The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1912-10-17
Campaign Sidelghts

Registration II again an importan;
ilsus Of the campaign. only two days
remain for voters In which to prepare
for the exercise Of their suffrases
The polls open at 7 o'clock tomorrow
morning and remain open until 10
o'clock at night. The same hours pre-
vail on Saturday. All parties are
urrny upon voters the necessity OF
registering. The registration in the
city 10 away behind this year. 1t =
hoped the remaining two days will
make up for the loss OF last week. In
registering Tor election day II is not
necessary for voters to enroll as
member Of any party. some attempts
were made to compel the voters To
enroll on last Friday and saturday.
n an inspector hands you an enrolling
blank and you do not want to enroll.
hand Il hack to him. The Progressive
party managers urge their supporters
not 10 enroll. Every voter should reg
lister, however.
Gov. Wilson 10 IN Wilmington. Del.
to-day. This week will close his speak
Ing campaign with the possible excep-
ton Of the meeting OF october 81 In
Madison Square Garden. II il thought
that this meeting which was scheduled
10 be his windup OF the campaign will
be held. In Difference 10 the condition
Of Roosevelt the Governor voluntarily
abandoned the stump, but there II
every indication from the reports ut
chicaSo that the Colonel. with his Wig
orous constitution and splendid physi-
cal condition vii! be again on deck be-
fore that time. Gov. Wilson Is booked
for q meeting In Brooklyn on Saturday
Fight and another At Carnegie Hall
under tho auspices Of the German
Americans. Everything had been pre-
pared for these demonstrations and In
the circumstances u would be hardly
fair to those behind them to cancel
the date.
The Progressive party sali hopes 10
substitute Gov. Hiram johnson for
Col. Roosevelt In the iatter's speech
making itinerary. The law Of CAN.
fornaa allows only sixty days leave OF
absence to Its Governor and permits
sion to leave the State Is granted by
will expire on the 18th. Chairman q.
W. Perkins talked with him over the
lons-distance telephone yesterday and
some time to-day he 10 expected to
givs his answer. Meantime he III en-
doAvorinG TO ascertain II there 10 any.
way In which an extension Of time
oan b had
The suissr special VIII leave for up
State tomorrow morning. The candi-
date will start from the New York Gen.
trail depot At o'clock with his baggage
checked for Troy. CONGRESSMAN Sulxer
u going to make Some speeches on that
train. He opens up At Tarrytown and
viii close at Troy tomorrow night.
During the day he will make twenty
spsechss, seventeen Of them from the
rear Of the train. the rest In halla On
the following day he wall make eighteen
taiks. The 0ubsrnator1al nominee 70 In
m bert Of condition and At for the
Aght OF hls life.
Senator Corr. the hind Senator Of
Oklahoma, 10 going 70 remain In New
York for the rest Of the campaign. The
Senator u Chairman OF the Organixa-
tien Committee OF the Democratic Ma
tional Committee. His activities, though.
for the rest OF the campaign will be
utilised on the stump throughout the
state. the brilliant blind orator OF
Oklahoma win BE- = great drawing card.
g6ts Chairman H0tchkiss Of the Bull
Moose Committee has declared that
thers viii b no more recmminati In
the campaign. at any rate A. far ~ the
Progressive state speakers are con-
cernsd. Then he adds that they are
going after Candidate 6uiser on his
record, TO which Mr.. Suiser replies:
Come on" This u like the two Irish.
men who had Q nght. The verbal ar
ncise OF agreement we're that there was