The Detroit times., 1910-09-07

MARQUETTE, Mich, Sept. q
On returns available Osborn has
over thirteen thousand majority
In the upper peninsula over ke'-
lev and more than ten thousand
over Kelley and Musseiman COM
bined. Congressman Young 10
$500 ahead Of Kerr. Townsend
10 over 5000 ahead Of Burrows.
Senator Charles Smith 10 defeat
ed by Mayor James, OF Hancock.
Representative Monroe, OF Go9e-
bic, by A. D. Johnston, and Hep
resentative William r. Oates OF
Calumet, by Anthony Lucas.
Returns I'D to 1880 showed
that Townsend and Osborn have
carried nearly every county by
LARGE majorities. Townsend led
Burrows by $4,000, while Osborn
ran 1900 ahead Of Amos g. Mus
selman, Of Grand Rapids, the "busi-
ness administration candidate,
and 10000 ahead Of Lieut.-Gov.
Kelley, the machine candidate.
Dickinson and John q. Ross are
running neck and neck Tor the
ileutenant-governorship.
The Democrats nominated Law
ton r. Hemans, Of Mason, for
governor, and John r. Winship, OF
SAGINAW, for United States sena-
tor, without opposition.
The victory of Chase s. Osborn. Of
5ault Ste. Marie. and Congressman
Townsend, in Tuesdays primaries, be
comes more pronounced as the com
plete returns come in from some coun
les and the additional count Is re-
,eiyed from other districts. Saginaw
conceded before yesterday
primaries to be q Burrows stronghold
has given Townsend a majority oil az
Kent county has gone three to one fol
he Jackson man. The Upper PENN
sula has been swept by Osborn, while
MS majority in the lower peninsula
exceeds expectations.
The verdict of the people OF Michi
ran places the state decidedly In the
column. 1t means tha'
he voters are tired OF the Warner al
and everybody CONNECT
ID with II. The defeat OF Burrows
90, means the passing OF another
member of the "old guard" whose
-apidly depicting ranks Is one or the
most significant features OF Official
lie In Washington. Burrows had peen
an ally and faithful sup
porter Of Senator Aldrich and every
hing he represented.
The contest for ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
-ests between John Q. Ross. OF Mus
<egon, and Dickinson, OF Eaton coun
". The latest returns place koss IN
he lead and his nomination seems as
,ured. while Rice Is far behind.
One of the most significant features
II the election yesterday was the de
eat of Rep. Washington Gardner by
John M. G. Smith, q progressive In the
third district. McMorran, the stand
batter. was renominated In the st
rlair district by about 400 majority
Diekema has won the denomination
'or congress In the Grand Rapids ais
riot over ex-Mayor Ellis, OF Grano
Rapids, by a safe majority.
Complete returns from looia county
gN0 DSDOIu iva, hS'eF - 80"
selman 1,102. Musse!man showe1 ex
rept,cnal strength In this county Du'
In other districts Osborn leads by
good majority.
Ionia gives Dickinson, candidate foi
lieutenant governor, sS7, Rice $50 and
ROSS 492. In other districts Dickinson
and ROSS are running close together
with Rice far behind.
At $3.50 o'clock this morning the re
turns we're: Townsend, county major
Ity, 2s,132; Burrows. county majority
/ .5b7: Townsend's state majority, Il,
s76. Osborn's total was 36,437; Us
horns total was 36,457; Kelley's. ~.
5s2: Musselmans, 1902. Osborn
1896; Dickinson's, l,l66
Roes'. 1929; Rice's. 1908, DicKih
sons plurality. 1,Ss7s.
0enesee county complete gives Us
horn. LII; Kelley. 715; Musselman
80: Townsend, 1875; Burrows, l'oss'
LAO; Rice, 705; Ross soS
The nomination OF Osborn had beer
but the race between Town
~ Dare ElSVSn.