INQUISITIVE REPORTER L ASKS ABOUT THE BRIDGE, (jcitizens orres ideas a son-I.KXCT1IEXING BKIDCi:'Ihe Tnbunc’s Inquisitive Reporter1 xvas on the job today propounding tr.c: question of the proposed additional; thirty feet on the new bridge. Some, ideas were offered. Here they are’: iAndrew Coprc.ss, employed at tnej Clrand Rapids Foundry Co.: “I tliir.rJit js all fight and should be done.W. !•’. Haimcman, employed by city: |‘lt it all right and ought to 'je| done if they put in piers.'’Otto Scliuman: I think it shouh: not.be done, the bridge is all right tin?length it is.”Mrs. Charlse Hanneman, Fourth Avc. N.: “I tlijnk the bridge should be built without any piers, tho same a» they build bridges in Milwaukee am: Other cities, i think it would block up the water if they pul in more piers.”Jacob Kltippin, employed by ttic Consolidated W. P. p. Co.; I* Uipu-it should be done and while we aiv building a bridge to build it right a*-} f to length and breadth and have it o. r:. everyway and make it safe and rig:.: for the public generally,”Mrs. William LaHayc, First av«. South: ‘Ti'uni my point of view, 1 believe it should be done and that the new briiige ought to be wide enough and substantial enough to accomodate a street ear line, which is certainly needed to be extended so as to accomodate the many people who would use it.”h:rcnfiiliertl