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Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1911-09-23
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The beauties cg the Austrian court
used . lotion which vas 70 slectual
in keeping the face smooth and free
from wrinkles. even n the aged. that
they named It the sw1ter Of stesoAl
youth"
Some one has recentiy divulged the
secret Of this wondoslul. tho exceed.
insty simple. wrinAkls 1otion, which IN
her gratitude she has Slmilarfy dubbed
~ . preserver Of youth: One onnca
pure aaxolite (powd1ee1). dissolved in
a half pint Of witch AaaeS- that's III
there - 70 1t. Anv woman can ~
thess inOedients at Mr. 0rug store. put
them to1seher. and 80 the solution
with entire afety. 10 l6af,e the face in
the same brings. in1neA1ats results,
even IN cA1e OF tho 0o0D9gWflnHeea ana
furrows. This Is also 1Eoetive Cor hang
Ing chseas and d0uh,ss eltn,
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1911-09-23
LOCAL WOMEN ELECTED.
Mrs. Waesen and Mrs. ksiloSs Chosen
40 0jstejet Offices.

Z Al the meeting Of the Cedar Rapids
District Baptist Association. held at
Central City Friday. Mrs. T., I. Was
son, Of this city, was elected president
and Mrs. 4. F. Kellogg was chosen
secretary and treasurer Of the Women's
missionary Society Of the district assoc
citation. Rev. James MCGEE and the men
Of the church who were delegates to
the association meeting attended FRI
day, returning this morning IA
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1911-09-23
MAKES NO REPORT.

Grand Jury Completes Work BY Visit
ing Jail and Farm.
After being in session most Of Friday
the grand jury asked to be discharged
which was done, late in the afternoon
The jury had spent the day visiting the
county Jail and the county farm, but
had no report to make on either. Nc
new criminal cases were investigated
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1911-09-23
GENTRY SHOW GOOD.

BENEDIsr & BR1NTNALL.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1911-09-23
MARRIED..
Rauqh Preston.

T. B. Baugh. commercial photo
grapher from Chicago, who has been
working in this city. and Miss Virginia
NJ. Preston. of Knoxville, Ill, were
married in this city Friday night at s
O'Clock. Rev. William Pence James
performed the ceremony at his resi-
dencce
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1911-09-23
cour. Adieurre Until russday.

The case OF II. r. McCombs W. the
Travellers Insurance Company. Of Hart
ford, Conn, was completed this FORE
noon and given to the jury.
Judge Nichols adjourned court until
next Tuesday, when the first Of the
criminal cases n assigned Tor trial
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1911-09-23

H. L. Lee, OF State Center. has pur-
chased the old meat market property.
Of Wohlhuter & Merritt. OF FAirmont.
MINI. The consideration Is $500. Mr..
Lee will engage in business at state
Center
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1911-09-23

Good Sized Crowd Played TO ct Eve
ming Performance Friday Night.
The Gentry Bros. show played to a
good-sized audience Friday night. and
pleased Immensely. The performance
is much better now than in former
years. when there was not SO much va
riety The show was loaded late Fri
day night for Centerville. where it APP
pears today.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1911-10-16


