The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-10-25

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addressed the employees OF the North
way Manufacturing CO. and the Hayes
Manufacturing Co.
1T IL wonderful said q Detroit
banker, "the amount Of new business
that 10 constantly coming to Detroit.
New enterprises and additions to old
ones are being rushed up everywhere.
| only wish we could handle all that
IL coming In to w."
Republican meetings tonight: Resi-
dence of w. n. Blackstock, No. 25S
Marston court; residence of Thomas
B. Duggan, No. 100 Harrison.avc;
residence Of n. r. Porter. No 1876
| Avery-ave.; Fourteenth ward Republi-
can club. Myrtle and Roosevelt-aves.
Republican meetings tonight: Wei
bells hail. Riopelle and High-sts.;
Kessler's hall. Hastings and Clinton.
sts Roosevelt club. Rivard-st. and
! Aiexandrine-ave.; Kariveck's hall, No.
| 742 st. Antoine-st.: Nerhagen's hall.
No. 900 Mack.ave.; Kuhagen's hall.
Elmwood-ave. and Hunt-st., No. go
Champlain-st.
Mayor Breitmeyer: $50 far a.
memory goes back at this instant.
every mayor except Pingree has been
defeated trying for q reelection. The
| people do not seem willing TO give Z
mayor time to accomplish the work
he sets out to do. ! would like to
have the charter changed so ,nat he
mayor would get four-year tenn and
would not be eligible for reelection"
James II. Lee, Democratic candi-
date for state senator In the Fourth
district, is one Of the few candidates
making noon speeches at the factor
les. Lee addressed large crowd of
workmen sof the Farrand Co.. and the
Wolverine Manufacturing Co., In the
street near the two plants, Tuesday
noon, following Frank z. Doremus.
candidate for congressman. He de-
clares that his prospects OF success
are bright.
Republican meetings, Tuesday eve
ming verheyden Hall, No. 906 Mack;
Weible hall, Gratiot and High; 0ug-
lin hall, Elmwood and Hunt: Louis
Schiapacasse. No. $40 Rivard; Kass-
Ter hall. Clinton and Hastings: Kar-
wicki hall. No. 74S st. Antoine.
A meeting OF the first voters of the
Edwin DENLY club will be held In the
clubs headquarters. No. 143 Griswold-
ST., Wednesday evening, al p. m.
MIR. DENLY and others will speak.
The local Democrat, who says
have played dirty political trick In
getting my posters on the boards
ahead OF my opponent IL prejudiced
or misinformed," said John N. Anhut,
Republican candidate for reelection
to the senate from the fourth district.
Il had planned to 60 through the
campaign without posters, but when I
learned that my opponent based GER
tain statements printed on his posters
on recent false charges made against
us, | deemed 1t best to 60 ahead and
print posters Arst for my own pro-
lection"
The North End Taft Republican
club will hold its last big rally OF the
season in it's tent at Milwaukee-ave
and Beaubien-st., Thursday evening
Philip 4. Colgrove, Of Hastings. Mich.
will be the principal speaker, and
will be followed by many of the local
candidates. Harold Jarvis and quar-
tet Will sing. President Harry Will
liams, who has given all his spare
time to the club since its organiza-
ton, is much pleased with the
crowds that have attended the meet
ings in the tent. Advancing cold
weather is the reason for closing the
season IL days before election.
Referee Joslyn issued an order,
Tuesday morning, fixing the compen-
sation of Receiver Allor OF the Brown
Hotel Co., at $500, from which he or
ders deducted $3.50, overcharge made
for the IL days before the receiver
ship, and bar bill of $50. The de-
cision Of the referee states that the
maximum sum that he could allow
under the bankruptcy act for the
handling OF the estate of approximate
ly $4,000 Is $662.o2, and this only in
cases where the estate was managed
with extra diligence and success. Al
lor claimed compensation at $25 per
day for 6S days, Is days after the
trustee had taken full charge of the
estate, besides $40 per day for IL
days preceding his receivership and
$50 for attendance at various times
in courts.
Chairman Knox and Secretary
King. OF the Republican state central
committee. are quite elated over the
results Of straw votes just taken in
Ingham county and Grand Rapids, on
the governorship. They picked out
spots which. they figured, woull De
strong for Hemans, and the results
were a surprise. The lngham county
straw vote was confined 10 ITO Repub-
lican voters In Ingham township OF
these. 1876 voted for Osborn anc IA
for Hemans. Ingham Is Heman's home
county and his residence is In Mason
In Grand Rapids. the Repu olscan
workers thoroughly canvassed a mix
ed precinct In one OF the largest
wards of the city. or the 400 votes
cast. Osborn received 268 and He
mans 72. The remaining 80 were
divided between the Prohibition and
Socialist candidates.
Whether Proctor X. Owens will be
able to secure the usual Republican
Hebrew vote In the city IL q question
worrying the Republican mayoral
candidates supporters. A trip up
Hastings-st. shows many Thompson
mixtures I'm the ShOp Windows. and IL