The Detroit times., 1908-09-16

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placed Vernon In nomination for alder
man OF the ward BY petition after nc
had refused to file his application, vne
list OF names Includes Jos. Boyer
John b. Howarth. s. T. McGraw, w.
T. Livingston and many others OF
prominence.
Dusts noon meeting was scheduled
for the Scotten-Dillon Tobacco works.
lie made eight meetings MONDAY
night, receiving hearty welcome IN
each place.
There was a lively debate between
Aid. Godfrey Freiwald OF the -FOUR
teenth ward and the Rev. VIM. T.
Jacobs in front OF w. II. Wfethons
saloon, No. I'LL Warren-ave. wests
Sunday evening. Freiwald Is said 10
have accused the pastor OF drinking,
although opposing saloons. and the
minister resented the remark. with
the result that there was discussion
for some time.
The candidacy OF Orrin p. Guiley
Tor county treasurer Is receiving con-
siderable support from the many law
yers and real estate dealers, who daily
nave occasion 10 transact business
with that Office, The uniform cour- +
teous treatment accorded every one
seeking information In the Office OF
register OF deeds has made host or
friends for Mr.. Gulley and his staff.
Relative 10 appointments in the
event of his election, Philip Il. Van
Ziie. candidate for prosecuting attor-
| ney. says: No one has any right to
say he is to be appointed. No one
has been promised, nor will any prom
ises be made until after election. |
intend TO keep clear of promises so
that when | am elected, as | think |
shall be, | shall be free TO select the
very best stan | can procure for the
salary paid My aim Is 10 make my
administration the best that Wayne
county has ever had and to that end
must get good men"
George T. CASTOR spoke at seven
meetings Monday evening. two of the
addresses being before CASTOR clubs
which had been formed in the Tenth
and Eleventh wards. He was we'll re.
ceived throughout.
Aid. Maurice Heating, of the Fourth
ward, has issued a circular In which
he replies to his enemies in the lower
end Of the Fourth ward. He tells the
citizens that he is opposed by saloon
keepers because he refused TO fight
for an amendment to the Watson law
to allow a bar in a new building on
Fort-st.
IF there is recount and conse-
quent bitterness further developed, II
will hurt the Republican ticket great
| fy in the upper peninsula" says Tax
Commissioners Robt. Shields of Hough-
ton. fact, think that such q
contest will hurt the ticket all through
the state
I'VE had a rather scary time OF 1t
on Lake Michigan, creeping into
Grand Traverse bay through the
smoke" says Chairman G.. j. Diekema.
OF the Republican state central com.
mittee, who has just returned from
the cruise OF the steamer Roosevelt.
chartered by the Marquette club. of
| Chicago for political cruise. 1T was
worth while after We got to Traverse
City, however," added Mr.. Diekema.
THE people came out in thousands TO
watch the boat come in and there
must have been 5000 down To inspect
her. Four meetings were held and
every one was big and enthusiastic.
That Chicago crowd Is fine organiza'
ton and the way that they carried out
their cruise was most commendaDle.
! A Breitmeyer supporter who was
anxious to get his money down on ms
choice took the tip of an afternoon
paper and tried to get some or the
Carstens money that was said TO be
ready i'm a downtown saloon. lie
writes The Times that he feels stung
as there was no Carstens money TO be
bet.
| One of the largest. ante-prlmary
meetings will be that held by the Re-
publican club of the Fifteenth ward
i'm Pfeiffer's garden, Tuesday evening.
The mayoral candidates as well as
those for other city and county offices
will be present.
| Charles y O'Neil has shown re-