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The Detroit times., 1911-10-20
FOR PAVING STREETS AND
ALLEYS

Roll No. 10S6-For grading and paw
ing Chalmers avenue, from the north
curb line OF Freud avenue 20 the south
curb lire OF Jefferson avenue
Roll No l0S7--For grading and paw
ing Forsyth avenue. from the north
curb line OF Stanley avenue 10 the
south line OF Dewey avenue.
Roll No. l0ss--For grading and paw
ing alley. being the alley bounded by
Eliot. Rowena, John X and Brush
street from the east line OF John r.
street 10 the west curb line OF Brush
street
Ing Montclair avenue, from the south
curb line or CharlevotN street 70 the
northerly city limits
Roll No 1o90-For grading and paw
ing Hazel street, from the west line of
National avenue 60 the east lire OF
WABASH avenue.
Roll No 1927 For grading and paw
ing Brush street tS.ction one) from
the north line % Piquette avenue to a
point ESQ IT. more or less northertv.
Roll No 1882 For grazing and paw
ing Brush street tSection rwo) from
the south curh line 81 Baltimore ave-
nue. 90 the south line OF Milwaukee
Roll No 1898 For grading and paw
Ing Lawrence avenue, from the west
curb line Of Second avenue to the east
rurb live ~ Hamilton boulevard
Roll No lnNi For grading and paw
ing plx avenue. from the west line OF
IJycrnois avenue 20 the west curb line
% .Ferndale avenue.
Part I is due and payable within 30
DAYS from datc of this notice Parts
III p and 4 Become due aud PAYABLE m
ono two and three years. rCSpretFvcIv.
from the date ~ this notice together
with interest AZ tho Fate ~ per cent
from tie date OF The confirmation Of
this roll
F,ithtr 81 said PARTS NAV DO paid
within 80 DAYS from the date of this
notice without Interest
n elthsr ~ said PARTS o 3 or 4
shall not be paid when they become
due. : per cent PENALTY nnl intcrcyt Ut
tho rate 81 per cent from tho date
81 con nruIatipn ~ the assessment viii
be added and the premises assessed
will ne advertised and sold A. pro-
vided by law
" MAX c. KOCH.
Celet CIV. rr,ssurar
The Detroit times., 1911-10-20
CITIZENS FIRE ON
YEGGS AND ROUT THEM

VASSAR Mich Oct. l9.-Fortify-
ing themselves in a blacksmith shop
across the street, posse OF citizens
opened fire on yeggmen who blew
the safe in the bank az Richville last
night.
The robbers returned the fire as
they fed Two men were on the in
side and two on the outside OF the
bank when the citizens began the at
tack. The burglars entered a rig and
drove towards Saginaw. They did not
get any booty
The big plate glass in the front OF
the bank and the walls inside were
completely riddled with bullets Sher-
in Hanna is hot on the trail OF the
quartet
The Detroit times., 1911-10-20
ITALIAN SECTION HAND
KILLED BY COUNTRYMAN
Crime Occurs on Railway Tracks
Near Sibley, Where Both
Were Employed.

Marshal Winnie, OF Trenton, and u
squad OF deputies from Sheriff Gas
tons Office are securing the woods
and fields near the Sibley quarries In
Sibley, Mich. In search OF Rosso
Fearsaw, an Italian section hand on
the Michigan Central. who shot and
Killed Tony Malody, another italian,
working In the same gang, about a
half mile from the quarries, on the
Michigan Central tracks, Thursday
morning.
Mother section hands heard TWO shots
in quick succession, following a quar-
rel betweeIS the two Italians as they
stood behind car. apart from the rest
OF the gang. They found the body OF
Malody, with a bullet hole behind the
left ear. and another through the left
breast. The dead mans shirt was
ablaze, SO close had the revolver been
held TO him.
Fearsaw escaped TO some nearby
woods.
What the quarrel was about is a
mystery TO the other members OF the
section gang Malody and Fearsaw
We're the only two Italians employed,
the rest being Poles The two had a
violent quarrel, Wednesday morning
and Fearsaw, at that time, threatened
TO shoot Malody
Thursday morning when they re-
sumed their quarrel at their first
meeting. other members OF the gang
left them 10 themselves. behind q
wood car The shooting followed
Both men are believed to be sim
gle, and lived on a section car which
is sidetracked at Wyandotte. Deputies
rushed 20 this car 10 intercept Fear
saw II he should attempt to get his
belongings there
The Detroit times., 1911-10-20
ron sAIE-RrsrpExcE PROPERTY.
TWO-FLAT-Sz.25o

