The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-08-24
CANDIDATES ARE
SAFE UNDER WIRE
Seventy-fve Clerks Work on Primary
Petitions Until Late Hour
Monday Night.

LANSING, Mich, Aug. %, (Spe-
ciaD Of the candidates for the
Office of lieutenant-governor on the
Republican ticket are assured place
on the primary ballot as the work OF
checking those petitions was COM
pleted Monday night and all OF the
aspirants were found to have sur
ficient number OF signers.
Patrick II. Kelley and the other
candidates for gubernatorial honors
fled a sufficient number OF petitions
some time ago to entitle them to a
place on the ballot, but the petitions
for Lawton T. Hemans came to the
Office recently and not all or them
have been checked over. However.
Secretary OF State Martindale Ii OF
the opinion that the name OF Mr.. He
mans will be placed on the Demo
cratic ballot
John Winship, OF Saginaw, Is still
on the uncertain list and the Demo
cratic candidate for the nomination
for United States senator may be Tor
feited the honor OF having his name
on the ticket.
Practically all of the Republican
and Democratic candidates for state
senator and congress are safely I'M
der the wire.
Until a late hour Monday night q
force OF rs clerks worked on the pc
titions in the secretary Of states Of
flee. Mr.. Martindale has been in the
office for the past three days and per-
sonally superintendent thszsworK.
The following candidates for con-
gress and state senator will be certi-
fled to by Secretary of State Martin
dale and given place on the primary
ballot:
Congressional - Second district:
VIM A. Wedemeyer, Ann Arbor;
Henry C. Smith, Adrian. Third dis
trict: Washington Gardner, Albion;
John NJ. G. Smith, Charlotte; Chas. H
Price (Soc.), Kalamazoo. Fourth dis
trict: Edwin L. M. Hamilton, Niles.
Fifth district: G. J. Diekema, Hol.
land: Geo. j. Ellis, Grand Rapids.
Sixth district: Samuel w. Smith,
Pontiac. Seventh district: Henry G.
McMorran, Port Huron Louis G.
Cramton, Lapeer. Eighth district:
James c. Mclaughlin, Muskegon.
Ninth district: Joseph w. Fordney,
Saginaw; Emory Townsend, Saginaw
Tenth district George A. Loud, Au
Sable; Frank Buell., Bay City. Elev'
enth district: Frank c. Dodds. Mt
Pleasant. Twelfth district: H. Olin
Young. Ishpeming; Angus w. Kerr,
Laurium.
Senatorial-Sixth district: Walter
r. Taylor. Kalamazoo. Seventh dis
trict: Charles z. White, Niles. Eighth
district: Guy ]. Wicksall. South
Haven; Milan D. Virgins, Blooming
dale. Ninth district: Albert G. King
man, Battle Creek; Perry Mayo, Mar
shall. Tenth district: L. Whitney
Watkins, Manchester. Eleventh dis
trict: James e. w. Weter, Richmond
Twelfth district: Frank T. Newton
Ypsilanto. Thirteenth district: Leon
ard Freeman, Fenton. Fourteenth dis
trict: VIM. A. Rosenkrans, Corunna
Fifteenth district: Coleman G
Vaughan, st. Johns. Eighteenth dis
trict: VIM. N. Bradley, Greenville
Nineteenth district: Fred b. Kline
Adrian. Twentieth district: Chas. G.
Putney, SaRdusky. Twenty-first dis
trict: Edwin G. Fox, Fremont; VIM
e. Ivory, Hadley. Twenty-third dis
trict: John Vandewerp, Muskegon;
T. J. G.. Bolt. Mooreland. Twenty.
fourth district: VIM. A. Collins, Bay
City. Twenty-flfth district: Newton
10. Ward, Stanwood. Tweaty-sixth dis
trict: Charles e. Cartier, Ludington
Twenty-seventh district: Daniel B.
Oviott, Helena; Robert e. Walter
Traverse City. Twenty-eighth dis
trict: James L. Morrice, Harbor
Springs; Frank d. Scott, Alpena
Thirtieth district: Otto Fowle, Sault
Ste. Marie. Thirty-first district:
Michael r. Moriarty, Crystal Falls.
Thirty-second district: Ira e. Randall,
Houghten-;-CA aFles----Smith,-- Torch
Lake; Frank James, Hancock.