The Owosso times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1897-1926, 1910-09-02
BURROWS IS
OPTIMISTIC
Senior Senator ThrIves on Mdu-
Gus Work Of Campaign.
SPEAKS TO VETS At HONOR
"Never Hurry and Never Worry" ls
Michigan statesman's Motto-state-
wide Campaign a Strenuous Test
Of Endurance.

"oc SdHHpd'9H q otTenuous est
Of Endurance.
Since the close of the last congress,
nearly three months ago, and at oc-
casional times prior to that, Senator
j. G. Burrows has devoted practically
all Of his time and travelled many
thousands of miles In conscientious
effort to reach as many of the voters
of the state as possible and to talk to
them squarely face on face, on the
political issues of the day. From the
arduous burden of his travels and in
every syllable uttered by him in his
many speeches, Senator Burrows not
only justified the faith which the Re
publicans Of Michigan have had in
him for over third of century, but
his endurance and steadfastness to
principle has affectually put to route
as well, all pretexts and insinuations
as to his physical and mental ability
to continue to represent the state as
whole and the Republicans of Mich
igan as party, as effectually in the
future as it must be admitted on all
sides he has done In the past.
The exigencies of a statewide pri-
mary campaign are strenuous and cal
culated to test to the limit a strong
mans physical and mental equip
ment. Senator Burrows has met all
of them without any apparent strained
effort. More than that, he is appar-
emily as fresh and alert today as at
the start and looks good to with
stand the rigors Of the gruelling fin
ish mapped out for the next four
weeks. 1t was only on Wednesday
that he travelled 20 miles by auto and
255 miles by rail to be present at. a
reunion Of the veterans of the coun-
ties of Benzie, Leelanau, Wexford and
Manistee, held at Honor. His was
the principal address Of the occasion,
and one of the things he said to the
old soldiers may, in a measure, ex-
plain his remarkable vitality, both
physical and mental In urging the
veterans not to be pessimistic, he
said:
There's a crouch In every COM
munity," said he. Don't any of you
boys be the one. Let every day be
fine one. Don't complain about not
feeling well. If you say you feel bad,
you are apt to feel bad, and I know
none Of you want that. Look happy
Try my motto, Never worry and new
or hurry You will live longer and
feel better"
This is a piece of sound advice
which every man may we'll take to
heart and profit thereby.
If the campaign, so far as 1t has
progressed, has demonstrated one
thing more than another it is that:
Senator Burrows has been so prom
inent in the public service, has been
30 consistent Republican and such
an acknowledged advocate and dc-
fender Of the party's politics, that
every enemy Of the party is des-
perately attempting his defeat. il
these efforts many false, misleading
and malicious statements are being
circulatA1.
Senator Burrows Is the same cham
pion of protection he has ever been.
He is the same champion of a so'.nd
financial system.
He is the same incorporating
champion of popular rights.
lie is the same clean. honest, con-
scientious and powerful man he has
been throughout his long and notable
career.
He is in the prime of his manhood
and at the threshold of his greatest
usefulness.
Every Republican should urge his
brother to stand by him in this con-
test.-Detroit Courier.