rooms and bath each, paneled din- o
ing rooms, oak floors and hrisn
throughout separate furnaces, oren
brick nreplaces. large porches own
er has left city on account OF hcattn
anu must sell Can be bought on
s. std Josephine--7- room frame, large
living room open brick nrepla -
Ihneled dtning-room, -four bedrooms.
nie bath. 50-foot lot. north aide Of
street In second block
IS. 900 Rhode lsland-avc. s-rocm
pressed brick, large porch. pancie'i
dining room beamed ceiling large
living room open brick hreplare. I
bedrooms. tiled bath, sleeping porch
So, 400 -Bungalow--LarRe living room,
open brick fireplace, beautiful en-
cabinets In kitchen. doublA-drip
boards on sink. outside icing door,
bedrooms and tiled bath. clothes
chute, 50-foot lot
MONTEREY AVE $3.50 7.room
BRICK and single electric hgh.s,
open brick fireplace, huilt-in hook
casey windows equipped with CRANE T
beTinin metal weather strips
$2.50o--Hig hland Park room loase,
minutes walk 10 Ford factory end
- T.. r.. aud 10 minutes walk 70
Brush. Alden Sampson and GRAY Mo-
toe Works. large bedrooms with
clothes presses fine modern bath.
crpboerds Ia kitchen. gas and cleo
tric lights
We have two or three lots on ruxedo
and Elmhurst-avcs. az very low
prices which We viii be glad 20 SUBJ
nit on application two flats sau be
huilt on Elmhurst
LAMBRECHT. KELLY & CO..
CRY on MAIN 9l5 50 GRfsw3ip-s
The Detroit times., 1911-10-20

To Save Time is to Lengthen Life

The business professional who along without
good help from day day shortens mis- life
Lost time regained disappointed client dis
satisfied may than the his
her patronage alone
Professional competen Office help
competent help through Times Help Wanted By
doing you SHIFT part OF the burden others whose
valuable yours.
Phone the add NOW The bill will be sent later
The Detroit times., 1911-10-20
DIED.

