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SENATOR GLAZIER'S POSITION 

ON A PRIMARY ELECTION LAW IS DOUBTFUL

Detroit Papers State That He Shows Signs of Opposing the Bill

The Detroit press are filled with Lansing dispatches as to the hard sledding the primary election bill is to have in the state senate. A half dozen of senators who had been expressing themselves favorably on the reform are said to be inclined to oppose it. In this list these papers put Senator Glazier of this county. He is quoted by the Journal as saying: "I am not convinced as to the desirability of going so far as some people would."

The Detroit papers suggest the desirability of their constituents letting these doubtful senators hear from them.

The Detroit Times says that Senator Glazier is now openly opposed to the Colby bill and that if he votes against it he will nullify the votes of Fisk, J. P. Kirk, Jenks and Whitaker in the house. The Times says that it is the judgment of their correspondent that the machine is in complete control of the senate.