The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1912-10-11

rim would have made him merely
| laugh"
Thc same girl asked If it were nor
! rue there were moro trust prosecu-
| lions during Rooseyelrs term than
| rats The speaker WAS for the mo-
ment Disconnected being without fig
Ires TO bear him out, bat someone on
thr platform supplied them and n,
was able To state that during Tairs
| administration there were 90 prrse,u-
| lions started 10 as during the terms cf
Roosevelt
Nathaniel Vivian rose with a qucs-
zion concerning the Speakers state
ncnt about Senator ScnJt's testimony.
Harlan repeated that Scott testified
she voice came from tho White House
and sounded 10 Kim like Rooscycl"s.
and added that another part Of the
conversation concerned the ,ampaien
IN Now York, in which no one else in
,ne White House could nave been in
;erested but Teddy
you in the mining district" con-
,inued Mr.. Harlan. know what Grub
taking H. II there ever had been a.
bargain an express bareain-Iund|
on. ! don't say there was. don't
mink there was Ola the part % those
mentioued-could Roosevelt have De
iivered any moro important favor %
he Steel trust than nc did"
There are no bad trusts no ba
bosses in his opinion except those up-
posed to him. When he accomplished
results with the aid Of the BOSSES, Che
BOSSES are said to be in his power.
"Roosevelt's election would be %
trump card for Wilson. If YOU don't
want change Of government. If YOU
want 10 stay ass we are yol viii vote
for TAFT"
''hc c. & n. band and The finnish
Hmmu band rendered campaign music
on the streets before the rally ana 90
The armory before and af;er tho rally.
Rally at Mohawk.
Congressman II. DIN Young. repre-
sentative of the Twelfth COMPRESSION
al district. last evening defended his !
course while "a member Of Congress |
against the charge made by w. 7. |
Macdonald of Calumet, Progressive !
candidate, that he had served the in |
tercsts and seldom voted for popu-
lar measures. Mr.. Young was on"
OF the principal speakers at the big |
Republican rally held In Mohawk. In
the course Of his address, ne named |
number of popular measures. among !
them the compensation act railroad |
rate bill, child labor law and many |
other acts of legislation which he has |
supported because the people wanted /
them.
Congressman w G. McKinlay OF !
California, who spoke FOR about an
tour on national issues, defended the !
Taft administration. claiming it was
a business-like administration. that !
the people AT large have been well |
satisfied with the way the affairs of
the government have been conducted. |
Mir. Mckinley confined his talk rather
to expounding the Republican doe
trines, than to condemning his oppo- /
nents. He said tho Payne Ndrich !
bill is already proving its worth.
In the course OF his remarks Mr. /,
NcKlnlay paid "a warm compliment to
Congressman Young. stating that this |
district is indeed fortunate in having !
as it's representative man of as
much experience and known ability
ms Mr.. Young and that the Twelfth /
district should roturn him 10 Congress !
Amos s. Musselman Of Grand Rap 4
ids. candidate for governor. gave a A
strong talk. URGING Republicans to
stick 10 their parties and not take any
chances on cndangering the country s
prosperity.
State Chairman Groesbeck Of De-
troit also gave a brief address along
tho same lines
The meeting was presided over by
Wii'"rA Smith. and prior 10 the
meeting. there was parade headed
by the Mohawk band.