The Detroit times., 1915-04-03

doing away with the necessity OF re-
registration.
II IL conceded that the entire Re
publican state ticket will be elected.
The state ticket bears the names of
candidates for two supreme court
Justices. two regents OF the Univer.
sity OF Michigan, n superintendent
OF public instruction. member OF
the state board OF education. and
two members OF the state board OF
agriculture. "..,.
There are only two ofiices on the
county ticket. and the Republican
candidates are conceded the victory.
Prosecuting attorney and county
auditor are the only positions to be
filled.
Police Justice Gainey's reelection
admitted The race between Jus
ice Jeffries and former Justice Sell
ers promises to be close; both are
claiming victory. Adolph Marsch.
ner's reelection as justice OF the
peace. n conceded.
There are aldermanic contests In
Ave wards, and In two OF them there
re sharp contests. Albert q. Kunz
will doubtless have little trouble In
the Seventeenth. In the EighteV1th,
however. the fight being made by
former Aid. John G. Garvey. Demo
crat IL giving William J. Wilson.
the Republican candidate, sleepless
nights. Both men live In the upper
end OF the ward. II Ii said that
Jack Cowan. whom Wilson defeated
for the nomination. will carry the
lower end OF the ward for the Re
publican. but Garvey's strength is
nevertheless admitted to be consid-
cradle. .. .
Charles A. Ashe and William A.
Richert. the Republican caafidates
In the Nineteenth ward. expect little
trouble In defeating John II. Becker
and James 8. Watt. In the Twentieth
ward, the Republican candidate, VII
liam r. Zoeller. has only a Socialist
opponent. Dr. August I. Burdeno.
Julius l. Krimmel, Republican
candidate In the Twenty first ward.
is opposed by william Z. Renick.
Democrat, The contest has develop
ed into an issue between Aid. Dinge-
nan. who Is working hard for Krim-
n.el's election, and former Aid. VIII.
liam Hillger. for whose real estate
business Mr.. Renick Is manager. The
ward is normally Republican. %.
The Republican candidates for es-
b timator in these wards expect little
trouble In being elected.
There are elections for school In.
spectors In l3 wards. The only con-
test OF note II that between Fred J.
Scovel. Republican, and Inspector
Joseph Charbonneau. Democrat, In
the Sixth ward. Elsewhere, the Re.
publicans are sure that they will win.
Saturday. from 2 to Q p. m, Is
registration day. The fules are as
follows:
Men who were sick, or abson. from
the city, on previous re sist:ation
days. may register. Men who have
changed their residence since their
asst registration may register.
Taxpaying women, and women
who are the parents or guardians OF
children OF school age (ive to 20
years.. may register for the school
election. II will also be possible to
register for the school election on
Monday.
Taxpaying women may register TO
vote on the amendments and prop.
ositions involving the expenditure OF
money. They may not register for
this purpose on Monday.
Women who registered for the
primary, and who want to vote on
Monday, should mako sure that they
were registered in the taxpayers
book, az well as In the school cleo.
tion book" says Deputy City Clerk
Ingalls,. Unless they are registered
in the taxpayers book, they viii not
be able to vote on the amendments.
There IL only one opportunity to reg.
ister In the taxpayers book. and that
is on Saturday. between and y.
m"
There viii be no . o'clock count.
Monday. Although the city charter
demands one, the city election COM
mission, anticipating the passage OF
the amendment wiping out the 2
o'clock count. decided not to have
one In this election.
The reason for this action 10 the
fact that about 4 0OO additipuaI hal.