Whereas Tile said ordinances was
passed and approved by the authority
conferred pom this Council BY the
pfoVls4oas o. an act OF the Lsgisfatuss
~ the State of New Jersey. entitled.
An Act to authorize the Improvement
81 streets and highways In cities og
THIS state to provide for. the pay
ment OF the expense OF rne saine. aye
proved June Is, 1898, aud OF the sew
etal acts amendatory thereof aud sup
Elementary thereto, and.
whereas. In and by said ordinance,
tins council deIert1nneu ene A4la OF
material to be used for the IMPROVE
meDtaef said street, and.
Whereas, This Council did. by ordin-
anee passed before the work was coin-
menced, authorize the issuing OF bonds,
for the purpose OF obtaining money.
from the sale thereof, for the pernfan-
emf Improvement of the streets and
Highways of the City of Perrin Amboy
BE II and Thereby is Resolved. That
this Council being the Board having
charge of said work, apply to the
Court q Common Pleas of the County
being the County wherein the said
City of Perth Amboy is situate. for the
appointment OK three disinterested per-
sons, who shall be freehoiders and re-
stdents of said City of Perth Anlboy.
to estimate and assess ne benefits
made upon the property benefited BY
such Improvement.
And be 1T further Resolved, That the
ttAa kR1
cation by ten days publication in the
Perth Amboy Chronicle and the Perth
Arnboy Evening News, two
printed or circulated in the said City
of Perth Arnboy.
was introduced, and adopted by the
following vote: Aye=Searnan, Calvin.
Larson, Dalton. Sandbeek, Voorhees,.
Nay-NonesN
The following resolutions:
WHEREAS. The work of paving
Barracks Street with bitulithic paving
material with the appurtenances is
completed: which said Improvement
was made by virtue OF the provisions
Of an ordinance OF The Council of the
City of Perth Amhoy, entitled, ~An
ordinance to pave Barracks Street with
-purtenances," passed May Is, 1911, and
approved by the Mayor OF the City of
Perth Amboy, May "a, 1911, and,
Whereas. The said ordinance was
passed and approved by the authority
conferred upA this Council by the
provisions of an act of the Legislature
OF the State OF New Jersey, entitled.
An Act to authorize the Improvement
of streets and highways In cities OF
this State, and to provideN for the pay
ment OF the expense of the same,"' APP
proved Jun Is. 1898, and of the sew
eraf acts ~amendatory thereof and sup
Elementary thereto, and,
Whereas. In and by said ordinance,
this council determined the kind OF
material to be used for the improve
ment of said street, and,
Whereas. This Council did, by ordtn-
ance passed before the work was COM
menced. authorize the issuing of bonds.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1911-10-16

Perth Amboy. N j., September II, 1911
Chas. x. Seaman.
City Treasurer.
were received and ordered entered In
An ordinance entitled IAN ordinance
to authorize the issuing of bonds for
the purpose of obtaining money from
the sale thereof for the permanent Inn
provemeEt of the Streets and High
ways in the City ofYPerth Ambov with
permanent and durable material was
takn up on it's second reading. passed
third reading and final passage, and
passed on the following vote: Aye
Seaman. Calvin. Larson. Dalton. Sand
beck, Voorhees,. Nay-None.
TIL following resolution:
WHEREAS, the work Of the Improves
ment of paving Park Avenue from New
Brunswick Avenue to Broad Street,
with bftulithic paving material, with
the app~urtenances Is completed; which
said Improvement was made by virtue
OF the provisions OF al ordinance of
bow. entitled AN ordinance to pave
Park Avenue from New Brunswick
| Avenue to Broad Street, with bitulfthic
paving material with the appurtenan-
| BY the Mayor OF said City OF Perth
/ Amboy, May "a, 1911, and
whereas, The said ordinance was
passed ana Approved ny the minority
| visions Of an act OF the Legislature OF
| the State OF New Jersey, entitled. IAN
Act TO authorize the Improvement OF
stata. and to provide for the payment
Of the expense of the same" approved
| June Is, 1898, and or the several acts
a~mendatory thereof and supplementary
Whereas, In and by said ordinance.
this Council determined the kind OF
| material to be used for the improves
ment OF said street. and,
1 1XyAa~aa& rTH&a Council 636 nv Qrdin-
| ance passed before the work was com
menced. authorize the issuing or bonds
| for the purpose of obtaining money
| emit Improvement of the streets and
Highways of the City of Perth Araboy.
Be 1T and ii hereby Ia Resolved. That
shls leunci. being the board hsying
| OF Common Plsas OF b county OF
/ Miadiesex and State OF New Jersey. be-
Ing the County wherein the said City
| pointmenf OF three disintarested per-
sons who shall be freeholders and re-
sidenta Of the said City OF Perth Am-
boy, to cstinaate and assess the benefits
made upon tho property benefited by
SUCH i~mprcvpment,
And be It further Resolved. That the
City CLERK give notice q said applisa.
psTth 1mbov %rgronIeIs ssl and t1s psr III
| Amboy Evening News, two newspapers
printed or circulating In the said City
| Of Perth Anboy.
| was introduced and adopted by the fol-
| lowing vote: Aye@seanank Calvin.
Larsons Dalton Sandbeek. Voorhees,.
| Nay-NGne.
| The following resolutions
WHEREAS The work of the i'm
iprovement OF paving New Street with
| bitu3lthlc paving material with ap-
p-urfanencss Is completed; which ssid
! mof8*eaaen was made by vfrtue 81
tns provisions Of an ordinance OK ting
Council II the City OK Perth Amhox
| entitled, AN ordinances 10 pave New
street with bfkaatthfe paving material
with tina appurtenAa1essN passed Ma5
xs. faxAs anA APPROVED w the Mayor ag
said City Ut EsTtA AIaboyr May ~
Perth Amboy evening news., 1911-10-16

