The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1912-11-05


hibltlon ticket, whs seized with i'll
ness a few days ago and is compelle,
10 spend the last few days OF the cam
paiSn in a hospital bed. Although
reanzing that he is In a losing race
Mr. Titus has put up good fight.
County Clerk Farrell has received
The following letter from Attorney AL
Ian II. Frazer indorsing Farrell foI
county clerk:
Detroit, Mich, Oct. IS. 1912.
honorable Thomas F. Farrell,
County Clerk,
City.
My Dear Mr.. Farrell: | think il
IL only due you that you should
1e reelected county clerk in the
coming election. AS a lawyer who
has had much business with the
county clerks office during your
incumbency, | believe that | ex-
press an opinion. general in the
profession. that you have made a
most attentive, excellent and eff
ficient county clerk. The admin
istration of the great details OF
the office has been the very best;
your STAFF is made up OF obliging,
courteous and Industrious people,
and all business in the Office has
been promptly attended to. and
correct disposition made of the
same.
You have handled the public
business most economically, as
the Office under you is self-sup-
porting, and therefore not bur-
den to the taxpayer The people
will make a mistake il they fail
20 retain you as a public servant.
Hoping for your best success,
| am,
Sincerely yours
ALLAN II. FRAZER.
A crowd estimated at 5000 heard
Emil Seidel, Socialist candidate fol
vice. president, in and around Moose
temple Saturday night. After the
building was filled, people gathered
about the doors and waited, so that
Mr. Seidel was forced to make two
speeches, one inside, one outside
People are fiocking to Socialism,
said Mr.. Seidel Men with money
are joining the ranks. But the men
with money cannot lead us. We owe
them nothing. Our movement is fol
the social regeneration of society
We say, give back the land and tools
that you have taken from u.s. The
enemy we fear most Is the ignorance
OF the masses. Ours Is a campaign
OF education. When we have remoH
ed ignorance, we have cleared away
4 h. 1ag oh IN,
ing Of the so-called prosperity OF the
country, he said: Have you a steady
job? Can you get work whenever you
want 1t. in Detroit Then stay here
for it's the only city in the country
where you can"
Speaking of the candidacy OF Theo
dore Richter, for justice of the peace
Arthur Whitcomb said to The Times
Mr.. Richter Is young attorney OF
more than ordinary promise. He has
been a popular and efficient court
deputy on County Clerk Farrell's stan
for several years past. gaining an ex.
perience in legal and judicial affairs
which will be invaluable to him and
TO the public, If elected. He Is a
young man OF excellent habits, Is
prominent In Lutheran church affairs
and his election will be a step in the
right direction for all who believe in
the purifying and upbuilding of local
political and legal AFFAIRS"
II am going to he elected alder
man In the Third ward" said Estima-
tor Eddie Barnett. proprietor or the
Dresden cafe. Monday. II have been
through the ward and I know that |
am going to be elected. And after
| have some reforms TO
propose TO the council in the shape
Of ordinances which believe will
cause a great deal OF comment The
ordinances are going to hit GER
tain class OF people and in this in.
stance | will refuse TO be pulled on
I am as certain OF my election as !
can be about anything. NV enemies
have said a great deal about my cafe
They haven't been able To point the
finger OF suspicion at any official act
of mine. although I.have been in pub
tic life for eight years
I'm meeting OF the Business Mems
class OF the Westminster Presbyter
ian church. Sunday morning. II OF the
is members present announced their
OF voting for Horatio s
Earle for mayor" said Frank Aldrich
candidate for city treasurer on the
Progressive ticket to The Times. Mon.
day. &C. NJ. Carson. general superin.
tendent OF the Cadillac Motor CO.