DIXON-Herbert James beloved son OF
Mrs. Mel MCLachlan and brother OF
Emily and Edward. died oct. Is. lsl l.
Burial private.
GAUI.-oct a, 1911. John. beloved hus-
band OF Helena Gaul. aged Ga years
Funeral from residence 10 LoVett-
ave Saturday %, m,
GoETsCH-oct. IL. Alvin, beloved son
OF Mr. and Mrs Werner Goetsch and
brother or Erma, Elmer Esther and
Clara. aged | year months. tuneral
from parents residence. 32i Hen
dricks-st, Friday p. m.
FINZEL-oct II. at Harper hospital
Mrs George NJ Finzel OF ~ Com
monwealth- ave, at mas y. IN. sur
vived by husband and three sons,
George Charles and william. Fun
eral service from residence, Friday
at 2 p. m. Interment at Woodlawn.
GEISLER-Oct is, at his parents resi-
dence l464 w. Forrest. Irwin r..
aged 10 years. beloved son OF Mr..
and Mrs Frank n Geisler Funeral
from residence Friday, Oct 20. at
$50 and Church OF Most Holy Re
deemer at o.
GoDFREY-Entered into rest. Oct. IS.
1911, Josephine Estelle Hyde. wife OF
Henry IL Godfrey. Funeral from
residence OF her daughter, Mrs.
George w. StrelinRery 34S Lincoln
NNNsf ''NeSf 49, ~ - =
INERT ENS-Wilhel Oct is, aged
SO years widow OF the late Rudolph
Mertens. widow OF the late Rudolph
Mertens and mother OF Mrs. Frank
c. Mertens. dear sister OF Mrs G.
Waack Mrs F. Riemer. Funeral
saturday from daughters residence,
654 Chene-st. at 1880 y, m. Funeral
car TO Woodmere cemetery.
HENDRY--James r., 295 Lafayette
ave. beloved husband OF Catherine
A and father OF Mary Isabel Burial
at Toronto. Ont, Friday
KERN--Eurt E.. beloved son OF Mr.
and Airs n J. Kern. brother of Mrs.
Norman Frances, Eva. Albert, Harry
and olive Kern. aged 81 Funeral
Friday a. m. Annunciation church.
MATTH EW S--Robert entered into rest
oct II, beloved father OF Mrs David
Kennedy. Mrs. James Brown. Mrs.
Frank Duchane Funeral from the
residence of Mrs. James Brown. l66
Ilragoon- ~ 1aitY, y. m.
Member OF McGro council, No. 50,
Royal Arcanum
WAY-.,At Harper hospital, Got lS
1911. occurred the death OF Mrs. }
g. Wav. 264 Park ST. after a lnger-
ing Illness OF four months. Burial
al Rrashier Falls. ~ Y. her forma,
home.
The Detroit times., 1911-10-20
BIRTHS.

BOYS
c francesca. 236 wilkins.
V l.. Dipome, 423 Macomb
r. KleinkiewicZ 1Ss Dubois.
NJ set4la, sac Willis
A Jaworowicz So Orleans.
S Raohocki, $40 Dubois.
&. j Brown. 1i3 Plum.
SOL Victor. sos Alfred
r. Berkowitz, 552 Michigan.
r. Adams 20 A.
] Van Leer. 10G Reeder.
r. Dunn, S04 Campbell.
] Iller, al 81 Aubin.
Frank schalowski $50, sog Tw ysIr3
r, Trosin. 294 rhirty-hrst.
r Reichman, 35l Antietam.
A I,alik, 1920 St Auhin.
r Evans. 400 LaSalle.
w +. Hicks. 35 Rathbone
w w Fry. 1906 Waverly
II. Mcneil. 242 West Grand blvd
Geo Klein. i26 Junction.
sydney Green ga Baltimore.
r Braciesewski l23 wills.
NJ Prybyczvn, $50 Garfeld.
q Wolf 80 Iinzee
Joo Sauldowski 35 Peterson.
Ellis Potter, GA Ferdinand.
NJ VI. Iefkovitz. 80 Canneld.
s. Janik. 46 Gilbert.
w J. Rozdowski. IL Bushey.
c. O. Green, 3Gs Fifth
a Eerchefski. $40 Wesson.
! A. Voss. an Pulford
w. v. Green. 4ss Avery,
A l. Mitchell l62 Merrick.
v. n. clark, 35s Hibbard.
7 II Heinbach. "a Dufheld.
Jro Ostrowsky. 902 Buchanan.
Frank Briscoll s56 Buchanan.
8 Kawka. IT McGregor
l. Helm. ls2 RAdemacher.
YIN Pauliot. 337 Bellevue.
s Schira. 80 Humboldt
G ] Boyer ss1 John r.
GIRLS
Jno Febanski Is Flower r,.o,
Aiex szelkanski zoos Jcs Campau.
n Wolkoieiski. S3b Montcalm
s r. smith $50 Lincoln
Hirschman 7s5 Maxwell
r Fiach. ga Livernois
: Trova 1Sd Catherine.
y welch 296 Alger.
A smith 1900 Mt Elliott
y Ealpner 20 Kanter.
III Y smell al5 Mcclellan.
! W KELLY 2G7 Fifth
w Woznik 2e9 Twenty fourth
las Nette l6n2 Warren.
= Klrg. Is Mack
Geo. Nerdeu. e2s Ca1per
r. Schiika sol ITerhert.
Nattachtkh t33 Uoratio.
Oa,tacot tASl Campbell
Eoss. 725 Riopclle
p Ciaus i2i Camphell
g veichel 23a Grtn1v
~. " Gambler - Rurdeno.
7 " Tbauusou 1I0 IewerPnZ
= O. pldueii soc For'
ScilaV 11S perd n
s5v Navak ts7 Krupp
" Condsriiar i"S hastings
~ c~sepesld .Ns AutgJae
= VI Muir. $50 Rewlek
Jtofr~wssi ~ Warsaw pl
Y. y Fnrd Stt Dubois
NJ. Goa Gr1 Medhury
Ga~.s Pelch III Ci,otte
7 Grzvwarz l05S Military
ale. St-uk l5o southern.
" Nanlst So Camrau
Gardn'r roc brush,
/. Ncfncc. TO Cic0tte
The Detroit times., 1911-10-20
PERRY PIONEER DEAD.