for the purpose Of obtaining money
from the sale thereof, for the pernan-
emit Improvement OF tne streets ana
highways OF the City of Perth Anlboy.
Be Ii and Thereby is Resolved. That
this Council being the Board having
charge OF ssid work. apply TO the
Court Of Common Pleas Of the County
OF Middlesex and State of New Jersey,
being the County wherein the said
City OF Perth Amboy is ituate for the
appointment OF three DISTINGUISHED per-
sons, who shall be f~reenoIoers and re-
sidents OF said city of Perth Arnboy.
ia estimate and assess he benefits
made upon the property benefited by
such Improvement
And be 1t further Resolved, That the
city Clerk give notice OF said appli-
cation by ten days publication In tns
Perth Amboy Chronicle and the Perth
Amboy Evening News. two n~ewspaper
of Perth Amboy.
was introduced, and adopted by the
following vote: Aye-Seaman, Calvin,
Larson, Dalton. Sandbeck. Voorhees,.
On motion the Board adjourned TO
Wednesday evening, September 70, at
eight o'clock.
Wilbur La Roe,
Proce edfnss of the Board of Aldermen
of the city of Perth Amboy, N. J.
OCTOBER End, 1911
Regular meeting OF the Council OF
the City. of Perth Amboy. N. j., held
October Enc. 1911. The members pres
emit were: Aldermen Hornsby, Seaman,
Calvin, Larson. Dalton and Alderman
at-Large Voorhees,.
The reading of the minutes Of the
regular and adjourned meetings of
September 4th and 9th was dispensed
with, and the minutes were approved
as printed on slips
A communication from the Christie
pher Columbus Independent Relief AS
ISOLATION pertaining to a previous COM
municatiOn from the same association
on the subject of a site on which to
Christopher Columbus, was received.
and the Clerk was Instructed to invite
the gentlemen to come TO the next
regular committee meeting of the
Board OF Aldermen and confer as to
the location they would prefer.
A communication from Jacob Gold
berger applying for q reduction of
sewer assessment on Block 138-B was
received and referred to the Committee
on Taxation.
A communication from the Lehigh
Valley Railroad Co. announcing the
appointment of VIM. Everhart, Frank
Garbarino and &. L. SINNERS as duly
commissioned police officers for that
company. and a similar communication
from the Adams Express Company,
the appointment of Joseph L.
Hagy, Thomas McCaughey, Walter G.
Petry and John Lasky. were received
and or motion the appointments were
approved and the names registered.
An entitled, An ordinance
to require contractors and others en-
gagged IL building. repairinE or con-
Perth Amboy evening news., 1911-10-16

warrants were ordered drawn for the
several amounts.
The following. Surveyors Esttsssatea
seTdfieate No ]. Sept. Rsth. 1sts-
70 the Council Of the cityscf PERTH
This is to certify that under the
Street Paving. The Hastings Pavement
Co. Contractor for laying the same IL
entitled to the first payment a-eaut-
ing to eighteen hundred Dollars.
Estimate
1000 feet of Curb at s sos 500. 40
200 yds. Of Concrete at 600. 1900 %
a0oa %
Amount due Sept. 2sth, 1911 1890 %
Approved
I. c. Dalton
+. A. Seaman
Certificate No. 2. Sept. 2sth, 1871.
To the Council OF the City Of Perth
Amboy.
This is to certify that Under tho
terms of contract for work upon Smith
Street Asphalt Block, High to State,
The Hastings Pavement Co contraefnr
FOR laying the same Is entitled To the
second payment amounting to tweN
seven and fifty-eieht and So
Estimate
200 yds. Pavement az ST. SIS .$ssss. 90
200 yds. Concrete at 6. 00. 1900. 40
400 yds. Excav. at i.l5,, as9.ne
5E4s. %
Less 10 per cent. .......... 5Sa So
ssse s.
Amount due Sept. 2sth. 1911 275s.5o
Perth Amboy evening news., 1911-10-16

