The Detroit times., 1917-02-20
STATE G.. o. p.
SUPPORTS
PRESIDENT

America Flrst.' The party of LIN
enln. the party OF Grant the parry
" Mckinley viii not be un Am"ri-
can. IL Will not give aid and COM
hat IN the name ~ peacs II vii rot
ADVOCATE treason end dishonvr ~
strife and criticism IL viii not add
10 tho burdens 81 those IN auihor.ty
~ WIN be true. loyal patriotic
Clarks imprisoned plea for undi.
sided support Of the administration
N the controversy with Germany
followed a detailed discussion Of
stats issues. in which he emphasized
~<pccially the need ot economy Ia
Republican administration OF state
Affairs.
ozark, q Bad AVE attorney, II q
close personal and political friend
Of Gov. Sleeper and HIS utterances
we're accepted a. rejecting the ex'
ecutive's views
The temporary chairman asked
fair representation for Detroit and
The upper peninsula In the govern
meut Of the state.
Discussing taxation problems. he
aid:
We. have promised the people OF
methods IN the Administration Of
stafs Affairs The arbitrary cutting
of needed appropriations arbitrary
ueg3ect OF the installations and wards
s 81 the s sss.s !. .r not .conony A '
Ar. appropriation. u necsssary.
sAouia be adequate.
Extravagance and waste should Be
.:s m.sss ssd her. Z: "s sppl.a og
SStveen the Legislature and the
nss1s OF the state there snail Dc
sisa. Just how the proposal may be
lifted into our plan Of government
- }usf what powers the board shall
have. have not been fully oete rrnineS
sss = = sEssd .a.s s sssoid .1 aavs
hnow1edgs OF the states needs and
4kns ala In providing uniform. enici.
ct and seonomicai methods OF
Ne sads.t wru tend to rsdaes
neske tax and to increase the. pur-
chasing power OF the states dollar.
Dat the problem OF reducing the
sssts e. - deeper ,s $500, than .sl.; CO., q,
mninfsininK the detectives. depend.
eotA unfortunates and prisoners on
the state and any thoughtful mar
who rsads vii ash: AL tns
Uorities OF the state. the medical
sor4etiss the chiid's congress. the
pPiaen reform leagues and other wei
hare organizations are telling as that
Hut we know that ~ tse number o,
yesnates II our state institniiens m
crsasr. The present per capita <osi
- - Ia. -
rlkss has lately said that IN one IN
efffufion n ~ too low. Then n We
worid pay less for the support 81
these institutions we must have few
~ inmates. The detectives. THE de-
pqadents and the prisrners are 80
Nu1tN We must NM tire Gauss aa9
combat them. The fntemp@rate ana
rensraI use % alcohol and other poi
stxfe agents and medical authcri-
sts1 are fecturfrg on health. ser hy-
Riene and Kindred topics- Medical
sccfeties propose means 20 rrevert
or reduce Detectives and insan~
poubtIess some OF these proposals
have merit To the study and con
alteration OF these matters We can
yell anord 10 give time and attsn-
We shouid be vsTfisnt IN our EFFORTS
~ prevent crime ard 20 punish Of
TENDERS. hut having taken the offend
er we are rharr~d with HE r~forrna-
q prison seif-supperting cr rrnNts BIZ
" very conrenfs but mont n
not incompatible with reformation.
Our prison Officers are doing TIE
heet they car under present con6i-
fscns ard with present equipment
ARD are making sorre prcgrras The
rrexsrt adrs,in -.-~ation advocate se-
Crewafion. ciars'heation and trnirir ?
~ nrisorers and positive ara frasfie
reforms a. 20 the care % our boys
Thee steps are IN the right direr-
ton and will fnd favor with the
pepplc.
TA@se nre popular questions and