The Duluth rip-saw. [volume] (Duluth, Minn.) 1917-19??, 1919-02-22

journal are earnestly requested to
wait for the analysis before max
ing up their minds how to vote.
S. F. Snively, the first man to
file, resides at 422 West Fourth
St., a section of the city not now
represented on the city council.
Mr., Snively has many strong, en-
thusiastic supporters. He soon
will return from business trip, it
is stated, after which he will put
vim, vigor and virility in his cam
paign.
w. A. Hicken needs no review.
Every Duluthian k ows him and
his record for the two years he
was commissioner. It is a solemn
fact that many wet men and even
Liquor dealers who fought him four
years ago will vote for him this
year.
Guy Warren has many friends
but he announced in the beginning
that he would have no time to
campaign.
/ Victor Dash, until recently un-
,dersheriff, is running very strongly
in the Western end of the city.
There is rumor that sheriff Magic
is bucking Dash but that hardly is
believable for the sheriff's office is
enough to- keep Mr.. Magic busy.
Mr.. Dash recently made an an
nouncement to the voters as fol-
lows, viz:
II hereby announce my candi-
dacy for the office of commissioner
Of the City of Duluth. At the
present time as we'll as ever since
the commission form of govern
ment was adopted, all that great
part of the city beyond West Du-
luth has been without representa-
tation in the City Council.
"The' residents Of that section
of the city maintain that they are
entitled to representation at this
time and my candidacy is based
primarily on the demands of the
people of Smithville, Riverside,
Morgan Park, Gary, New Duluth
and Fond du Lac.
81 have been a resident of the
City of Duluth for 81 years. I
bought my present home at Smith
vile in 1882. My long acquain-
lance with the Western part of the
city qualities me as a representa-
tive Of the people out there and I
also modestly believe that my
business experience fits me to fill
a Craftsmanship with full bene-
fit of the people. If elected, 1
expect to be a commissioner for
the entire city as we'll as a direct
representative, Of my immediate
constituents.
81 have made no trades or en-
tangling alliances with other can.
didates. I am running on my mer-
it's as an individual and a repre-
sentative Of that very important
part of Duluth. [ most earnestly
solicit the votes Of those who be-
lieve in a fair, properly distributed
apportionment of the commission
erships.''
Organized labor has nominated
Mr.. w. F. Murnian, 223 Second
Ave. W., as it's candidate for COM
missioner. Mr.. Murnian is presi-
4, dent Of the Duluth Federated
Trades and Labor Assembly, an
electrician and widely known
among the boys who carry union
cards. He undoubtedly will get a
handsome support.
But there was friction between
some of the unions on the question
Of supporting j. A. Farrell. Those
who cannot see their way to vote
for him probably will support
John Alvin johnson, Of 14O9 Bel
mont St., who has filed and will
run strongly.
E. E. Deppe, who conducts the
Duluth Business exchange in the
Torrey building and resides at
5126 Colorado St., fled at the last
minute and will put up a brisk
campaign. He is man Of extern
sive business experience.
James S. Ray, a prominent bust
/ ness man Of West Superior St.,
surprised the town by fling at the
last minute. Mr.. Ray has an
nounced platform that is bound
to get him votes. IT,
Gustave Silverness, a West Du-
luth plumber, residing at 316 N.
Forty-seventh Ave. W., also is on
the track. He rides in an automo-
lille, reads the Rip-saw and will
get his share of. the votes.
Inert Jensen. local real estate