The Detroit times., 1912-11-02

/ armory address. Saturday night, the
Progressives have abandoned the
| plan. Instead, automobiles and red
! fire will be used and open-air meet
I ings will be addressed. Horatio ).
Earle will bring forth the megaphone
which he used when campaigning Tor
/ governor. and will speak in various
parts OF the business section-prob-
ably from the city hall steps and Ill
Grand Circus park.
Amos S. Mussehnan Republican
1 candidate for governor. addressed two
meetings in Detroit Friday night. He
pleaded against overturning the eco
I monte system of the country. He
said he could not understand why
any body should want a change. for
the country had been very prosperous
under President Taft.
Friends of Albert Mosinsky. the So
cialist party candidate for sheriff, be
1 lieves that his vote will be one or
the surprises OF the election. Mosin-
| sky is a brother-in-law of John Z.
Beutler. proprietor OF the Randolph
hotel, a gathering place OF political
\
OF strong Socialistic tendencies, who
are out working hard for Albert.
I The number of spit tickets that Win
I bear a cross beside his name, voted
by some OF his strong friends in other
parties, is expected To make a con-
siderable showing for the Socialist
{ party candidate.
LET the workers own the nation (;
then let the nation own the trusts" Is
Mosinsky's battle cry He is one OF
J the best informed men on matters OF
government policy in the city: He
is deep student, we'll educated, and
a close observer OF current events.
II don't care for the sort OF votes
that can be bought says this candi-
date, who frankly admits that he does
not expect to be elected. always add
ing this time !"
Prof. Ralph HAIR Ferris, Wayne
couity Progressive chairman. 10 q
candidate for county clerk. He was
director OF the Juvenile City league
I OF New York during the first Seth Low
administration. One OF the features
/ OF his work was the enlisting OF the
tciiy department heads in the instruc-
! ton Of The BOYS of New York in the
/ proper care OF streets and alleys
Later. he became a member OF the
! faculty OF the Union Theological
SEMINARY and held the position OF as
4 sistant registrar. a position similar To
that OF dean At the same time he
was a public lecturer on travel sub
/ jectS under the Board OF Education
OF New York From there he was
/ called 10 the head OF the aew tesla
ment department in Chicago Thelogi-
cal seminary, and was registrar OF
that institution A sudden attack o.
tuberculosis forced him 20 seek
health Physicians gave him n
month OF life. bnt a rigorous outdoor
! life resulted In A complete cure. tie
has been resident OF Detroit for sew
eral years, giving himself 10 writing,
lecturmg aud social work When the
/ Progressive party was organized.
Prof Ferris believed IL offered 4
promise OF accomplishing the social
refo, ms he had advocated As candi-
date for county clerk he is pledged
10 secure civil service for the office
The fieiy zeal that possesses the
! illustrated BY the thorough going bus
iness-man-forc ongress-at-large cam
paign which w r. Hill. the Detroit
manufactures. has waged Never a
public speaker, his earnestness IN the
cause has given him both the cour-
age and the ability to present his can
didacy in forcefu fashion on the
stump He has been speaking in the
Detroit shops AT noon and illing On
gagements ont in the state in the
evening. lie received such welcome
from the T.. OF NJ students. Tuesday
evening. that he has been called back
for another meeting in Ann Arbor
saturday night lie closes his cam
paign in Grass Lake. Monday night
Mr.. HUI has let his progressive light
shine in every newspaper i'm the state
once n week for the past month. and
! has distributed 325. 900 pieces OF liter
AZURE i'm Michigan homes This ought
to give the electorate tolerably
clear idea as TO where he stands.
Chairman Charles D. Hlles. OF the
Republican national committee. has
lconsented TO vote by wire on filling
'thc vacancy on Tive ticket caused b.
the death OF Vice.President Sherman.
and has notified the members OF the
committee OF this decision. Charles
/ u. Warren. Michigan member OF the
IcoDmittee, said. Saturday. that he