmitting pro,
- Tor furnishinE the Depars"rn.
ave geroage wagon Ms;;h,,rn
kuiix report tnst an r1v h,dSer
~ Company - the Only osssaat
your Committee oelns Ia raa'
me plos ~ sAtistuctory nntrect
Die. recommend tnat sns rvn, Win
I'd into by the Departneh. "asa
-compAny for FURNISHING .ne s sa,o
pn gears. be approved anu ~
80 AND tnat the rsso,us'on .ss,on
&old on the 18th inst ~. z. Z. p-tonn
DDTovtnB and connrmins tne "'oie
40 contract. be adoptra.
~ Respectfully Sup gST
{ OTTO G. SoESGn1EEEa
M yo9 11sS a.n ~
ruE
HE;MxN INK.
III WI SsfTTNiN
WxrTiN j OSTROwSKI
Accented and adopted as follows:
IA Ala ~ Allan aurton' Deimei. Ellis,
" 1rfciS cssrvev csoeschel. Gutman,
\ <4crrsar Kestino Koenig. Korte,
NE os,rawsti oven Reinhardt.
Ro~fnfhaI Rutter. Schultz, Shapland.
3 0frrycki Theisen. THOMPSON, Tossy.
4 rrevor vernor. Walsh Watson, Wing.
\ TiSr zolIer Cylinnan and the Presf-
\ 6Gnf PRO Tem.--3s.
I'm Xavs--None
MI From THE SAME.
~ - c,,.
10 the HONORABLE the common Souncn.
Al Oenuemen-four Committee on S,ree.s;
Wo whom was referred the peut,ons vi
t4QHers wayne county creamery LOT III
cH 20 construct Two covere1 ar.a a aiom "a
59 OF puiioing corner OF Sus.er "s ~
( IN ooowaru, or ". Apranam LOT law ~
porcn over ansy nns IN m tea
~ Mack Avenue; or Detroit isxcan
xor permit 10 SINK gasonns sx ss
* IN alley In piock pounueo py wovI
9uGe. Atwater. kandoipn ana prusn
eets; OF the oriswoId Hotel Tor per,
son 70 mantain pIhiorn III s"S D., ~
~ OF said hotel; and of Traub BIOS,
~ permission to move ornamentai pos
- erc light from lls Woodward At avenue
~ liz Woodward Avenue, respecluny
9yort that we have had al or saio maa,
~ under consideration nave exah nts
- plans suomitted and seeing no ppj7eS
"a thereto. recommend the aooptioh Vi
% Following resolutions;
Respectfully submitted
The Detroit times., 1910-07-27

sAiS's-Ailsn. Barton. Deimel. Ellis.
Field, Garvey. Gocsckci Gutman.
HARPER. Heating, KoeniE Kor,..
Lempke. Ostrow ski. Gwen. Reinl,ardt
skrxycki, Theisen. Thompson. fossy.
Trevor, Vernon Walsh. Watson. Wing.
link. zoeIler. Gilman and the Pres'-
dent Pro TENTS.
Nays--NOne.
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gBUhClL


$50. Ruttsr. Schultz. shaPland
80 Thoisen. Thompson. Tossys
ySseef ,' Ms'ss' s Mfss sSs F Hf
The Detroit times., 1910-07-27
FIFTH WARD.

Resolved. That the Department OF
Public Works be, and IL hereby re-
quested to repair the pavement on RI
Garfield avenue.
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Resolutions and Ordinances.
THIRD WARD.

BY Aid. Gutman;
Resolved That the Public Lighting
Commission be and IL hereby requested
to cause arm light TO be erected In the
center OF Clinton Park.
The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1910-09-30
SEVERELY INJURED
Was John Spence When Buggy Was
Overturned

Mr. John Spence of West Vine
street met with an unfortunate injury
while driving in company with Mr.. Ed
ward Blocher on Monday afternoon.
The two men were riding in buggy
renly SHE'D at some object at the side
of the driveway and ran the wheel
of the buggy against tree. The We
hicle was overturned but not damaged
to any extent. Mr., Spense, however,
sustained badly spralned right wrist
in addition to numerous bruises about
his body, Mr. Blocher escaped unin-
attend to the injuries of Mr., Spence.
The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1910-09-30

