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The Glenwood post., 1914-06-20

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0t . aAvsaS Se3l
a1veeo spaanes
yA10D nnaA
ss.S e eas..as - - q osH.s1A.
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e>sAn. q AaeEa = salss sS =
:. s -. = : 80 =: - = - - - =.
-y.s~ssSG: 49, - -
sa.s.. .sAveAas saai-esessag = = -
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- l.s =. Es..!sA . -
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= = 81. 9 S.s..s.l ssr,se iS =. -
-. =: Z {. '-:s :s, - = = = ~ = -: -:
fesniv wa = os.se4stis. Z = ss.ss
q Csi:s.AA H. previsiaAs = a sse Il u
s..s: Il r:I..,.. A.':y !. .s ses.:;f s:ss =. -
proved April Z. A D. ief1. sal sA snse1-
atory ~ ssophsosaAel snes tAss.es. eAs
prsvtsssas e cAeeesr cxLvlI e ~ ~
vise1 6tA&atss sf COloraAs, 1909. ~ N
pursuance Of an ordinance Of aata ctsy Aaly
aAoetsA, DsAlt.hsd AaA nAAs . law q eaiA
city prter 70 IL issse ef this bssA; esA It
is hereby certified and rscitsA sAaa au tAe
rsQuirsHeats ef laW have Assa osApltsA
With ~ ths prsesr sAcsrs sf saiA city n
the issue Of TIL. bsaa. a.A that IL tst.l
debt of ths city: incluAins that Of thi. ls.A.
does not exoeeA any limit Of inAsetsAnsss
prescribed BY The constitution or laws Of
the stats Of Colorado. and that peovistoa
has been made for the levy aAA oollsctioa
Of an annual tax su1hcieat 70 pay IL ip-
terest on this boaA anA also tie priDeipal
thereof, whea ths same becomes 1ua.
The faith and credit Of the city Il Glen
wood Springs are hereby plsAge1 for the
punctual payment Of the principal anA In
terest Of this bond.
In Testimony Whereof, the city council
Of the city OF Glenwood Springs has caused
this bond to b. signed by The mayor Of
said city. attestsd by the clerk thereof.
under ths seal Of the city, and countsrnign-
u BY Its treasurer, as Of the hrst DAY Of
July, A. d. 1914.
Mayor
The Glenwood post., 1914-06-20

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vs.A s..lr - slI. - - q -!
- - - - : : = - 3 - = - : 4 - =
s4NA ~ ~ cay sssas8. - aAnn aaos
- -. = =. s.y =. - 80 -.
ssssa shs.asa. sAAn - 49, - - -
tr>asssW ~ ~ 0oFese1 es-s161D aU0-
sass. - .Aas - a0s1 skaA . 49, =
osupess tAsrs.s .saechsl ehan = = -
s2>atAaily tAs ssaAssias asra:
UMraD STATS o. Ahns.cA
c.y g oas...e1 alsaAe.-,
eesaty Il 0aFfislA 80 slaAs Il CsissaAs.
hsssAg sckn0UisAOs ksslf kAAsbAs1 80
Issaasss = ~ = IL sssses tive s..Ar.A
= x::r,cs s.r w.. = r.essS.S ~ % ssss,s.Sss s.sts
at the pless1ss - saA ctty afas9 ~ ysArs.
and absoiutsiy Aas aeA payshas fif,ssa years
fr0a tAs dase hsrssf. With iatsesst tAsrsoa
paysh,s ssai-saaeaily = ths 6sA ~ s6
January a.A ths first day Of July. in each
yeAr both principal and interest beiaS pay
ers. in tie eisy e kev York. U. 8. A.. s1oa
presentation anA surrender Of this bond aAd
Of the annexed coupons As they ssveraliy
become due.
This bond h issued BY the city Of Glsa-
wood Springs for the purpose Of funding
the floating Indebtedness and outstanding
legal warrants of the city Of GleaWooA
springs under. By virtue and In full osa-
General Assembly OF the state ef CelorAde.
entitled. An Act Concerning the Funding
Of Floating indebtedness and Outstanding
Warrants by Cities and Towns ETC.. ap-
titled and recitsd that all the reQutrsneats
thereof have been fully complied with Ay
the proper officers in the issue Of thts bond.
and that the Issue of this bond has bsen
authorized BY \ vote Of . majority Of the
duly qualified electors Of the said city Of
Glenwood springs. voting upOa ths e0sseAon
At = special election held IN saA cty eo ths
End day Of June. A. d. 1914.
II Is further hereby csrtifis1 and rscitsA
tAas this booA Is issued N full satiseActkoa
and pAymant OF . like amount ot eutstAA1-
Jag unpaid. payable. lawful 80 valA tnAsst.
:s..s. = & =; city Z 0..,.sst % e: y sPr!.s. And
acts 40 tAiags .sauirs4 = - Sees. sn4
prscsAsat b aAA h tAs issss q tAis baaA
bssa properly Ases asa DeeGer1sA.
and "a exist In dSs tims. torn aAA nAAnse
A. required by law. And tAat H. boaAs1
deet Of sai4 city Of oseaveea epri1es. IA
cluAing this bond, exceeds neither tAe stat
utory nor the coastitutisaal linitattsas Of
Tie stats q Colorado.
The faith and credit Of tAs city e 0lea-
wood 0prtnSs are hsre6y plsAGsA esr tAs
punctsai payment Of tAs principal oe - tAs
interest upsa htis booA.
In rssttnoay whssof. the city ef 0ssa-
wssA spetaSs hAs CAUSED this bsoA - -
sigAs1 by IL mayer. csantsssigns1 by It's
clerk. under the seal Of sAiA city, this first
lay of July, A. D. 1914.
Attest Mayer.
City cisk.
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Attost :
Mayor.

