The Detroit times., 1912-10-28

> O'Clock in the afternoon; for Detroit,
IS o'clock In the evening. This Is IN
keeping with the unanimous thought
idea OF various religions and cuSs
that claim that simultaneous wishing
makes for success.
! Archie Mccall. Of Ithaca. is doinS
perhaps the most vigorous campaign
/ ing In Michigan. lie is the Demo-
crat who is opposing Congressman
Mclaughlin in the eleventh district,
His latest stunt has been To 20 after
the iumberjacks, walking from camp
10 camp and talking With each man
personally. Saturday he made Is
speeches in Gratiot aud Montcalm
counties.
In the tenth district it's anybody s
| fight between George Loud, the pres
ent congressman: Mayor Roy *.
Woodruff. OF Bay City, the Bull Moos-
er. and Lewis p. CouInans, who was
defeated by Loud in 1910 and whom
Al exultant Democracy is touting to
be reyenged.
l., Whitney Watkins and Theodore
NJ. Joslin candidate for governor and
United States senator. respectively.
on the Progressive ticket, will speak
AZ noon factory meetings and either
outdoor or hall meetings At night in
Detroit, Wednesday On Thursday
they will visit Plymouth. Worthwhile
and other points in the county.
The Marx for Mayor club will hold
a vaudeville and smoker in the armory
on the night before election. The
Voters will be given a chance 20 meet
Mr.. Marx personally.
Daniel j. Campau, who vas thought
by the Progressives TO be wayering
as a Democrat, now says that he Is
a Wilson man and has made two con-
tributions TO the Democratic cam
paign fund. His nor attendance al
the Bryan meeting, which was noticed
by politicians and commented on, was
due. he says, 10 his absence from De
troit. He met Mr.. Bryan in Chicago.
Saturday, by appointment.
James b. Balch, Demot ratio candi-
date for secretary OF state who visit
ed Detroit last week with Prof. Fer
ris, was candidate for the same OF
fee on the Ferris ticket in 1904. He
Is a business man OF Kalamazoo, head
OF the Kalamazoo Cold Storage com
pany one of the organizers OF the
Watervlet Paper company, organizer
and former president OF the Park club
OF Kalamazoo an organization OF ousl-
ness men. He has served as mem
Der of the police and fire commission
OF Kalamazoo. He is student OF his
tory. economics and sociology. he
believes in the ballot for women. He
wears a beard. and asks innnmerable
questions. Born on farm, he gradu-
ated into the paint business, took a
flyer with a merchant tailor, became
salesman for a cattfeguard company
and at the age OF % organized a COM
pany and went into business for him
self
IF | vote for one unworthy. II ] am
influenced by a bride. II l exalt party
above country, then | prove my unit
ness for the right of suffrage" the
Rev. Frank S. Rowland told his con-
gregation In the Cass-ave. NJ. e.
church, Sunday morning. The ballot
Is the citadel OF the freeman's rights
his Gibraltar" He said that the coun.
try is safe in material wealth, safe
intellectually, safe from invasion. He
urged that it be made safe from In
ternal danger, by the constant vigil
ance OF its best citizens.
The Rev. Frank F. F1tchett. OF the
Grand River-ave. NJ. +. church. told
his congregation, Sunday, that for 80
years the forces OF righteousness In
this country have been insulted by the
government in Washington. He said
that the church is not militant. and
has accepted outrages without resent
ment. He cited the inactivity OF the
churches In the matter OF the Law.
renee strike investigation, and told
how the children OF the mills were
without underclothes in winter, while
the companies were paying big diVl'
dends. He spoke OF DR.. Wiley's work
as head OF the bureau Of chemistry.
He was a man who tried hard to
protect the people, the poor people OF
the land, from the greed and devilisn
murderous actions of the food manu-
facturers," said the speaker. He
tried to save not only the babies but
the grown folk from poisonous drugs
and foods. But the wealth back OF
the selfish horde that was willing to
murder the people for gold got back
OF the administration. What would
Jesus have done If He had walked the
streets OF Washington? You know
that again He would have knotted
the scourge and driven them out OF
the temple OF government What did
His church do? Not anything. Every
bishop ought 10 have called on Mr..
Taft and said Mr.. President, In the
name OF the 100000 members OF the
Methodist Episcopal church. we de-
mand that this man be let where he
is; and II you remove him we shall
see 10 IL that every Methodist ballot
helps 10 bury you at the next cleo
ton"
Rabbi Leo NJ. Franklin told the
congregation OF Temple Beth FL, Sun.
day morning, that the church has no
right 10 dictate how man shall vote.
Those who speak OF the Jewish
vo speak OF thing that does not
exist" he said There are no denom-
nations that are as politically divided
as the Jews. We brand as In.
Icongruous the organization OF social