The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1914-08-07
MAKES
IE TO GOOD
||IIzEN'' VOTERS
~ Intsrsst Those Holding
once o. Power, But Who
Seldom Use It
IHBORS SWARM HOME
In SURPRISE PARTY
Headed by Former Judge
ckwood Visits Candidate
and Pledges support

~ of the important features OF
6nmpaign being made by Malcolm
; McLeod. former internal revenue
sctor, for the Republican nomina-
y Tor congress In the new Thir-
nth district, u All attempt to reach
a interest the Largo body Of good
IEonr voters who are credited with
16lng the balance OF power In most
1otlons, but who. 1T IL said. usually
\ 100 busy on election day TO set
4 a the polls. Night after night
Mel cod attends small neighbor-
~ gatherings, each OF which Is
4 ~ the home OF some man who
nDons to be more interested than
D rest or n personal friend Of the
r6ldAte. There he meets In .
IDLY, neighborly way from dozen
4 % men and tells them OF his can
|Hcy. Usually all who are present
~ their support to him before
kis week Mr.. McIeod's own
|0hbors IN the vicinity OF his home
ocond and rerry-aves. have done
70 canvassing OF their own. Thurs
\ nieht about q OF them gathered
4 marched In body to Mr.. Nc
10 rosidence In q sort Of surprise
M. Former Judge Harry N. Lock
~ who WAS spokesman Of the
|py assured the candidate OF the
nv support Of al present and de-
~ that the delegation, besides
20 political In its purpose, was de-
IVA also 70 bid Mr.. Mcleod well
70 10 ssthe Athenian section Of De-
~, The former revenue collector
"a into . new home there early
spring.
=. Mcleod, In Q short talk. ex-I
I'D his appreciation Of the COM
ontn paid him and the interest
|1n a his candidacy by those pres
He mentioned briefly the expe-I
40 which he has had In the state
Mature. a. state labor commits
NJ and ~ United States internal
nuo collector, showing how he
co1ne n contact with such prob
- : congressman IL called upon
y the present time. he said.
the great struggle going on in
Do, Il II necessary that We have
Ing men In our national legisla-
10Y: men who have the inter-
&C The whole people at heart, who
4upport the administration In
oyor = for the general welfare
1atter whether the administration
uhIican, Democratic or National
- leeard to his politics, the
sof said: II am . Republican
WoyD have been. I believe In
SInolplee Of that party. II Ii my
nx1rf1on that the manufacturer
hovs protection and q guaran-
y reasonable profit for the risks
o0uqtlbn that he assumes. and
~ laborerS Of the United States
= ~ protected In the receipt Of
1tDoot wage paid In any country.
M. DO not believe In tariff
YIN foster monopoly or enable
konD Of interests to work injury
= goneral public"
c9D1ng the question OF partisan
the speaker made q strong
~ greater interest In affairs
ofnment on the part Of all citi-
II1g remarks were enthusiasts
}ooeived. It was q friendly,
)ooting I'll around. and those
lne voted unanimously to invite
hives 70 pay Congressman Nc
another similar visit after the
~ The man who put the mo-
INT even add, ''if he 10 elect
o66iticn to his house to house
@c1, Mr.. Mcleod frequently
~ % meetings Of civic associa-
church clubs and similar gath
@ He has also been making a
1 Of noon talks 70 factory en-
W whom he has been well re-
N Monday noon he will speak
nrooyos Of the Solvay Process
>k6ro a. n. Green. jr, manager
e plant. has volunteered to In
12irSsenth district Il over
lnxly Republican. 30 that the
flon a that party will be prac-