City clssk.
II 10 hsrssy cestifisA that the tsrsesaaG
rss.isr s:..ss 4 4. city oosac.l c e e ss g
city Il 0leavood Springs. duly hsaA - D.
15tA day Of June A. b. 1914 yes puA-
p.a.s Z s !. es sst s;
city Il disavsei springs & its i..ss &
june 2oth. a. D. isi1: asa vas fiaasiy
.;; .Sses:1 At =, '..fsl .sstias Of ..A e.sy
1914. "a tSsesafssr eSaia pss,isAsA = fsii
In aaid Ths OasavseA Pest, n NJ Issue q
---A. D. 1914.
City Cierk.
vas tA:rssesa .evsA - Atese.aa
n.ysr. thsi .aN ssSi...cs y orssssa -
ltsAs1 n tie 0lsawood Post . nsvuoooar
Printsd as4 psslisAsA At olsavssA seet9R.
JSse. A. d. 1914. aaA that IL sail esd
nance b ceesiAsrs1 fer fiAal passass a& .
seScisi .s:tias q u city cesncil: - =
sfssr such pssi,csslos. a o.. "a ss-.it: Us u -
cay Of yu.s. 4. D. 1914
rAs question being upon tie aAsStisa q
;s;ie.. ;sSa Hst'ss; z: r'i vas called With -
Thsse voting aye: KsnArick. KiFWaa.
L.ns.toa. Ritt.eysr. sAeltoa.
~. i've ..%Sr, .sssss y. i. Ssss si.. o.,,e,
vessA IN favor Il sail notsea. IL 0a01T
declared satl nstisa carried aaA satA eG1-
nance was or4ere4 published In Acc0f0o0oo
With satA Ao<isa.
STATE OF COLORADO.
cry cfSa'y o. = o1.ss1ooD Scssf;S SPRINGS, 81
I. wn. Cross. city clerk oe ths city q
0ienWoo4 6prtAGs, Do Aseeoy certify tAat ~
foregoing pages, numbered froO II - -
inclusive. are . true, full and correct oaQG
Of the recor1 q proceedings taken by IL
city council Of said city 1t . regular 0ea4-
ing thereof. held, pursuant to sdjoura0A0k
from the regular meeting Of the 1st day -
June. A. d. 1914. on Monday. the 16tA ~
of June. A. D. 1914. 20 far as said ninwAas
relate to an ordinance, . copy OF which -
therein set forth, entitled, IAN OrAinanss
providing for the issue by the city Of 0saA-
wood Springs. in the state Of Colorado. q
its negotiable coupon boAds In the Aea1o-
gate amount Of thirty thousand five ko0-
dred dollars ($30.bO0. .o0D. 70 be de,oatnaA-
ed Funding Bonds. for the purpose Of faD1-
ing the noatinG indebtedness and 0utsta11-
ing legal warrants OF said city - that aaA1
copy OF said ordinance contained in anA
minutes 10 . full true and correct COPY q
SAID ordinance Is introduced, read and -
dered published At said meeting.
I further certify that the minutes q saA1
meeting. as herein certified. appear at pA0m
numbered from 4O6 to 416, in tAe 4inu1o
book Of The city council Of the city Of 0aso-
wosA Spring..
In Witness Whereof. 1 have hereunto st
my hand and aAxed the seal Of said city,
this 18th day Of June. A. D. 1S14.
wM. CROSS.
(seaD City C:srk.
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TuHpu1a olDurAlec1 no. Z
STATE OF COLORADO,
County Of Garfield, 81.