After Senator Dick outgeneraled
his political opponents at the Column
bus convention, and outwitted the in
surgents who wanted progressive
platform, and proudly mounted the
stage and rammed down the throats
OF the delegates stand-by-Taft
stsnd.pat platform, he rushed off to
Beverly to talk over campaign plans
with President Taft before the ar
rival Of Harding. For Harding went
to Cincinnati to see Cox before going
to Beverly to talk with Taft.
AT Beverly Dick turned himself
into a political photograph to an
nounce the kind OF campaign that Is
to be conducted ito beat Harmon"
this fall.
WE will open the campaign early
In September" said Dick.
~ (notlce that 1t Is big y do not
think tbS Burton-Cox row will have
any effect on the voting" said Dick.
1--WE will select a new chairman
Ut being then Aug. 12) to succeed
Wade Ellis within the next few
weeks" said Dick.
"The campaign is to be waged
throughout the state along the lines
Of small stumping tours" said Dick
1--WE are going to win sure" also
spoken by the aforesaid Dick.
Note how freely Dick makes use
of the big ~" and the big 1--WE"
BY the big "I' Dick means himself
of course.
BY the big I'VE" Dick means Taft
and Harding and the g. o. p. state
bosses, including himself-it is al
ways to be understood that Dick in
cludes himself when he says "WE."
OF course Dick reckons that the
voters of Ohio are to be governed by
what 81" and I'VE" say and do. 1t
does not seem to have occurred to
him that, the voters of Ohio and of
his own party have grown very weary
OF dictation from 81" and "WE;"
weary Of assistance given Aldrich by
Dick and Burton in revising the tariff
contrary to the Republican platform
pIOHllSeS ol l5Uoi weary OI hepuDll-
can congressman doing the bidding of
Cannon in the house and loudly pro-
claiming themselves insurgents
against Cannon when at home among
their constituents; weary of the long
era Of undetected, unhindered and
Junpunished graft at the statehouse-
until Democratic governor was put
ION the job" weary Of an able gov
ernor's administration being loaded
down before 1t began with lot OF
retiring governor and confirmed by a
retiring governor and confirmed bya
partisan senate week before the In
coming governor was inaugurated; ;
weary OF an impartial, public-spirited
and people-serving governor being
hampered by a hostile Republican
legislature which deliberately man
gled and emasculated important leg
islation on account of its partisan
The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1910-09-30
: "A new DECLARATION FOR 1910 5;
Z Voters Of Ohio are Very Weary Of 81" and 1--WE"
: DICK HAS Too MUCH TO 90 THIS YEAR ?
Time to Root Out Graft and Clean Up On CannOniSm

bias; and weary of the brazen efforts
being made by the same old sinister
powers to regain control in the state
of Ohio. Nor does Dick seem to un-
derstand why these dissatisfied vot-
ers should finally and firmly resolve
upon new declaration OF independ-
ence for their guidance in the COM
ing campaign.
II that new declaration were writ
ten in words expressive Of the
thoughts and feelings In the hearts
of free and independent voters, it's
preamble would read something like
this: when in the course Of political
events II becomes necessary for Re-
publican voters to give their approval
and all the assistance Of which they
are capable to break up the corrupt
ring that ruled the state of Ohio In
former years, to rid the statehouse
of graft and to be represented in
congress by men worthy OF their con-
fidence and esteem, decent respect
to the opinions of others and regard
for their own as well as the general
welfare requires that they should de-
clare the causes which impel them
to go to the ballot box in November
and vote for Judson Harmon for gov
ernor, for those associated with him
on the state ticket, for a Democratic
majority in both branches of the leg
islature and for Democratic represen-
tatlon in congress. We hold it to be
self-evident truth that if we help
to elect a Democratic legislature it
will make sure that Dick shall not
be succeeded in the senate by an
other Burton. To secure our rights
as citizens to be represented IN con-
gress by men who will respect the
consent of the governed we favor for
congressman those on whom we can
rely to oppose not Cannon merely,
but that greater evil known as Can
nonism, who will not tell us when
they are home among us that they
are against Cannon and cringe to
Uncle Joe when they get back to
Washington. Because we will follow
the example of Republican voters in
the Old Colony district Of Massachu-
setts and the Rochester district Of
New York by electing Democrats to
succeed the time-servers of Cannon
ism and Aldrichism who misrepre-
sent us in congress today"