The Duluth rip-saw. [volume] (Duluth, Minn.) 1917-19??, 1917-03-24

Clarence R. Maney nominated for at the recent
Armsead There firm and general feeling that he will be high
man on election day, as ne was at the primaries
Positive principles pleasing personality responsible
principles by them He fears financial
harm from taking oupoken stand on the great questions that
vehicle carry him honor and
He does not think Of winning an office than ne does OF giving
full measure Of efficient service ne atans the goal
Mr. Magney has pleasing personality He has large
and shape head broad shoulders 1t plainly evident that he
bright and look quare the face There snea
evasv side gances when address him. He fairly rates good
You will have to travel far and vide to find finer specimen
sterling young manhood.
~ have had only passing acquaintance with Mr. N? Msgney
his entrance into the Of politics champion Of modern
on p too +
suits and ping competence feel like serving exactng
pee 1ors 10 M and md to uy
sought and was granted a personal interview.
Mr. Magney ,Ohat induced you to hazard promising
career Lawyer to become candidate for the office of
mayor Of Duluth
had thought of whatever Around the first of the year,
Others expressed the opinion The number steadily
While the idea did not the buzzng q hs bee
surrendered to it. consider ambition crime especially when
ns s sod and willing to hg give e, Of mna ad M
from the very bottom Of my heart. :- -. :
Tell me something of your personal history if you vill
You now belong in neaue to the public and the public
eoer is anxious for information. :..-.,.,.....
Although claim credit for choice in the matter
was born farm in Pierce county, Wisconsin lived the early
life OF typical western farmers boy attended the public schools
South Saltwater Minnesota went through college, finishing
the classical and the degree Of Following that
taught school for couple of years. chiefly the states of Idaho
and Washington Quitting the school room took the
Harvard law school From there to Duluth 1908
tered the law office of John enswod there
took practice for myself January 1916 present office
Suite 301 Aworh building. have wife son and our
family residence is in Woodland.
The people Of Duluth most firmly haze espoused the
great principle and policy of municipal oUnershp Of public
ulities How do you stand on that?
Both of principle policy firmly stand for
municipal ownership of public utilities This belief of based
careful study and close observation of practical workings
elected take backward Duluth
firmly established policy and will do all honoraby fairly
to foster and protect municipal ownership -. ...
Some of our citizens fuse to abide by the wM of the
majority and no ish to repeal ordinance "B" and to re-
tain the saloons Duluth Ho0 do you stand on that mat
ter.
am in favor Of dry Duluth consider it good morals and
good The liquor dealers have had which
their AFFAIRS which much time than
other lines of business This loss Of made entirely
by the saloon advocates The transition the
ward system to the commission form Of government left the
deficit This deficit the result Of having
and street intersections paid out of the general fund
confident that all obligations and requirements be met without
license from the saloons Common average
ability and desire accomplish the task the principal
things required.