Before ne, ths unAsrsisnsd authority. .
notary public In aad for ths county Of Gar
field, In the state Of Colombo. persenAlly
appeared Wn. Cross. ths duly elected. auaii-
s' city q sDs .nS IN sss sosn
being by me first duly sworn. states:
That hs Is now. aad At all times herein
and acting city clerk Of TIE city sf 0lsa-
that on the 2srd day Of May. A. D. 1914.
sss sins % and p p,.e. q sss hoaisS S''ss .,
special election In said city. to BE- hsaA On
Tuesday. tAe .seenA day Of June. 4. D.
1914. lat which special election thsrs Va.
No. 2 q 80 city, sAeptsd .sA Approved
ths city coxscii Of sad city TO Issue IL neso-
pess q f.ssi.s Is ss.sins ; iss.sssassss M S NJ
e1tstaa1dag legal warrants sf u city II -
aSsregats amount sp = and ast s.cssatag
thirty thoesaaA five hsa1rsA stxty-ssvso
~ nakiaS sole q saiA hseAs or aay thsrssf
At nst Isss thaA par. sst T. IL city. aaA
using u pr:ossa. tAsssot u Isynsat q
or by szchaasias At par said Ssels or ~
thereof. fee wsrraots At par a sail city
which nay - oatstanding % IL 27tA day
OF April. A. D. 1sl4) in Ths Daily Ava
publishsA in The city Of 0Isavsod SpFtass.
In ths county Of 0afAeid and state q Coie.
rsde. In It's Issue Of Nay 23rd, 1914. anA IN
date OF .ai1 sasct,oe. to-vit: tAs 2nd day Of
June. A D. 1914; and aAant likewise
casseA = copy q such notice 70 Be psstsA
at eech place Of voting. to-vtt: at tAe
Building. in Tie city Of 0leaWssl Springs,
and that aid nottce vas securely posted.
and aAask verify believes rmained 20
sss'S s,,s ,.s ss' D:sssH q sif:',s Sas! s.s:
Snetl tAs ssscttsa tAsrsin ssfsrFS1 - Was
fAat saA Hstiss. ~ pulii.As1 a.l pssesl.
s:... - -. T. i 80 - 4 4 q = ). rss.ss e
WI CN000.
on C1ssk-
lst1 ~ & jssa a D. isiA.
~ s'e.'''s's s.3Rss2s IT, ~ -; 1917.
STATE OF ooaIoRADo.
SsnrS S<nrS a. s Ss;ss1xSbop s;ss1sS r,,,,,o. y.
e q ~ & elsss.sa sss1sss. cssss1H.
sss.iss nsales 9 = Il = q - 4
=: S asax = = -, go Sc 90 E, = - -
- "a Il SSS - - ~ =
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Niss.s.. Es1s,ss. Ki.v.a. Iaasue.a.
Gee1matR ~ oheoonn.
A1ssne 0uR1s.
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. ressaae1sa 1seDar1ne ~ rssulk q d
vssS ssri.e = n "a Say e 3sss. iSiz,
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nepcoyc4 - oth ~ It Nag. 1874. WA1sA
rssefuf3.a - dAsssaDsa r1aA u IN -
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- s10 q O11eooA - - oDGn1nnap ~
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oof. - ~ eon1 = - |
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The Glenwood post., 1914-06-20

ru1 aAlx On T31D0 =
ssnls1 HpaV. siposea h51t1r1
saSll,e ~ ss@e = ~ &
~ - = - ts1s - - (
- -. -. =! = B
The Glenwood post., 1914-06-20
Mayor
City Treasurer.

