The Cairo bulletin., 1913-02-24

/ OF the Commission Form OF Munich
pal Government. would il not b
wise Tor the progressive elemen
favoring this measure to arouse il
! self from state of ethargy an;
map out a plan OF campaign in fur
therance OF enlightenment OF the
mass of voters as regard the Com
mission Form. then select fittins
candidates. men OF known ability
integrity and probity, not chroni,
office seekers, but business men VIII.
will strive to conduct the affairs 0
Cairo along the same lines as the,
conduct their individual bushes
interests.
II is granted that it is absolutely
essential that the proposed bond is
nc should have the undivided sup
lort OF every citizen.
This after matter viii be abls
taken care OF at mass meeting TO
aight at the Court House and sett et
satisfactorily Tuesday.
Now il has been suggested that {
rass meeting OF citizens be called
ater in the week for the purpose
OF furthering the cause of the Com
rission Form and the selection O.
candidates for mayor and four com
Tissioners.
/ have my doubts regarding the
adoption OF such a course in the
iomination of candidates as il
sonld be an easy matter. as has beer
frequently done in the past. to pacl
uch a meeting TO name candidates
Rather a better method would b.
The selection of some so or 60 eiti
,ens. who following the immediate
tdoption of the Commission Form 0.
March 4, they to select number
rem for mayor. and a number of mei
for the four commissioners, these
andidates TO be submitted to the
foters of the city, out OF which shall
Ee selected the one man for mayo
Ind the four men for commissioners
ach voter writing the names on tn
,lank spaces on the ballot OF thos
who he may favor for the offices 0
mayor and four commissioners.
There are in Cairo a great man,
aapab e men who would give the
necessary time and attention 10
The material advancement OF tn
city, None of them are OFFICE
SEEKERS, but IL appealed to by e
representative body of men. such a.
viii name later, would no doub'
| sgeede to their wishes and permit
the presentation of their names II
he voters OF Cairo for ratification
| therefore, in accordance witt
the idea embodied above, sugges
hat the following. or any additions
ones they may select, assemble
Is soon as possible. following
he adoption OF the Commission
Form of Municipal Government and
name the candidates for office;
]. S. Aisthorpe, Reed Green, Johr
NJ. Lansden, Il, A. Smith. James H
Galligan, Frank Spencer, B. Nc
Nanus. Sr., J. 2. Peterson, Geo T
carnes II G. Schulz, c, c. Terre
Dr. j. J. Rendleman, Dr., w. H. Grin
.ead. DR. VIM. II. Fields, Henri,
Thompson, Ira Hastings, Samuel
Halliday. Lep Lazarus. Oscar Her
5ert, Conrad Alba, VIM. Oehler, P
I. Langan. Seymour Antrim, Samue
White, NJ. ], Howley. c. V. Neff
rony Ehs, Judge A. Comings, Harry
Schulz, Dr. A. A. Bondurant, Rev
Downey, Rev. Eells, Rev. Loar
9has. F. Miller. A. Kaufman. Chas
Feuchter, Thos A. Fuller, Thos
Faudree, o p. Hurd, Peter Saup. d
VI. Kelly. Dr. John 7. Walsh. Wi
Johnston. J. B. Magee, Fred Teich
ran, George G Koehler, Albert
.ewis, NJ. S. Carter, Z. ]. Pink, NJ
. Easterday, James Curry, J. A
OK, Richard Cannon, George Beck
r. G r. Eichenberger. r. ]. Stub
bins, Louis zanone, Chris Beck. w
P. June, H. H. Halliday. John r
Rennie, Chas Cunningham, Walter
w. Wood, Judge William Dewey
Judge VIM. n. Butler and as many
more as the above may add to the
list.
There is no doubt in by mind thai
any candidates they may name VIII
receive the unqualified endorsement
of the voters of Cairo.
In addition to this endorsement
any breach thav may exist will be
safely bridged over and with the
assistance of the poop G under the
leadership of this conservative
business form of government. and
the three commercial organizations
OF the city, Cairo will make aston.
ishing strides forward that win lana
her 10 the fore, where she right
4 fully hnlonos