The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1908-09-14
CURRENT PALAVER
OF The POLITICIANS

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Gov. Warner will speak at the
Eighth ward meeting In Perkins hall.
Monday evening.
Vesselmen are rallying around the
standard OF John Stevenson. candidate
for The legislature.
| Samuel l.. May, running for re.elec.
| tlon as circuit court commissioner.
mas record of good service.
Edward K. Blanchard, candidate for
the legislature, Is marine engineer
and also has a store on Dlx-aye.
| Sidney Alexander, candidate for tho
legislature, put up 200 campaign ban.
ners recently.
John Davidson, labor man and
foreman AT the shipyards. Is picked as
a likely winner in the legislative race.
William It. Dust denies that there IS
any understanding by which the liquor
dealers are 10 support him in his can
dldacy for mayor
ihe olxleehtn Ward morgan Parker
club held its second meeting at No.
PAS Brandon-st. with lao members in
attendance
Sam K. Harvey Is making a strenu-
GUS campaign In the Third ward 10
secure the Republican nomination as
Aid. Gutman's running mate.
William G.. Gilmore, candidate for
alderman in the Seventeenth ward on
the Republican side, was formerly all
iron molder, but Is now a successful
real estate dealer.
Things look very good throughout
the state and | am confident Of win
ming" says Fred Martindale, the
Wayne county candidate for secretary
OF state.
John Neiper states that his reason
for keeping out of the race for the
office OF register of deeds was the
strong sentiment in favor of Otto Stoli
which he found everywhere.
Thomas Dey, who keeps a saloon at
Chene-st. and Trombley-ave., wishes 1t
known that he was not the saloon.
keeper who tried to practice extortion
on candidates when a meeting was
scheduled Friday evening. Instead he
threw his place open and held the
meeting after the other hall had been
deserted by the candidates.
Republican meetings Monday even
ing: House meeting at No. l16l Wa
bash-ave.; in store, 220 Heidelberg;
house meeting. 39S Harper; at Union
League club (colored voters), 1873 Gre.
tlot; in Aug. Blessings hall. 326 Ker-
cheval; | o. o. r. jubilee hall, Mt. |
Elliott and Fort. and at house $50
Milwaukee-ave.
w. 8. Linton, of Saginaw, a promin-
ent Republican OF that city, was d Wis
itor at the state central committee of.
fees Monday. Chairman Diekema,
Secretary Award and Nicholas Wheel
an, in charge of the speakers. bureau,
are all away and Frank Williams Is
running the Office.
Republican speakers will have to
be original this year. The national
committee has not been generous with
the campaign textbooks. Only five
copies were sent to the Michigan state |
central committee This will not go
far when it is considered that there |
are hundreds of rampant orators look !
ing for data.
The West Warren Residents asso-
citation has formally branded as unau-
thorized a roast which appeared In |
the Northwestern Gazette. This pa |
per. which Claims to be n o.,lciel or
gan for the West Warren PEOPLE. crit |
ICED Park COMMISSIONS Bretmeycr |
severely. The association declares
that the utterance was not the senti |
mont of the organization.
1t Is a peculiar coincidence that |
Harry E. Hunt, Democratic candidate !
for alderman In the First ward was |
formerly In. the law office Of David l.. |
Heineman, one of the Republican aid |
erman from the ward. There is the |
best Of feeling between the two, their |
platforms being identical in many re-
CARDS. The First is SO strongly Re-
publican that Democrat does not |
even awaken animosity there.
JAMES ~. JeIOiut, CdiuludlS tOI lily !
clerk, has been making strong cam
"a IN, although he sot into the lace |
late and he Is row confiden! OF sue
cess. He has been elected To the leg
islature twice by large majorities and |
has taken popular stand on many |
measures. He has supported several |
labor bills and has been quietly see
ing the druggists, horseshoers and |
others in whose interest he worked,
and lining them up. He now has an
organization that covers the entire
city and feels that the great in
terest shown by his friends assures
him of victory.
Morgan Parker. candidate for the I
Republican shrievalty nomination, has I
the happy faculty OF never being I
phased by any unexpected Incident. /
In a Highland Park meeting few
nights ago. he was handed mirror
bearing the name of another candi-
date. Handing it back to the owner
with q smile, Parker said, "ook in 1t
and see man that isg DING TO vote
for Parker for sheriff THAT is
right" was the reply from the voter.
II just wanted to see what you would
say
VIM. III. Barrons. who wants "A Re-
publican nomination for alderman In
the Fourteenth ward. Is not drink
ing man and says that people would
! = II. hon To hA xytc n1