Fen e osa0ea
No. $500.
On ths Arst DAY ot --A. D.
IL. thS city Of 0lsavood sertnsz. in
ths csunty Il 0ar1sIA and stats ef CeasraAs.
will pay IL bsarsr twsaty five asaiafs 10
lawful 1sasy ot tAs unttsA 0tatss oe
America at tAs baAktAg hoNss of kS9Atne
Brothse.. b ths city Il New York. U. Q. A.
beiaG sig nooths intsssst o. 0bsowooA
sprinss watsr beoA. ssriss ef 1914. AatsA
July /. 1914.
(Fac-simiIe 0ixnatnrs)
The Glenwood post., 1914-06-20
ITINERARY OF
Prof. T. J. Newiin

(1Ae 0eee4 0oovor Optical 0poc1AAGe)
AID HD A01fD3AlG3
Cut this out; note your town aAj
watch for date. Call for free exaainA-
ton il suffering from headaches, ner-
vousness, dizziness eyestrsin, etc.
Hons Office, Glenwood Spring., June
l5tA 10 2lst.
tStop In Strawberry Day for Free
Examinakioa,)
The Glenwood post., 1914-06-20

adopted and approved May sth. 1914. and
duly published es1 AaAs q law Of SAID city.
sd.sss and oststaa1isg issai varr.nts Of
said city vas, IN acces1aacs viii lav. sss-
lit :!..ss = y . : ~. % g = s.iy ss.,,t,:s de-.
Day d IA 1ay e js.e. 4. B. iSil. esl
WAessaa 1Usa caaSaas1ls - vs4s cast ~
e 81 4 ';ssss:a: -. - !: .sSssssA 49, - z s.;sss9
..i sssss,.i tAs iSsA - q ~. q. 3.
r.ss III = - e, 80 ss s Z; a.: =: - s g.. -.
~ rs:sils1 = 1ssse e s1i1e - 0ss1lle
ieesses1nes - e11aao6nlg. IAi Vsnle6
e = - ssu e ess.ssa s'ssee Hss
% b oenAlMnn ~ fAn crfY
0egMu1 % u 0IY q ollH.
y0o0 SS1lNos. N I'm sfArn -
Ssesss l. fAae ssusaaas,s. ,.asr.ss s..e-
bag essUsa bseAs. 4 - naDo q o. e1ly
..ss.s -, : tSs sssa..s Essssss.ess
s.s.;.s sas ), =. ss.:.s. sr q :s :s:s : = =
sssrss.te ansuat e t1asN tAssssnA avs
h1nArsA Asllars Ca. oeo.o 80. Gee - pisVsso
q ss.ss;ss | i 3; .s:s.s.. .:ss = g - = * 49,
9 s.es,ss 3 .Tn.. - - - ea.r. Z
sal :;s siS e 60 g. - 49, = - -
prepars1 tAs ssose1shas. 6Agss1 Ssessse
coupon lssAs 4 said city y - ~ a0g1ee
eate a1esnt q tAtssy tnsuAaA flvs En-
dred Asllan (1o.Geo.60S-
bear aaAs ~ eFst ~ e ~. 4 . ma
sAall - pa1.Ass e a. sp16 Z ~ s6V
Asa ysaas azlse -. 60 4an = a911as618
=. ssss.s{: 81 - sssss = 3 3 -
i:::Sss:SSG5lsss
- q = 49,: = @ - 8
The Glenwood post., 1914-06-20
~ -

Whsssas. = esBse1anss uasA ~ ~, q
- se0 = O11eooA - - eoon11nao e
- =: - = ss::s3s - ss,s
- sa1 - - na0l11119 eQ1 80
= - - - = Vsl1so = 49, .
The Glenwood post., 1914-06-20

