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3O1 East Second street, was awarded
the prize for the woman having the
largest family on the grounds. She
was accompanied by six children.
In the 10 regular sport events, two
prizes were given for each. The win
ners were:
acknowledgement dash, boys under
16 years-Harvey Brownson, 311 East
Seventh street, first; Albert Cheval-
ier. II North Fifty-second avenue
West, second. Potato race, girls un-
der 16 years-Miss Emily Chevallier,
II North Fifty-second avenue West,
first; Miss Iva Guerin, 221 North
Fifty-first avenue West, second.
Three-legged race-Joseph Nordal,,
1928 Ninth avenue East, and Thomas
johnson, POI East Eighth street,
first; John Londes, 1872 East Third
street, and Frank CONNER, 27O2 West
Michigan street, second. One hundred
yard dash, married mend. w. Hen
ry, Holland hotel, first; s. r. Walk
er, 2314 West Sixth street, second.
Seventy-five yard dash men weigh
Ing 200 pounds or more-Robert
Lahti, Fifty-ninth avenue West, first;
Victor Isackson, 2129, West First
street, second. Fifty-yard dash, WON.
en-Miss Emma Lee, $500 Tacony
street, first; Mrs. w. Graham, 1876
Seventh avenue West, second. Hop
ping race, so yards, open to ALA.
Bekson,-707 East Second street, first:
Arthur Olson, 1925 Ninth avenue East,
second. Peanut contest, for girls only
Miss Beatrice Gather, AIS Oneo-
ia street, first; Miss Lena Cohen. "a
First avenue East, second.
las a. man, and as g. representative
Of the people, sent to the legislature
to protect their interests, could not
vote for Governor Eberhart's 'bunco
scheme and still be able to look the
voters square in the eye." said Rep
resentative Child.
1.-THE move to place the control Of
public utilities in the states jurisdtc-
ton means that eventually they will
be controlled by the. gang This
means graft-for who? For the
gangsters who'a are the only ones, ex-
cept the corporations, who can hope
to profit through such an Ubiquitous
measure. It means that city will be
powerless to grant a franchise to au-
other telephone company, providing
the one you have is not giving serv-
ice or is charging exorbitant rates.
You will be compelled to refer oil
such things to the state Commission.
Things would drag along. Maybe you
would get relief-and maybe you
wouldn't. In any event you, as citi-
Ems Of a municipality, familiar with
all it's conditions, would be compelled
to bow to the superior Judgment OF
g. group Of men who would know
nothing about the local situation.
do you want this kind Of a meas
ure? It's what Governor Eberhart
is attempting to foist on the people.
And at whose bidding? Don't be
taken in with bunco talk" +.
!! With regard to Governor Eberhart's
plan for the control Of bond and stock
issues. Representative Child said:
THE control OF public utility CONF
panies through q state commission s
claimed to be for the benefit Of the
users Of the products Of public COM
panies, and in fact could not be de-
Tended on other grounds. whereas the
regulation OF stocks and bonds are
Tor the benefit. not Of the consuming
pubic. but tho Investing public.
sS=s...'NVhys then do the public cempanies
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