sfrueting or lands froating OF or adj
joined paved streets to protect the
same from mortar beds etc. WAS In
troduced. passed on Its first reading
and ordered printed on slips.
An ordinance entitledY An ordinance
to lay OUT and open ConveTy Place,
from the northerIy side or Lawrte
Street to the ~southerly side Of Brace
Avenue through and across the lands
of the estate of Cortlandt Parker. or
the heirs and deVisses OF CortIandt
Parker. and lands OF Ira r. Grouse,
Hanson's Realty Corporation. Anna r..
Hansen, George hartman. VIM. f.. Me-
CollouRh and Coughton stack. Said
street to be se~venty-five feet in Width"
was introduced, passed on its first
reading and ordered printed OF slips.
The Committee on Streets and Sew
ers, TO whom had been referred a petit
ton for the extension of Anton Street
beneath the tracks of the Pennsylvania
Railroad and the Central Railroad in
order to this section with
State Street, recommended that the
prayer of the petitioners be granted,
which recommendation was on motion
adopted subject to a plan of such ex-
tension satisfactory TO the Board being
prepared and presented by the city
Surveyor at its next meeting.
The Committee on Streets and Sew
crs, to whom had been referred a petit
ton to establish grade of Grant Street
recommended that the prayer of the
petitioners be granted. which recon-
meDdation was on motion adopted.
The Committee on Fire, to whom had
been referred the requests of Eagle
Hose and Chemical Company for ex-
? eraption certificates for Charles Land
beck. August Kroeger, Thomas NJ lem
sen and Morgan X. Larsen, and of Lin
coin Engine Company for James Dun
ham, recommended that exemption GER
tificates be issued as petitioned for,
which recommendation was on motion
adopted.
The Comptroller having audited bills
IN che ~ faI1 10 ~ L|
Perth Amboy evening news., 1911-10-16

Temporary Loan from sink
ing Fund A~SVuat OF 1ss4l
eipatlon Taxes for lsi1 ~. 10000 oe
55b0o a.
ssf6ss60
Perth Amboy evening news., 1911-10-16

WARRANTS were ordered drawn Tor the
several amounts.
The following Surveyors estimates;
SI77S.63
TO the Council OF the city OF Perth
Axnbay
Perth Amboy evening news., 1911-10-16

es .. D. MdSVHs
Engineer.
#, W ~sandbeck, Jr.
r. A Seaman
ceTtificate No. 2 Final. Sept. 10. 1911.
TO the Council OF the CITY OF Perth.
Amboy
This Is to certify that under the
terms of Contract for work upon Bar
racks street Bttulithic Payment, The
Standard Bitulithfc Co. Contractor for
laying he same is entitled to the Sec
ond and final payment amounting to
eighteen hundred and -ninety-seyen p
49-100 Dollars.
Estimate 4
1912 yds. of Pavement atsI AZ. SPAS -06
9l9 feet of Curb = at III. 724.46
SAT yds. OF Excav. at 40, 21S so
274 yds. of Concrete at 4.5o.. 1898 90
4524.32
Less 10 per cent. ..,... 452. AZ
-----
4e71.S9
Less previous payment -. 2l74.4o
Amount due Sept. 18th. 1911 1897 40
s. j. Mason,
Engineer.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1911-10-16

A~ppTOVeu
II. w. Sandbeck, Jr.
f. A.. Seaman
Certificate No. 2 Final. Sept. IL, 1911.
$33e4.90
TO the Council OF the city OF Perth
Amboy.
This Is to certify that under the
terms of contract for work upon Park
Avenue BftulIthic Pavement, The Stan
dard BftulithIc Co. Contractor for lay
and final payment amounting to thirty
three hundred and sixty-four and 90,
100 Dollars
Perth Amboy evening news., 1911-10-16