PERRY, Mich. Oct. l9.--Philo Hall,
aged TO- died here at the home OF his
son. Walter Hall, OF paralysis, caused
by hardening OF the arteries, from
which trouble he had suffered several
months He had lived about 20 years
In the village He leaves two sons.
Walter, of Hall & Green, of Perry, and
william. OF Lansing Mr.. Hall was a
Mason, and that order will have
charge OF the funeral which will be
held Friday
The Detroit times., 1911-10-20
DETROIT UNITED INrEHuEBAN
LINES


TOLEDO CLEVELAND LIMlTEDs-
TAO a m and every two hours TO 30
70 m Toledo only 1.3U y. m Toledo
t.xpress "a m every TWO hours 20
y M rtledo Locals a m. every two
hours t3.s d m, y m. Monroe only
70 ,Pjf Iio HrRGDN aIMTEDs-7I5
>, ..ery two hours M I.l5 m sGn
d.E ,nlb III D. m meals. a. m, evsr,
ne hours % y M m. Mari:t
.t,tty only. D. m, Ml Clemens only
Z ~ M hourly - "tsV "a. . u
shote Line. t-5 y HoHi'y TO IL 81
10 ,hkrk son KALAMAZOO LIMIrEps
m. every two hours 10 40
Jackson Lansing Limited, clio y
n Jackson locals a n. every two
hours 10 ~ Ann Ar9or only .
~" m To Worthwhile 63o n
Z. H..,tiy % $50 IN. 7;30 D al s
I, m. III ,, m saline cars from rpsi.
anti at. ( n SAGINAW ..IMITEDs-s.s5a
n every two hours 20 - m Loo
Gals. IN north cf oxford. sund.,.
ether Romeo locals. Z. anu
Is dpcuARD LAKE ptvIsIoN-s..s a
m: gosIiss o g : Il pIyi 81 3 a
na,I hail hourly TO sias D. m. hourly.
70 pI6 p az !" LrMrEps-4;sO p a,
10 b.se r. N Locals see n N
every 20 minutes 20 ~ a IN. - -
=, ~ s"sry 10 minutes 10 siO p m, . 81
p m 7.s0 N, 3 m 30 .. m.
J % n, to.'o 20 m ~ P i,Is hl.
and midnight
The Detroit times., 1911-10-20
EAST sIpE-BOOK c.

