The Detroit times., 1914-10-22

he would foster legislation calculated
10 protect both employer and am
ploye. and. at the same time. assure
the state of Its proper and just re
turn to meet the cost Of operation
Mr.. Pattengill was warmly wei
coined. He was accompanied ~
Ralph Hall Ferris. candidate for con
gress, who spoke briefly on national
issues.
James II. Pound, Progressive can
didate for mayor Of Detroit. will be
gin series OF MONDAY factory meet
ings In the interests OF his candidacy
tomorrow. No definite schedule oi
meetings has been arranged az yet
but this detail viii be attended tc
some time today. Mr.. Pound will
probably be accompanied by Ralph
Hall Ferris.
Great preparations are being made
for the Marx smoker" to be held ir
the armory, Saturday. Oct. 81, at 7:a(
announcing the event are being circu
lated. Music and vaudeville acts vii
form part OF the program, and II ID
expected that the meeting will oe one
OF the biggest Of the heretofore quiet
campaign.
e. A. Connell, Of No. 500 Third
ave-, whose name appeared on the
election lists as Democratic candidate
for alderman In the Fourth ward. seni
letter to Deputy City Clerk ingalls,
Thursday, requesting that his name
be left OF the ballot, though II had
been written In at the primary, a. q
candidate.
Congressman p. H. Kelley will
speak In Worthwhile next Saturday
night. devoting the greater portion
| Of his address to the issues at stake
In the state gubernatorial fight.
Senator "Bill" Smith will hold forth
In the interests Of Republicanism in
Kalamazoo the night Of Oct. 81.
Conditions In Kent county, al
though much better than they were
q short time ago, are not particularly
bright from q Republican standpoint,
according to several speakers who
have traversed that district. Deacon"
Ellis, mayor Of Grand Rapids, who II
popularity supposed to carry both city
and county In his vest pocket, while
not In open opposition to Osborn, is
refraining from taking an active part
In the campaign. 'The deacon" has
told several party workers that he
would support the entire ticket and
that he was heartily In accord with
the attempt to unity the party In
Michigan, He has refrained, how.
ever, from taking any active part In
the campaign and this attitude OF
passivity is believed to have injured
the cause somewhat.
"The man who believes In the old
American theory of majority rule
hasn't particle Of excuse for kick
Ing against q party nominee named
In the primaries" declares Phillip T.
Colgrove, Of Hastings. ''The primar.
les express the will Of the peopla 90
perhaps no other sy5t6m could do,
and the fellows who are kicking about
the nominee are simply trying TO tell
the people that they don't know what
they want. I'll take the voice OF the
people every time, especially when
that voice 10 az loud a. the one that
nominated Chase 8. Osborn
"Phip Colgrove, Of Hastings, who
has been conducting q speaking toul
Of the state In the interests Of the
candidacy OF Chase 8. Osborn for gov
ernor. dropped into the Republican
state central committee headquarters
here, Thursday. just long enough to
report progress and to get another a.
signment Of speaking dates. Mr.. Col.
grove declares that never, In his
political experience. have people been
more desirous OF being informed about
the real issues. There II an over.
whelning interest In the campaign
and. on the whole, he says, the pros.
poets OF Republican success Nov. 3
are very bright. After q careful sur.
yey OF Muskegon county have reach
ed the conclusion that II win 70 for
Osborn by plurality Of 1000 at the
very least" he said. Monroe also
looxs good, and l think we will get
q good vote In Macomb. Mr.. Col
grove spoke In Armada, Wednesday
night more than 500 people standing
In the streets for more than an hour
while he delivered his address from a
band stand placed at . principal cor
ner.
Chase 8. Osborn, Republican candi.
date for governor. will come to De-
trolt Oct. "a for q stay Of three days,
which will practically close his cam.
paign. The last days OF the campaign
VIII be taken up with q series of fac.
tory-neetings In Detroit. during which
Mr.. Osborn will endeavor to meet az
many working men as he can In 40
short time. On the night OF Oct. %
ne VIII speak in Worthwhile. Plymouth
and Wayne. He will wiad up his
state speaking tour In Hiilsdale. the
night Of Oct. 2e and win come to De.
troit Immediately after his address
there Is oyer. While Mr.. Osborn Il
In Detroit Gerrit J. Deikema and Con.
gresrmsn Joe" Fordney will conduct
. speaking campaign through the up.
per peninsula.
Added 70 such names a. Alsace
Lorraine Jones, appear the followins :
on the London inburance reeister.
showing the effect Of the war on new.
comers In the world: Kitchen ar
Barry, John Jellicoe walker. George
Bank Holiday Smith and Only Fancy