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rprjr-' Ti/f/YD TVTITVTf-' t7PTTfl: peoplp ot Bakcrafleld simultaneously with the appear-,1 xlH/ lVIV_/IVii 11’ VJ E/VriV of the petitions asking; for his reappointment by (Pounded by 8. C. SMITH August 9, 18M.) ' the City Trustees. But nowhere In this statement wasJ Published Beery Morning by tbo U intimated that should he he given another term InECHO PUBLISHING COMPANY !o1Bcs he would pursue any other policy than be h.s(incorporated.) ! pursued In the past 16 years In whi'h ho hss been». W. MA80N .................. President and ManagerMARIA J. SMITH .......................Vice PresidentU D*BH1T MASON .......................... SecretaryFULL ASSOCIATED PRESS REPORTOeotherpursued In the past 16 years In i peace officer in this city.Thero Is not the »llghle»t reason to hope that If he Is reappointed Marshal McKamy will In any degree amend his method of conducting his oHice. and In therD autt and has Firs •IK'B necl on iMotored at Bakersfield, California. Postoince as second-class matter.EA6TERN REPRESENTATIVES Allen Ward Alien U WardMronialng Bldg.. Chicago. Brunswick Bldg, New YorkI*forSalSunSOSUBSCRIPTION RATESDally and Sunday. ICcho, per month..............Dally and Sunday ICcho per year (In advance) J5 0UETfc.0 Sunday licho. by mall, per year................*2»0Circulation guaranteed. I.lat* and pressroom open to In veotigatlon of advertisers at all timea.MifieldIteeitheti.eSCHO BLDO.1717-19 Chester Avs.PHONE 69Wednesday,11, 1914.tiO TO « IUTU II St'Ml 11.Neat Sunday is go lt;hur-h day. Mark il down on your calendar, and begin right now to dispose of ihlt;-Impediments to your JuIiiIiik •» spl'U of tin- carton. And remcmln-i io remind your friends ami neighbor*. )*l ua sec II we cannot fill every rliurrU building In iho tlly to «*• rf low lug si every si-fvlre 'halt; I- h*-M that day.Wo aro not asking iho non-church goer* to change lhelr habits and begin now to bo io church legularly the remainder of their lives. That l» not thelight of this fact every signature that is appended to eihl his petition become* a practical ctidOisemont Of the mar- (lng. sbai* past administration. e»lt;n though it may ho no part of the signer's Intention to endortto It.Tie Immediate effect of the Judgment against the marshal was to put new energy Into the other peace officers of the county fn tils lily and elsewhere throughout the county the ii|i-u n-*ori* of vice were rlCeed, and the notorious offenders against the public de-eticy sought cov.-r. Ami the news wont out over all the state tb.it a lie itinrul w*«kiniuK wlibh Imd come about in Bakersfield.The immediate effect of the marshal « reappointment will la* i., din* 0i-»-- tbe new-found energy oI the oilier p. u'lt;- om.-iw. to bring bu k gradually from their hiding trie k'~|*eie n| the il-xu-lorf) ics-rns ami all their hang-lt;•:*-i.:.: o level**, the iongmiiiluttous nhi-h thl* rlty ha* been Tc*eiiing throughout'th«- state.He do not say thl-. harshly mu- with any spirit of • ritlrisiii. but we ash every tender to answer his own Judgment candidly: Aro not all ihese siaieiui-niB irue'flink- rsflefil lias always been referred io t| a stand-pul fown. but In voting to turn over the eolfrrol of it* puhlli utilities to ihe Rule Railroad ConimMaion it is showing Fresno a valuable lesson In progre Free no Herald.ItdiedlistIkfilthandinakTcmI’.roTL’ralafielor*rennss.—HaV.■nil!madforWith the parcels post ratling Into the express business from one end of the country .to tho other and the State Railroad Commission reducing the rates on the buain®** ihe express companies have left. Messrs. well*in Ihe army Ofplan of tho movement. But everybody is being asked to go to church this one day and *ee how it seem* one* roorc. You may have Ihe best of reason* fur not going to church, and the*** reason* may he fully in lb* mill, a!(,| Fargo U1P Ukclv to find themselv for your staying away all Ihe nihor Sundays of the yenr. unemployed pretty soon.but lay these r-auons aside lor «hl* oue day und KO to’ __ -------church wilh the crowd. • By the way. “hat was il Ihe Evening Deluge had toHelp to ntuke this churlt; It going day a great big pome weeks fico about the l)emo ratio ^bt'dge thatclosed theICIT MtenCprinprotdaytheversthe*s»isuccess.A HE Mrr THESE STATEMENTS THIE7redllght ditlrlrt by his firm a“on. etc..1 k etc.? Hut then Mr. Rhylock also had occasion 10 change of r hia mind about Ihe just Judge when the decision turned **'d again-.! him.Tho Evening Deluge may not be so tremendous an affair as its self-select*,i title would suggest, but atiter on everyIn determining the question of which petition to sign In thla murshalshlp contest it is only necessary to nsk whether it is more essential to express your sympathy lor the ousted marshal or to go on record as fa- |ci,st j, \s at,i0 l0 ponr a little rold Yorlnu tho belter enforcement of tho laws against com- moronism for community Itetteiitient.merclallzed vice. It is a question of ihe city's welfare ---1n the balance against the discomfiture of an Individual The Echo is published to serve Its patrons, not to who has brought his discomfiture upon himself. protect ihe big rorr.oraiion* or as tho organ of a politl-Marahal McKamy Issued a signed statement *.o the cal boss.• Wrl | *12 ley was afte M rl-nt J0
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Bakersfield Morning Echo
Bakersfield, California, US
Wed, Mar 11, 1914
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