Cd On the north side OF Boulevard,
"a front OF or adJoining sueh lot
OF parts Of lot numbered III, De .
tween ST Aubin avenue ana lpu-
bots street, sub OF that part or
Is 3 and 4 OF the sub Il t"e
" u OF y sec. So, o. p0O acre
tract, between the Boulevard ana
Young street. City OF Detroit dhd
Township OF Hamtramck
ND on the south side OF Higr stree
ia front OF or adjoining such .pts
ot parts OF lots numbered >. s. T..
o. 8 assessed on y. Gratlot ave
nue). between Russell street and
ktopelle street, Commissioners
sub OF part OF lot No | and lots
and or the sub. OF the RIO
pelle farm fronting on the ~
side OF Gratiot avenue.
go on the west side of Mt elliott
avenue. In front OF OF adjoining
such lot or part OF lot numbered
Is. %. l.. ., between Warren ave-
nue. and Forest avenue sub. OF
the estate OF the late Peter cir
ard among his heirs being part
OF the Leib farm.
ca on the west side OF Mt Elliott
avenue, IN front Of or adJoinipg
such lot or part Of lot numbered
u. O l.. 3. between Warren ave-
nue and Hancock avenue, sub OF
the estate OF the late Peter Ctr
ard among his heirs. being part
or the Leib farm.
CD ON the north side uf Medbury
avenue" I'm front OF or adjoining
such lot 81 part OF lot numbered
,. between Moran street and
Elmwood avenue, liofrman's sub.
OF o. l. l9, L. g. rs. Maurice
Moran farm
co ON the south side OF Newton
street, I'm front OF or adjoining
such lots or parts OF lots num-
bered 90, % 81 50 between
Dubois street and Chene street.
subdivision OF that part OF a. Is
3 and OF the sub OF mo " ~
OF = sec, 80, 10000 acre tract.
between the Boulevard and
Young street. CitN ~ Detroit and
Township OF Hamtramck.
G) ON the south side OF Newton
street. In front OF or adjoining
such lot or part 90 lot numbered
as between St Aubin avenue aud
Dubois street, Sub. OF that part
OF o. is and OF the sub OF
the W n OF "A sec 80 10000
acre tract. between the Boule-
ward and Young street City OF
Detroit and Township OF Ham
tramck
go ON the east side Of St Aubln
avenue. In front OF or adjoining
such lots or parts Of lots num-
hered 3S, 80, 30, Al. -. l3. "a.
a., between Newton street and
Pollard street sub OF that part
OF O. Is and 81 the sub 81
,Int W. - OF - sec. .1Nf lH.uVV
acre tract between the Boule-
ward and Young street. CITY or
Detroit and Township OF Ham
tramck
lel On the east side OF St-Auhln
avenue, IN front Of or adjoining
such lots or parts OF lots num-
bered IL. IL, IL. Is. between Pol
lard street and Boulevard. sub
OF that part OF o. is and I Of
the sub. OF the W X or !. sec.
70. 600 aero tract between
Boulevard and Young street
city Of Detroit and Township OF
Hamtramck
The Detroit times., 1911-10-20
DEATHS.

louisa Mcclcr ST 71g + Warren
,tat.sttc coma Timothy Daly fG ~
- lefte cerebral apopleVy Albert g.
g Schwartr ~ seventeenth heart
.t,-..t William r. Jewell - Grace
..,Jtal fractured skuU Frances
noiJo CO 2. TiIlman arterio solerosIs
h,,g,tsi Dcuars SO - Nn-v.s hosuttpl.
,il1ot, gasfsitis Helena Klein 10 -sT
Ntorvae arferio sciefosiS louis Z
Tgooeen. a1 WAYNE and shelby. electro
c1,ion Cacotdentats Eugene Podwi-
roekf Sc T. Warren pertussis.
rosArh Pialkpwski l. 153 r Kirby.
The Detroit times., 1911-10-20
THREE KILLED AS
TRAIN HITS AUTO

HUNTINGTON. Ind. Oct 10
Three persons were killed and one
fatally injured near here early today
when the Wabash limited passenger
train bound from Chicago for tie
east. struck. an automobile al a rail.
road crossing The dead
Sterling Dubhs.
Mrs. Sterling Dubbs
Two searold daughter Mr. and Mrs
bis
Faally injured j Bechold
Al resided IN Huntington.
The Detroit times., 1911-10-20

John J Mcclellan. organist OF the
Mormon tabernacle. In Sal: Lake CITY.
aEi accOmpanis, for the Mormon
choir which Will visit Detroit. Friday
evening Oct % when a concert will
be given IN The fight Guard armory,
received his early musical training.
In TIE University ~ Music. In Ann
Arbur under Director Albert A stan.
ley. There Is much interest all over
the stale and adjacent Canada in the
appearance 81 the choir IN Detroit. and
Manager James r DevOe has had
many applications for seats The sale
TO the general public will open Mon.
day morning Oct %, ia Grinnells.
The Detroit times., 1911-10-20
nrtnul,lpr Teller sentenced.

