The Detroit times., 1910-09-02

eived to the following
Policy.
mendment to the United States Consti-
nited States Senators by popular vote?
OF the next Legislature. favor a state
ate employees under the merit system?
OF the next Legislature. support gem
lstrict may determine the method or
inspectors. and that a petition OF ten
D submission of any proposed change
aw which would allow each county or
hods Of raising the revenues required
rtpal purposes?
roposed tonnage tax on ores dug from
swers YES" fourth. Mo" fifth. "Fa-
rable;' sixth. The mines should be
taxed under specific method and l
would favor bill along that line
Chss. II. Culver (R): Is the publish
er OF The Little Stick"
Joseph GreuseI (R): Is about sixty
two years old; a member Of the state
Legislature 1903-S; was candidate Tor
state Senator two years ago and was
defeated, apparently on his record.
which showed him to be ultra conser-
vative. He favored laying on the table
the resolution to tax telephone and
telegraph companies on the same ba-
was demanded on this question. He
opposed giving Grand Rapids chance
to cut out party lines In her municipal
elections; and voted to table the reso,
United States Senators by direct vote
Of the people. He Is manager, local-
~. OF Julius G. Burrows campaign. He
has not answered the Leagues ques-
lions
Thomas II. $. schooIey tR): Is forty
three years old, has lived In Detroit
eight years. the last six at 1925 YER
| mont Avenue IL a man OF family; was
| educated In the public schools and at
Blackwell University. OF Louisburg. Pa. ,
owns taxable property; has Tor the
insurance business; has never held
public office in Michigan. but some
twelve years ago was appraiser OF
state lands. member or State Board OF
Pardons. and Aide on Governors Stan
in Colorado.
To the first and second or the
casues Questions ,np6 OF a po pi cn n
that | am sufficiently advised on this
question TO make an unequlvocai an
swer;" fourth. "No;" fifth. IL shall ia
practical BILE" sixth. Think l would fa-
vor such a tax--it would lessen De-
troit faxes"
opposition at the primaries. Shall
likely have more TO say about the
splendid platform on which he stands
before the election in November.
FIFTH DISTRICT Including 10th
and 18th wards and Wyandotte and
Ecorse.)
George G. scott (R): The present
senator from this district see forego-
ing record; has no opposition at the
primaries.
Frederick a. Schneider Cd: Has no
opposition at the primaries.
CANDIDATES FOR STATE REPRE-
SENTATIVE On THE REPUBLICAN
TICKET. eleven men are Ia be
nominated.D
years old: has lived in Detroit fifteen
years. for the last four at 304 Kirby
Avenue r.. lis married: has attended
the Jefferson and the Central High
erty: is engaged in the practices of law.
Mr.. Alexander was candidate for the
Legislature two years ago, when but
twenty-five years old.
hswers Yes" fourth. No" NTH. "A
very good measure sixth, Haven't
given the matter enough attention to
nave seen It's merits.
Herbert a. Andresoni Is twenty-six
years old; has lived in Detroit all his
Prentiss Avenue: Is unmarried: receiv
ed his education In the Detroit public
schools, Central High School. Univer-
sity of Michigan and Detroit College
OF Law: has been practicing law for
the last four years; owns taxable
property; states that he VIII stand for
any and all bills which will be for the
good of all the people OF the state
OF policy he answers. II am heartily
in favor OF this proposed amendment:
second "fes-such measure viii
have my unqualified approval and sup
port" third. such n measure. with
some limitations. Will make for more
honest and efficient system than the
present one. and will receive my sup
port; fourth, Il am not. believe II
should be repealed. and that "a bill,
similar to the one introduced last ses-
sion, but unfortunately defeated.
II believe a general law along this line
would be too broad. However. would
advocate and support measure which
provided for changes In present meth,
cd OF raising revenue; sixth, Would
not favor such "A tax.
Noble AshIeyi IL forty-seven years
old. has lived for thirty years I'm De-
troit for the last thirteen years at
7ss Fifteenth Street: is a man OF fam
lily; received his education In the Eng
lish and Canadian Grammar Schools.
owns taxable property; his regular
business liz printing. was a member OF
the council In 1867; member OF the
State Legislature, Lower House. 1903-I.
and state Senator, 1905 He favored
the civil service bill which was We
toed by Governor Warner and helped
break away from the fee system in the
sherin's and cOroner's office. Mr. Ash
ley lost former position which he
held In the Department OF Public
Works. charged with malfeasance In
office he Is at present employed IN
this same department, but in "A differ
ent capacity. as sewer inspector.
To the first, second and third Of the
Leagues questions OF policy ne an
swers Yes" fourth. No. As a member
OF the Legislature. ! have twice voted
TO repeal =" fifth. II nave always ia
vored such n measure" sixth. such
n tax should be levied Non residents
Of Michigan practically own all the
mines"
Charles W. Austini A member 81
the last Legislature. see foregoing rec
ord Has not answered the Leagues
questions
last Legislsture; see foregoing record