The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1914-10-23
PaLauer OF
The Politicians

I'VE are going TO carry every coun-
" In the Upper Peninsula, with one
probable exception. for Chase 8. o.
born" declared Gilman M. Dame,
chairman OF the Republican state CEN
morning. II believe also. that the
majority In the copper country will
be larger than that usually returned
by that always solidiy-R Republican dis
trict. base my opinion on the fact
that the Socialists, and Sociaiist-i.a-
Dor men among the working classes
will vote for Osborn because OF their
desire to eliminate Gov. Ferris. who
was decidedly unfriendly to the cause
OF labor during the strike. Ferris
parades are nothing TO gauge the
sentiment OF that country by. have
score or more of letters from men
working In the mines TO the effect
that they were ordered out to pa
rade when Gov. Ferris came through
that district. Believe me, we don't
vote as we parade, said one writer.
am supremacy confident of success
Nov 3. Reports from practically
every precinct In the state indicate
a decided Osborn tendency, which Ii
growing every moment"
A. r. Garfield, secretary of the
Democratic state central committee,
said, Friday. that advices received
from Gov. Ferris and his party aboard
the Democratic special train. indicat.
ed that at least $4,000 people had
been reached by the executive In his
one-day trip from Bay City to Port
Huron. The day was marred by a
slight wreck. But one man was in
jured, and his condition Is not ssri-
Gus. The governor Is making the
trip from Port Huron TO Flint today,
and will proceed to Traverse City
tomorrow, speaking at every town
and village along the route.
A reception for Rep. Frank Dore-
mus and his co-worker. Rep. Patrick
ri. Harrison, OF Mississippi, was
called on Friday morning when the
ink again "butted in" on Demo
cratic arrangements. Postmaster Ma
gel received telegram from Rep.
Doremus to the effect that he was
delayed In Buffalo, and would not ar
rive In Detroit until after 3 o'clock
tonight. No other changes In plans
will be made as Rep. Doremus Will
arrive In plenty Of time to address
the mass meeting In the armory and
to make the list OF ward meetings
mapped out for him.
Chase 8. Osborn, Republican candi-
date for governor. has changed his
routings so that he will speak In Ply
mouth. Worthwhile and Wayne on FRI
day OF next week instead OF on Wed
nesday as originally announced Mr..
Osborn will address an audience In
oodward-ave. Presbyterian church,
Wednesday evening, taking as ais
subject, South America as an outlet
for American trade" The meeting
will be given under the auspices Ut
the Women's union of the church.
Chase 8. Osborn. Republican candi-
date for governor, and Mayor Oscar
B. Marx, who Is seeking reelection,
will speak before members OF the De-
troit Board Of Commerce at noon
Friday, Oct. 80.
The name OF John Naylon was sent
to the city clerk. Friday morning, by
the Democratic city committee, 30
take the place of Wilbur N. Brother
ton on the ticket, as candidate for
estimator-atlarge.
F.F. ingram. Democratic candidate
for mayor, VIII address the Mems
class of North Woodward Presby'
terrain church, Sunday noon.
Gov. Ferris will speak I'm Plymouth.
Worthwhile and Wayne next Wednes.
day afternoon and evening.