CINCINNATI. oct 10 wallace Bt-
Wis self-confessed defaultlnl uasiuS
vas sentenced 10 six years IN rrr Let-
vehwcrth Has penitentiary today uN
United States District Judge Sat1s la
Wis wife was iu present IN court Erd
collapsed ~ her hushaudS arms " hon
the sentence was promo Bftrrd 70 Nt.
corCinu TO Davis own statement. .rIs
downfall was chiefly Ne 20 b-fffn
on the races
The Detroit times., 1911-10-20
CITY OF DETR0IT-OFFICE OF
CITY TREASURER.
Detroit, Mich. oc

Detroit. Mich, October 9Th, 1911.
Notice is hereby given 10 all persons
Interested that there have been fled
in this office the following named
assessment rolls:
The Detroit times., 1911-10-20

THE JUDsoN HOLT farm. y miles
southwest OF Howell. Mich. will be
sold TO the highest bidder at Circuit
Court Commissioners sale at Court
House. Howell. Oct 26th. at n m.
Good timber. buildings, wells. etc
MRS. VIM GADDuM
The Detroit times., 1911-10-20
Department Of Public v Orks
Sidewalk Notice


Detroit. Oct. 2Oth, 1911.
To All Whom AZ May Concern.
Take notice that by order OF the
Comnoa Council you are required 20
construct. reconstruct or repair. oripat
10 proper line and grade, brick, nat
ural stene, artificial stone, cement OF
concrete sidewalk. according TO speei-
ncatiOns prepared by the Commission
or OF Public Works and approved by
the Common Council.
The Detroit times., 1911-10-20
TRAVELLERS GUIDE.
WHITE STAR LINE

Wharf. Foot OF Griswold-st
For PORT HURON way ports steame-
leaves daily Z.3o m. Sundays. .
IN
The Detroit times., 1911-10-20

FOR SALE-Overhead Skating
with hangers complete. Cheap
for cash Inquire Mr. Curran.
Times Bldg
The Detroit times., 1911-10-20
kInBY AVENUE PUBLIC SEWER.

In KIRBY avenue, from Grandy ave-
nue. 10 alley west OF Chene street.
length OF sewer 500 feet Gncluding
connection sewers 3 manholes. includ-
ing bends and l slant. > :inR brick.
Each bidder must deposit with his
hid certified check payable 10 the
.rder OF the Department OF Public
Works on sewer bid upon as follows:
Kirby avenue. $3.50.
Which sum will be forfeited TO the
Departments In case the bidder fails 20
enter into contract within five days
after the acceptance OF tender. Con :
tract 10 be subject 10 the approval OF
the Common Council Checks deposited
with rejected bids viii be returned to
the bidder on demand The bidder
whose tender Is accepted VIII be re-
quired 10 furnish with contract an APP
proved surety company bond 10 the
city OF Detroit In the full amount
OF the contract price conditioned on
faithful performance OF contract
Upon execution Of the contract bond
the amount deposited with the tender
will be returned
No lids viii be accepted from any
person OF firm who Is in default TO the
city Of Detroit, upon any obligation
10 said City.
The Department OF Public Works re-
serves the right TO reject any or all
PROPOSALS
G109) j, j HAARER,
(G29D Commissioner.
The Detroit times., 1911-10-20

JoL Printing Done pIght rImes
Printing CO.. Is John R.-st
The Detroit times., 1911-10-20
DEPT. OF PUBLIC WORKS
Detroit, October 10. 1911
PROPOSALS FOR THE C0NSTRUC.
TON OF PUBLIC SEWER.