sec4isa I. That The privasely owned
aystsa q WatseWofaEs now installed In the
city q QlsnWeo1 Springs and knswn - fhe
0JsawseA Lsht water Company syseso
q SsSsM q u city Of o.ssvssd sSrtnss.
aa1 sosfaesd b. IL city. TOR fra Asosseie
ssctisa .. thai for the psrpsss ee pro-
vidtns funAs for IL purchase q saiA wsrks.
and . supply ths city with water, a. efore-
-: ~ % siT e ~ y. s s:.n. e 49,. =
eue hundred ten tAousanA Aellass. y -
1ssAeae1s1 oIsavss1 wassr DeeAs ssrtss
= 1Sis; e. es:s..si.s q - g as.A.sc e. e.
sass..s1 as.sr. tsl. .essl 80. Isysss. =
S..ssas isss..st sssa - 49, 49, =:
=. - .sss = : a.. Wv - = s..s.. :; Us q = s.
- . 4 Jsssssy q e. nss = Q
ss.s - : - -; g = s....s.ss,. :ss:s.
- 80 elsa . pss..ae |. Z. cs.ss
Z ~ S. -. 80 - q q. - 80 ~ = -. : -
: ~ q - 6 ~ - = @ -.
SaS - 8 ~; = p .sss: 9. - - -
Ss.ss. Z + SsssasS a- q -:
- - - - .. . flre ~ s
- ~ s6s1ai - q thS ~.
o1Iss11 q - ~ e4ssk. - aAau =
oD1AsssA ~ ~ e1U 1saeus. -
- = .ss.sea -. - = : - = ~ ~ 49,
SnoWne - - e issss. Aaas ee pay-
~ - sOeiseal' - aheetusA teoseAsf
va - - - so.s.e 4 isasrss ~
U0n = - aa0e sAan accrve Tsfe
sAan - aheAeAs1 - sacA bsaA thirty (9el
eouDoaA. .uuDbeeo4 csasecn<tvely frs0 -
SQ1qQspn6619s 4 oqIS-mnAnal tnstAllAsat -
h6srs4 = ~ hsaA . vhieA z ls attacked.
- sssasaf - paynaat e tn,e'sst 2, -. =
fhc-eann .ulunAsnas & De treaSsrsf q sal
~. UDeGseH ea.asoa daeuse. - u
o.n3 49, - = vAaeA Y 2 sssacnsS
- Aanpo14 - Q pag1 = ~ eeaA y
VhasA - ouDs - ai1ne1sA sAAn = laWeeI
sa 8 ~ - So - - -.
The Glenwood post., 1914-06-20

CountsrsignsA:
The Glenwood post., 1914-06-20
City Clerk.
CountsrslgasA: I:

Attest:
The Detroit times., 1914-11-05
MARX PLURALITY
l4,577;; nine new
SOLONS NAMED
Lindsay Tops Republican Land
slide on City Ticket, Getting
$500 Votes
TEN AMENDMENTS TO
CITY CHARTER CARRY
Separation of City and State
Elections Fails--Board of
Estimates in Doubt

Mayor Oscar b. Marx was elected
by plurality Of 14.577 over Fred
erick +. ingram, his Democratic op-
ponent, according TO complete city
returns. James H. Pound, Progress
sive. received but q scattering vote
and did not figure In the final result.
The mayor carried every ward In
the city, including the Ninth, long
regarded as the Democratic strong.
hold OF the city.
The vote In the 179 city precincts
gave Marx, 36.1S6; Ingram, 21,6Os;
Pound, 1851.
The victory OF the Republican city
ticket developed into landslide, with
City Clerk Richard Lindsay leading
all other candidates. The vote:
City clerk---Lindsay, (Rep.D, $500;
Merrell. (Dem.). 1925; Smith lProg.)
Al.547. Lindsay's plurality, 26, 172.
City treasurer-Koch, (Rep). 49,,
02S; Schultz, (Dem3, 15.737; Schoo.
ley (Prog), 1906. Koch's plurality,
23. .29i.
Justice Of the peace-De Cav
(Rep), 36,392; Lemkie (Rep.), 3d.
665; Barlow .(Dem.), 1896; Drum
mond (Dem.), 1891; Walling (Prog.) !,
1856; Loree (Prog.), 1861.
The Detroit times., 1914-11-05
WESTERN STATES
MOSTLY HELD
BY DEMOCRATS
Illinois Landslide Gives G. o. p.
20 New Seats--Only A in %
Other States
DRYS CARRY FOUR
OF SIX CONTESTS
Montana and Nevada Support
Suffrage-Wome Have Chance
in Nebraska

CHICAGO, Nov. 5.-The Republi.
can landslide that sent 20 new Re.
publican members to the house OF
representatives from Ohio and Illinois
did not materially change the political
complexion Of congressional delega
tions from other western states, late
returns showed today.
Twenty-three other western and
middlewestern states from Ohio to
California gave the Republicans q net
gain of four members Of the lower
house. To Offset this, the Democrats
made a net gain of at least one United
States senator, and elected Demo
cratic governors in Minnesota, Ne.
braska, Michigan and Wyoming. On
the other hand. Ohio rejected Gov,
Cox (Dem.), and elected Congressman
Willis tRep), TO the state house, and
Colorado suppianted Democratic ex'
ecutiye by George Carlson (Rep)
In practically all western states
with the exception of those on the
Pacific coast, the Progressives vote
(Continued on rage TwsD.
The Detroit times., 1914-11-05
QUARANTINE WILL
NOT RAISE PRICES
Closing of Chicago Stock Yards
For Ten Days Cannot Affect
Market

