The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1908-05-29
Gov. Warner Could Not
Be Elected Again; Homer
Warren Could Be-!
This Is the Sentiment of Detroit
Business Men and Manufactur-
ers As Reflected in Times
Canvass for a Desir-
able Man.

either oeaed conVicuons
stubborn dsncnaton lack of courage failed to force the leg
islature into line and these laws
Notable connection the failure OF the last legsa
lure TO pass statewide workable and primary
measure while attempt put the telegraph and telephone
of the the rolls on an ad vaorem basis also
failed.
The right kind of governor-a La Toilette Folk Hughes
Tor Pngree-oud that legislature and made
tconform 70 will of the people in these matters
strong box has been subjected
which have raised for from
those upon who he burden of taxation falls.
Under administration has made scanda
uous misuse of the funds which into his hands
banking commissioner have prevented
of affairs when could have done so and should have
reputation of that the of the
kxoverno permitted that official continue office
police of Detroit indicted feonious
rhage permitted remain in that position with this
schage hanging his head
guilty of cowardy conspiracy
snent.
few instances of weakness and incopetency
which characterized Gov. Warmers in Office
wonder that the people do not him another
In the coming election of state officers the Republican party
Michigan going hardest fight of its
proper head the ticket defeat
decisive portends.
Its candidates responsible places govern
people may place their
con6dnce They be who be depended upon to
guard against repetition part officials
Z
for them
They must be men integrity
TO THAT END THE REPUBLICANS OF MICHIGAN
MAY WELL LOOK TO HOMER WARREN. POSTMASTER
OF DETROIT, AS THE MAN TO LEAD THEM THIS YEAR.
BY by this paper which showed
that Gov Warner be elected again. MR. WARREN WAS
PROVEN THE SPONTANEOUS CHOICE OF HIS PARTY IN
DETROIT AS HIS SUCCESSOR.
And this significant Mr. War
way suggested had his name
figured this in connection with the gov
sernorshp any other office.
Unquestonaby he is the logical in his party today. He
admirable of the business solidiy of the
sympathy with the
Brights Of the tolers
He is man of thorough training. strong spot
ess purpose convictions; of winning
sonay has made him widely known and immensely popular
s and which pleased claim him its honored
unquesionably which would be pleased to
oxslt him highest Office it could give
E AS HUGHES WAS CALLED IN NEW YORK, LA FOL
|@ErTE IN WISCONSIN, FOLK IN MISSOURI HOMER
5!tWARREN is CALLED TODAY TO THE GovERNoRSHIPl
k}QF MICHIGAN
The made for him that responsibility
s he should CALL considerable personal sacr
Mr. Warren should not be said here as
Tigsf candidate
{ On proposition The Times has word from him.
~ He ofhce-seeker.
IN this however, the Office seeks the man, for it is
e firm belief of this paper that the result of straw vote sub
stanty of people throughout the
IT be hoped that this sentiment be brought home to
him that eventually he will respond to it and be-
fcone candidate
Mr.. public questions Is well known He
~ progressive s afraid oil reform.
He first the primary refoners in his state AS
abonina the old degrading and cor
Erupting caucus and convention methods.
His sterling qualities as recognized in
two peninsulas.
His principles of his evil
dencd by his graceful of defeat when he opposed
ners first candidacy for the governorshp
His nomination would election where there would
doubt Of the has been named by
Republicans for that office.
And his election Michigan would be reclaimed from scandal
mule through the economical honest and fearless admins
Ntxation thus insured
Mr. Warren should be candidate and is to be hoped that
he will be found in the
" THOUGHT FOR TODAY l.