This liz. ts senrttfy that under the
terms al contract Tor work upon New
Street Eitulzthie Pavement. the Stand
ard Hifuiitbfe Co. Contractor for lay
ing the sa8sl8 In entitled to the second
and final payment amounting to seven
teen hundred and seventy three and
$500 Dollars.
Estimate
1891 yds. OF Pavement ats1 "a 1889 Is
Tza feet of Curb at "a. 539, 4e
2Sz yds. Of Concrete al $50. le44. 90
3S4s.5g
Less 10 per cent. ...... 384.S6
346s.Tss
Less previous payment 49,. 1890. 20
Amount due sept 18th, 1911 1883
S. j, Mason.
Engineer.
Jefferson jimplecute. (Jefferson, Tex.) 1907-1926, 1911-07-21
MHIsKEY cArsEs % PERCENT OF CIEIEs.

chage that whsk causes = per cent of the crimes cons
the class of LAWYERS mentioned TO put
o
civilization simply for gain to the money tbs OF me quor
10 the
that these terrible charges are n
the
of
ought be read
Grand at unusual length but we
Of
dis
the
Besides
declamat
further for the reason
Of
other
chief
their profit is earned the
they will IN
the I'd
sensible Of the deep
Count Grand Juryh has
Jefferson jimplecute. (Jefferson, Tex.) 1907-1926, 1911-07-21

editorials Galveston Dallas News July 4th siD
morning documents
particularly the
well afford reproduced
OF
al
Dallas County points out
the frequent miscarriage OF
losing
IN
conditions? The County Grand
point a
O is
Therew o
be
is
IA g
is this conspiracy under the law
AGAINST
s. o
of depiorng
the foremost IN
knayely that works atogher to the adyanage OF hf erma
a
citizenship readiness on the part OF SO many men 70 nl
on
has SHINE a jity to be herded like cattle and to be o np ar d ana
consider each point and complaint ana
arkable and timely report
Jefferson jimplecute. (Jefferson, Tex.) 1907-1926, 1911-07-21

Fifty thousand copies of the Dallas
grand jury report OF July l. which
declared the saloons responsible FOR
rs per cent OF the crimes committed
and stated that the courts OF the land
were leagued with these interests,
were delivered to the North Texas
statewide prohibition headquarters
Thursday morning by VIM. A. Bowen,
editor of the Arlington Journal, and
will be circulated all over the State
as one OF the pros best campaign
The copies we're printed in
N'l'neton
The copies delivered Thursday
morning were the first installment OF
an order for 100. 600 given by Judge
A. W. Walker, vice president of the
Jefferson jimplecute. (Jefferson, Tex.) 1907-1926, 1911-07-21
PROS PRINT 10000 COPIES JURY REPORT
Arlington Journal Plant Turns Out Big Quantity
of Statewide Literature

statewiders. Fort Worth Star Tele-
gram of July IS.
GOOD EYE.
Editor Bowen OF the Arlington
Journal has printed in folder form
$4,000 copies of excerpts from the
recent Dallas County Grand Jury re-
port. together with copious extracts
from the News editorial commenting
on that report. Industry comes
naturally to Editor Bowen, and he
has almost an uncanny prescience in
pick ing out good things to reproduce
in the Journal.-State Press in Dallas
News of Saturday, Jr,y Is.
Jefferson jimplecute. (Jefferson, Tex.) 1907-1926, 1911-07-21

Orr great trouble found the fact that Dallas IS
the dumping ground gamblers prostitutes and
ooong population hich alcays mores from arg ter,
oru general cleaning these things the pressing meed
of the hour This greatly aid IN bringing relief to Our Cr1m-
nal Court social conditions But so long zee hGroor
vce courts lcH De clocded ana
be rampant And his Grand Jury insltes the attention
of the Court good this state OF things ana
asks them to q;ve these matters their consideration Let
the State gpe schools and crime instead OF more
courts to dispose of criminals.
AS Grand Jury desire our appre
Jefferson jimplecute. (Jefferson, Tex.) 1907-1926, 1911-07-21