CHICAGO, Nov. 5.--Meat prices
will not be perceptibly affected by
the closing. for 10 days. OF the great
Chicago stock yards to curb the foot
and mouth disease, Edward Tilden.
president Of Libby, Mcneil & Libby.
said today.
"Closing the stock yards for only
10 days should have little effect, IL
any, on market prices" said Tilden,
"and II prices are increased little
don't think the effect will be felt by
housewives. About the only people
who will be directly affected will be
a 900 or 5000 laborers at the yards.
who will be made idle. All other de-
partments Of the packing houses will
continue as usual"
While final shipments OF cattle to
the stock yards were being received
today. 600 feeders. found to be infect
ed with the disease, were being
slaughtered and their carcasses Gov
cred with quicklime and buried In a
long trench under direction Of federal
authorities
The Detroit times., 1914-11-05
9 NeD Members In
Common Council

As result Of Tuesdays election
there will be nine new faces in the
common council. The newcomers
are: Tenth ward, Charles F. Wing
(Rep), and Fred w. Robinson (Rep.);
Thirteenth ward, Charles A. Kocher
(Rep); Seventh ward, Phil A. Step
hanowski (Rep); Twelfth ward,
James Cranshaw, Jr. (Rep); Elev-
enth ward, Herman link (Rep.), and
Joseph Rollo (Dem.); Sixteenth ward,
Joseph A. Kronk (Rep.. Fifteenth
ward, George III. Ellis. The Demo
Gratis will have four members In the
new council. Schemansky, Jakel,
Nowc and Rollo, a loss Of two.
One OF the surprises Of the alder
manic contests was the defeat Of
Aid. Patrick O'Brien, In the Tenth
ward. Aid. O'Brien was one OF the
Continued ON Page Tvvo.)
The Detroit times., 1914-11-05
TIMES COULD
NOT INDORSE
WET CANDIDATE
Publisher Schermerh0rn Ex-
plains Position of Newspaper
in Late Campaign
HIDE TOUGHENED TO
POLITICAL ADVERSELY
In His Old Home Town Began
Fight For Prin-
ciples

HUDSON, Mich, Nov. At was
this. my native town, that taught me
to bear political adversity with
eQuanimity." said James Schermer-
horn, at the Brotherhood banquet Of
the Congregational church. to attend
which he makes a regular annual pill
grimage to his birthplace.
There was only one thing surer
than death and taxes In my boyhood
here, and that was a rousing Repub-
lican ratification the night after cleo
ton. So tonight feel as II time had
turned backward in its fight and
made me the printers devil In q
Democratic country weekly again.
Things didn't go to suit me altogether
yesterday, but nothing will ever hurt
like those recurring political chAs-
tisements OF 80 years ago. They
made me At for any fate In the years
to follow.
have been losing some sub
scribers over In Detroit, because we
could not endorse the candidate for
governor favored by the liquor inter
ests. This, my first church home, Is
responsible for that, too. II taught
me to bear all things, endure all
things for principles sake. II first
got me into trouble with my sub
scribers here just 81 years ago. |
was running The Hudson Gazette,
and we came out for the prohibition
amendment In 1887. The saioonisls 3
and all the people they could control.
left rs. But for every wet who quit,
a dozen drys came In from the coun-
try round about to take their places.
No matter what considerations of
school sentiment, party loyalty, en-
nifty toward Osborn. or admiration
OF Gov. Ferris course in the copper
country may have influenced others,
our course was fixed many years ago
when we decided not to accept any
more patronage from liquor people.
Consistency required that. refusing
the support OF the vets ourselves we
could not commend a candidate who
was supported openly by the liquor
crowd. This implied no personal an.
tagonism toward Gov. Ferris, whom
admire for many things, but simply
a determination to stand by our
colors."
Rev. Mac II. Wallace, of Detroit.
spoke eIoquently on Making a soul =
He commended The Times as a hard
and fearless fighter for the rigns.
Rev. James Hyslop and G. l. Door.
superintendent of schools. were the
other speakers. Fine music enllv-
ened the successful banquet.
The Detroit times., 1914-11-05
LATEST RETURNS
INDICATE $4,000
FERRIS VICTORY
Detroit and Wayne-co. Give the
Democratic Executive $4,000
Of That
NEXT LEGISLATURE is
SOLIDLY REPUBLICAN
Progressive Congressman Lost
Out-Beakes Wins by Narrow
Margin Of 20 Votes