Sealed proposals will be received at
the office OF the Department OF Public
Works Detroit. Mich, until Nednes-
day October IS, 1911. AT 10 o'clock a.
m standard time. at WHICH time and
place they will be opened for furnish
ing all labor and material, except ce-
ment and iron manhole rings and COW
ers which will be furnished by the
city and building and finishing com-
plete. together with the back hlling
according TO the plans and spccifiCa-
Hens an Ale -in-this- nflce, the -folloM-
The Detroit times., 1911-10-20
EAST SIDE-BoOK E.

D on the east side Of Crane avenue.
In front % or adjoining such .ot
or part OF lot numbered ~ be-
The Detroit times., 1911-10-20
C. 3. WARD

iS5 Last Cauneld ave ready % move
rignt IN IL YOU want this fine Rev
home. Ltpne for appointment TaKn
Macit ave car % Van DYKE. waltz
north on Van Dyke TO Garfield NnrtrA
ifPg or oak J. TprTns 5000 DON'T
balance only $40 per mouth.
fT,
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1911-07-25
Democratic Thunder

Franklin K. Lane, the California
member of the interstate commerce
commission, and a good Democrat,
upholds and indorses Senator Fran
els G. Newlands' proposed bill to es-
tablish an interstate trade commiss-
ion which should have the same
powers in fixing prices of commodi-
ties as the interstate commerce
commission now exercises in fixing
railway rates.
Commissioner Lane thinks that
the chief success of the interstate
commerce commission is i'll its dem
orstation of what may be practic-
ally accomplished to control great
corporations SO that they may not
become menance to the public well
fare. If that can be done in the in
dustrial world. He believes that the
present agitation is bound to lead
to such governmental supervision.
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1911-07-25

Besides making possible immedi
ate and radical tariff revision, the CO
a!ation Of the progressivcs of both
parties will do much to prevent the
Presidential campaign of 1912 from
degenerating into a sham battle be-
tween two reactionary candidates.
This certainly would be the case if
the voters would be forced to choose
between a candidate like Taft on one
side and a candidate like Harmon on
the other. The danger of such a
situation makes it important that
progressives be prepared to meet
such an emergency by presenting a
candidate whose record will show to
be a consistent upholder OF progress
sive doctrines.-S. F. Star.
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1911-07-25
Francis G. NewlandS

The independent On. Y.) of June
10Th, contains an interesting sketch
Of the public career of Senator New
lands Of Nevada, from the view
point of an eastern progressive
Journalist. Mr.. Newlands is a pro-
gressive Democrat and is one OF the
national leaders Of whom the real
Democrats of the Pacific Coast de-
light to honor. He has represented
the State OF Nevada in Congress tor
nearly twenty years-ten years IN
the House of Representatives and
eight in the United States Senate
but the people OF San Francisco still
regard him as one of the best and
most efficient OF CALIFORNIA; repre-
sentatives in the National Legislat-
ure. He has never failed to justify
this honorable title, while never fail
ing in his duty to Nevada or in his
efforts to redeem the great and grow
ing region of country which, in
our school days, was known as the
"Great American Desert" Some time
he will receive the full recognition
as the author and founder Of the
Irrigation System which is already
causing that region to burgeon and
blossom; credit for which has been
so stenuously and angrily claimed by
another Sought to appropriate the
honor to it.
But beyond his local fame and
local service, he is now recognized
for his high order of broad and gen
eral craftsmanship and, but for the
unwritep rule which confines the
selection OF Presidential candidate.
to the more densely populated
Eastern and Middle Western State:
he would rank high among the eligi
bles for the Democratic nomination
for President in 1912.
We wish - if it would be possible
to not endaneer the nomination oil
some progressive Democrat like
Champ Clark or Woodrow Wilson
or help a retrogressive like Harmon
that Newlands of Nevada would re
ceive at least the complimentary
ote for President of the delegation
to the National Convention from
California. He deserves it. He ha:
earned il by his works. IS. F. Star