The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1914-10-31

He was taken>to the City Hospital
where he lay for long time before he
reeained consciousness. Ii is reported
that he Is injured internal and hopes
for his recovery are slight.
LATER Mr. Bouchard passed away
at five o'clock yesterday afternoon.
attorney general, John w. Haarer for
state treasurer and Luren ID. Dickin-
son for lieutenant governor. Mr..
| Vaughn is new to the ticket and so is
Mr. Dickinson. Haarer, Fuller and
Fellows have served the state and
,ervsd it we'll
The democrats present Emmett l..
Beach for lieutenant governor. William
l.. McManus. Jr. for secretary Of state,
John Robson for treasurer. John J.
Campbell for auditor general and
Verne G. Anderson for attorney gen
eral. We are not personally acquainted
with these gentlemen as we are with the
candidates on the republican ticket but
we understand them TO be reputable
and worthy citizens as are the csndi-
dates on the progressive ticket, James
~ Mcbride for lieutenant governor,
Howard H. Bathdorf for secretary of
state, Frank j. Temple for state treas
urer. George Fl. Myhan for auditor
general and Charles p. O'Neil for at
torney general.
TIE CONGRESSIONAL TICKET
The republicans present w. Frank
James as their candidate for congress-
man from this district, the democrats
Frederic j. Bawden and the progress
sives William j. Macdonald, the pres
ent incumbent The Diamond Drill
has opposed Mr.. Macdonald because
we never believed him to be sincere.
We have been honest in our opposition
to him. He has appealed to an element
in our industrial life that we believe
ought not exist-the anarchistic social
ist Mr.. Bawden is an excellent gentle.
man, honest and worthy
But, with all these considerations
before Us we can see no reason why
any republican or any other person
desiring the return of republican policy
as the directing influence in our
government should vote against Mr..
James who has been faithful servant
m the state legislature and has been
Fever and always respondent TO the
popular Will II is to congress that
the people must look Tor return TO
the protective policy which, we be-
lieve, will bring back prosperity and
voters want to be mighty cautious and
think several times before voting
against republican candidate for
congressman.
THE LEGISLATIVE TICKET
For the state senate the repu picans
put forward Alton Il. Roberts. the
democrats John n. Lewis and the
! progressiyes Edward T. Monteith Mr
Lewis is a very popular hotel man at
Marquette and is making no particular
effort TOR the Office 20 that the fight
I lies between MIR Monteith and Mr..
Roberts We sincerely hope that our
voters will select Mr.. Roberts for he
is by all means the hest fitted man for
the position. We know nothing derogo-
tary or Mr. Monteith but we do know
that the selection of Mr. Roberts
would send to the Legislature from
this section a man who is filed with
enthusiasm for the agricultural develop
ment OF this peninsula. We are too
one sided We lnust develop our agri-
culture SO that in times like the pre-
sent we may not be wholly bereft ot
resources Mr. Roberts Is actively
engaged in developing lands and has
gwen lot of his time and talent 10
the pushing OF agriculture through
his connection with the upper pen
insula development bureau. Mr. Ro-
berts is n Young man OF education.
He does his own thinking and is
thoroughly independent. notwith-
standing the attacks wholly uncalled
tor made upon him by his progress
sive opponent.
For the Legislature we have Pat
o Brien OF Iron River the republican
ticket Walfred A. vonZelen on the
democrat and Fred W. Schwalm on the
progressive OF course we are all for
Pat O'Brien, the whole souled enthusi-
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