Gov. Woodbridge N. Ferris has been
reelected by n plurality over former
Gov. Chase 8. Osborn that probably
will reach $4,000. Returns that were
very nearly complete today gave this
indicated lead y the Democratic
candidate. i
Detroit and>Wayne county, as had
been expected. proved to be the gov
ernor's stronghold. There, he rolled
np a plurality of approximately $4,000.
The total vote in the state probably
viii be slightly In excess OF 35O,00O,
a falling on of about 167 900 from the
presidential vote two years ago, and
smaller than the off-year vote Of 1910
by about 10000.
Michigan's next legislature will be
overN helmingly Republican. Returns
today. still incomplete, indicate that
the Democrats will have representa-
tion OF only two out OF 30 in the state
senate. while In the lower house their
membership has dwindled to approx
mately 10 out of 100. The Progress
sive party will not be represented In
the new legislature, according to the
best available figures.
AS Indicated by the early returns,
Wednesday, Michigan's congressional
delegation will be Republican with
but two exceptions, Rep. Doremus OF
the First district, and Rep. Beakes
of the second, being the Democrats.
The two Progressive members were
eliminated.
The election of Beakes was long In
doubt. but complete returns show
that he has been reelected by q
plurality Of 10 votes.
The vote was:
S,103.
The Detroit times., 1914-11-05
SIX DIE WHEN
FLAMES SWEEP
LODGING HOUSE
Explosion Of Naptha Blamed r.
Start Of Fire Which Destroys
Cheap Hotel "a
FURNITURE BLOWN
OUT OF WINDOW4
Victims So Badly lCharred That
Identification Il I'm
+ possible

NEW YORK. Nov. 6.--six men
were killed and a dozen fremen "
jured In spectacular fre which a.
stroyed q four-story LODGING houo6
at No. $50 Eighth-ave. early TO-DAY.
There were 81 men packed in u
lodging house stalls when the nrn
broke out and 40 OF them were r.
cued by being carried down ladders
|or swung across to the roofs Of ~
joining buildings.
definitely determined. but the 90
men believe II may have been sto10
ed by an explosion OF naphtha. q tie
learned the proprietor OF the hcnoo
had been cleaning beds with this prot
duct. The blaze started IN . bocI<
room which was quickly burned oUl<
The flames then spread to the sta1r
way, cutting on the escape Of thoo1
trapped IN the building
Firemen rushed 10 the second o.
third floors and were beating thcII
way through the flames when thG(I
was blown clear out OF the win6ou
down. bruised and seriously b0ru1
Three lodgers were found doo1
| their beds on the fourth 0oor g
third and another near . vindou
evidently been able TO ntru<u1o
flames only to fall sufPocoted
that Identification IVES impoorl11r
The Detroit times., 1914-11-05
COMMAND wins
OVER HANLEY BY
NARROW MARGIN
Democrat Carries City by 80
Votes, But Loses Out in the
County Precincts
REPUBLICANS MAKE CLEAN
SWEEP OF COUNTY VOTE
Rep. Doremus and Senator Muir
tha, Who Had No Opposition,
Only Break in Ranks

Probate Judge Stewart Hanley was
defeated by Justice of the Peace Ed
ward Command in the prettiest race
of the Wayne county contest. that for
the position Of Judge OF probate, TO
which Judge Hanley was appointed by
Gov. Ferris In 1913, just after the new
position was created by the legisla-
ture.
Judge Hanley carried the city by
about 30 votes. In a neck-and-neck
race that showed balance first one
way and then the other, but Justice
Command ran strongly in the county
precincts, and came into the city with
a lead of 426 votes, settling the race.
Probate Judge Harry Hubert was
reelected by a plurality Of more than
5000.
with the exception Of the re-elec-
tion OF Congressman Frank r. -Dore-
mus. Democrat, from the first district.
the Republicans made practically q
clean sweep In the county. State
Senator James Murtha. Democrat. had
no opposition.