The Detroit times., 1910-09-05

tb s ary election law.
r.any friends of Robert Y. Ogg.
sks denomination as a Repub-
candidate for the legislature.
US he will be an easy winner. In
srntest of 1908 he came out NTH
- primaries in list OF 81 candi-
!" Mr.. Ogg az q legislator has
zen content to merely cast his
along party lines but has fully
rmed himself ON all points OF
Try measure up for consideration,
has made speeches from the floor
d In committee In the discussion OF
lportantt measures. He Is young
an. began life as q newsboy and
orked himself up from printers
hevil" to the editorial stan Of
Q city's dailies, exhibiting through
it his career, ability and progress
veness.>
George w. Trendle, candidate for
be Of the Republican nominations for
derman In the First ward, Is q
ember Of the law firm Of Stafford e
rendle. In the event OF his nomiro-
On and election he promises to make
special effort to keep the tax rate
low as possible, consistent with
bod government. Mr. Trendle Is
aking an active campaign and has
ct q large number Of the voters VI
b ward personally.
John O. Ross, of Muskegon, candi-
hte for lieutenant-governor on the
republican ticket. says: III nominal.
and elected Acknowledgements,
I'll be fair and impartial In the selec-
on of committees, and 1t will be my
Inn 10 SO preside over the delibera-
ons Of the state senate that each one
the 80 districts will have a voice In
haping legislation. / believe that the
ate senate should proceed with its
ork promptly, but that sufficient op-
brtunity should be given for such In
bstigation an may insure intelligent
ction."
Senator John N. Anhut thinks he
hs Q mascot for his campaign IN
hving q bride and groom, Mr.. and
rs. John Richardson. among the
tan Of volunteer workers who are
hitting out campaign literature for
nag He Is making a whirlwind cam
hign. one feature iof which IL the
binding OF IL 900 postal cards. one to
very known Republican voter In the
strict. Much Of the machinery Of
10 old Anhut club, which elected him
iumphantly two years ago, is en-
sted In the work.
AID George A. Owen. Of the First
ard says that he got hit going and
bniAg In appointing Ike Rosen-
brg,. deposed Wayne county building
hard. an election inspector In the
ccnd precinct OF the First ward.
II action brought him the censure
the Municipal league, and now he
EARS that Ike" Is working against
m.
A question has arisen as to the en-
llment OF voters at the primaries.
he law says that all voters ''unavoid- |
bly absent from the precinct" on en-
llment day, which was last April, |
ay be enrolled at the primary, but
any Of the registrars and inspectors
q In doubt as to Just what this
cans and how far they may go In ac-
pting excuses. In other words, |
hat constitutes unavoidable absence
ON the precinct? Another question
can a man who has moved into the
~ since enrolment day be enrolled
the primary under the absence
huse?
Charles Z. Cultivate, who Is a can
Ia n q
drain commissioner, Is taking his
tst dip into politics, having entered
e contest at the earnest solicitation
numerous friends In all parts OF the
bunty who believe that he possesses
husual qualifications for the ONCE.
tr. Cultivate has been drain con-
|actor for the past 20 years. and Is
thoroughly familiar with the Wayne
bunty drains. This Is the first oppor-
bnity the people have had to select
heir own drain commissioner. Here
Sfore the commissioner has been ap-
binted by the supervisors, but the
lst legislature made the ONCE elec-
We.
Fourth ward Republicans organized
club. Friday night, In a meeting held
the home OF j. T. Havill, No. 256
kerrick-ave, for the purpose OF fur
herring the interests OF the Republi-
hn ticket In that ward In the COM
biz election. The club starts out with
D members. Mr.. Havill was elected
resident. The other officers are
Fice-president, Thomas Hislop; sec
etary, J. Harry Hurst; treasurer.
HILTON r. Palmer. Meetings will be
ED each week.
President Harry williams says he
we'll satisfied with the work done
" the North End Taft Republican
hub In getting voters acquainted with
NE candidates for public ONCE. AT
bur meeting Thursday night, we had
early 90 candidates. and the people
eemed glad to be able to meet them
hce to face" said williams.
Supervisor of Schools A. z. Stew.
RI indorses the candidacy of John
Lodge for nomination as alderman In
he First ward. He writes: Let me
assure you that l shall consider II a
Privilege to vote for you and do what
can In my small way. You can count
IN mo every time"
Aid. William Gutman, of the Third
Fard, says he Is confident of renom-
nation and reelection. II Is a three
ornered fight for the Republican
Nomination. hut he boliavoa that ba