his counsel lain wait for the Judge and in some
manner that this be reversed and
that the criminal and the people getting their just de-
serts he is turned loose upon society .
In this connection desire to say that we mean no reflection
either of the court their pedeces
sos plain dgned language desire to orr
supreme Indignation ond contempt for system h,c permits
injustice be perpedted AS busl
the administration Of the
proposition and not exclusively technical
be understood only by of the CLOTH and ~hn the
svste1n under administration of the aw conducted
reflect and common reason It b"c"ss
of the plain people to Investigate and remove the cn~ses
for its failure do that 0hich II intended to do
the folies Of knight errdntry in the chorar
QrOte CcrUantes had inviting themn
for crusade against system long out OF date than IS to De f"
in the injustice pracced upon this people BY its higher courts
the tar-pGying interest of the country
appropriation bills passed by different sessions OF
thu Legislature for the the State Tor the
years. and you will find the item OF appropriation
for support the judiciary of the heaviest IN the b and
that Increasing from gear until the taraon Of the
people is absolutely becoming a burden
For the fiscal ending August 81 1910 we appropriate
support higher courts Sl3623 and for our judi
$758 600 making total of $89223 Suppemenng this
amount with fines penalties other than appropriations
find that the people paying annaany tor the supo
million doLd1s. Are they entitled to
D1onpt and inst administration Of their lars?
Looking the comparative statement Of the percentage OF
different OF the world last
England the lowest and running up to Italy
highest find the following startling conditions to exist:
England had three honlcdes to 100000 population; ay
had 8S honic to populations Chicago had 206 hom
cdes to the 25O0000 homcdes to the 100000
populations he Da1s had ortyeg hocldeS to the 100000
popaaion homcdeS to the 10000 900 populat0n nearly
the percentage Of Chicago nearly s5c times the percentage
OF Italy, an 100 times the percentage Of England
Jefferson jimplecute. (Jefferson, Tex.) 1907-1926, 1911-07-21
Whiskey is Responsible.

remedy for the crowded condition Of Criminal Court
is not to increase facilities but decrease the facilities for
The Investigation of the present Grand Ju,y Shoes eat
10 per the Investigated committed as direct
result of the sale of whiskey Therefore is candid Judg-
many people holding license to sell toricans ought
to be depyed them and their places closed SO long zoe
haze by loW Whtes and still lo0er negroes zoe
aloays ts crovded condition Of on" courts even
capacity treeod What e need TO get d
of these breeding resorts and IN this !cay get d Of man
of population Such population largely resorts 10
saloons fu blast and zoe one 20
per criminal population to the presence OF or Zoo
saloons and fosteed by saloons And gust
so long city By saloons dres Clubs and pro
tuition be NTH criminal cases for "der
the shadou and vthn the environment of the saloon crimes
multiply business of the courts and the Grand Jury
4ulki
Jefferson jimplecute. (Jefferson, Tex.) 1907-1926, 1911-07-21

citation of the courteous treatment by Criminal Dis
Judge Hon. R. Seay and the capable services of Ben
Savage the Assistant County Attorney who rendered valuable
during deberan9 desire to thank the anl
Ada the performance of his duties and also John
Weaky elevator whom found constantly at his post Of
duty.
r. B. HARDWOOD Foreman, J. E. PRIGMORE,
w. W. BOWEN, W. L. DIAMOND,
HENRY PENNIMAN G. H. PANGBURN,
J. G.. DAVIS l. N. RANGE.
J. NJ DRAM G.. C. RAWLINS,
H. BERRY w. c. MckAMY.
Jefferson jimplecute. (Jefferson, Tex.) 1907-1926, 1911-07-21
QUESTION OF REMEDY.

The serious question which confl0nts at ths tins how
things going be remeded The question is simple
and in minute by competent lawyer The
within the few numbers or bills have been
Legislatures that would have settled TINS
whole question Legislature has been engrossed with
great questions and with great questions of personality
that and Oeeks haze been spent IN the discus
the great questions of Toeededum and Ta0eededee until
deberaton had expired and the session came
to nothing ACCOMPLISHED The question and Will
be settled promptly and rightly when man cho has the
time inclination make it the campaign issue IN
his Governor copes members Of the House ana
adopt the issue and aChen the people
select and practical experience to represent
halls of the Legislature instead of the immature col
lege graduate and the pOthOuse politician.