The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-10-31
h The POLITICIANS

III
~ biggest and most enthusiastic
rally u the campaign thus far was
N>'A by the Republicans In Light
Guard afmofy. Saturday night. The
rfegeQte o. Mrs. Alice Roosevelt-Long
worth, Wife o. the Ohio congressman,
and The fact that her husband, ex.
President Rooseyelts son-in-law. was
billed a. the principal speaker, un-
doubteoiy were the magnets that at
tfactod. both men and women 10 the
big hail, Charles r. Bielman presid-
"a, CQDgressman Longworth deliver
"a . rafting good speech along pro
6ree1tVo lines, which brought hearty
and frequent applause. He denied
that the levyfng of duties OF neces-
atty Increases the cost OF living The
congressman raped Clifford Pinchot,
who told the Board OF Commerce, FRI
Day, that the Payne,Aldrich tari1 was
made for the benefit OF the special in
terests. Longworth told OF his efforts
70 have lumber placed on the free
HIST and declared that Pinchot above
all others was responsible for the duty
being retained, with a reduction OF 80
per cent, however He spoke in the
highest terms OF Nngressman DENLY,
saying the latter haA proven himself
one of the handiest men in congress
and one much sought after The
speaker insisted that the Republicans
had made good every pledge made IN
the last two years.
Tommy" Wallace, secretary OF the
Marine Cooks union. was an en-
thusiastic caller at Proctor X. Owens
headquarters, Saturday. Wallace
promised Owens 10 deliver $500 votes
OF marine cooks, sailors and longshore
men. His zeal was added TO when he
discovered that Owens had a strain
Of Scotch blood. Wallace being Scotch
Irish.
Horatio s. Earle left Sunday evening
for the upper peninsula TO deliver a
number OF speeches in the interest OF
Chase s. Osborn for governor. Mr.
Osborn's attitude on the good road
proposition Is SO pleasing 10 Mr.
sssa MS eiecu0n
Amcnts OF the Detroit College OF
- do all in their power for the
IA = OF Philip T. Van Zile, dean
AZ 2ge, as prosecuting attorney
e1ubs have been organized
MGls classes, the members
vidual work. and will be
'1rk In the various pre-
IN day. The organiza-
, was without solicit
thaIlber Of the faculty,
3 the . is held.
ito S0h
\ the campaign !
as B. Houck. !
re- ia thu Justice Of
he tea card past
ooisa young at
III the com
'ctive can
.al knowl-
public IN
DI0rt on Proc !
1Ufin in which II |
"a he known OF the
Judge Gannt, Of Mis-
Ems now produces. The
1H ---d. Mr.. Gates explains
<.s,d 60 most entirely on the sec
6c.st Whsf Judge Gannt I'm which he
Eithdkild . the recommendation of Mr..
OweEN. contained In the first, which
was addressed to the supreme court
81 Michigan In the third letter he
the withdrawal Of his In
dorsement Explaining the latter OF
which he himself
gave Proctor, stating that the latter
had been q student In the Detroit
College OF Law two years when. as
matter OF fact, he had attended but
ak months. Mr.. Gates explains that he
simply took Owens word for that.
The Prohibitionists held a well-at
tended rally in the Light Guard arm
orr. Sunday afternoon. William A.
Taylor. editor OF the True American
and Prohibition candidate for United
States senator. was the principal
speaker and delivered fiery address.
Eugene Marshall. the colored orator,
opened the meeting and was followed
{ by George w Pierce, Prohibition can
didate for mayor.
Republican meetings tonight: Resi-
dence OF w. @. Malcomson, No. 377
I Trumbullave.; Fourteenth ward Re-
publican club, Dix and McKinstry-
ayes. Apel's hall. No. 79S.s00 Eigh-
teenth-st.: Janson's hall, No. 1907
Heien-ave.
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