Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1913-10-27
CANDIDATES PLAN
HARD CANT A|GN|NG
GubernatoriaI Aspirants Il
Make Flying Tour of Many
Counties-FieIder Here.

With election only a week off, the
candidates are working night and
day. and have piled on themselves all
the meetings the week viii hold. This
is especially true of the gubernatorial
planned for them the busiest week OF
the whole campaign.
Acting Governor Fielder will lose
precious time today. because he will
be detained at the State House on
official business. He will break away
this evening, however. for a short
jump into Bergen county. where he
is to make several addresses. Tomor-
row the acting governor will address
a mass meeting in this city, at which
Mayor Haussling will preside, after
which he will speak in the Oranges.
Between now and election day he will
speak in seven counties, while Ed
ward Casper Stokes, the Republican
candidate, will speak in five and
Everett Colby, the Progressive stand
ard-bearer, with his squadron" will
/ take In eight counties. The rest of
the week is laid out for Fielder
as follows: Wednesday, Passaic;
Thursday, Middlesex; Friday, War
! rem; Saturday, Monmouth in the
morning and Union in the afternoon
and evening.
Mr.. Colby will devote today, to-
morrow evening and Friday to Es-
sex County. He will start out with
his squadron from Progressive
County headquarters, 211 Halsey
street, at 1880 a. M, and viii speak
to the employees of the Westinghouse
Electrical Company. on Plane street.
The meeting will take place on the
plaza of the Broad street station of
the Lackawanna Railroad. The next
meeting will be held at the Banister
Shoe factory, Washington street and
Canal bridge. At D. m. he will speak
in Association Hall. Caldwell. and
at s p. m. at the Palace Ballroom,
corner Washington and Blocker
streets.
At this place Hiram W. johnson,
Governor of California, and Mrs.
Douglas Robinson, sister of Colonel
Roosevelt, will address the audience.
and Edmund B. Osborne, the former
opponent of Mr.. Colby in the Progress
sive primaries, will preside.
Shortly before p. m. Mr.. Colby
will address a meeting in Harrison
and the next stop will be made in
Ell1ADeln.
Tomorrow schedule is laid out as
follows: Union County, Summit,
Springfield, Union, Saybrook, Eliza
beth (Singer works., Railway, Plain
field Westfield, Crawford. Roselle
Park, Linden and again Elizabeth and
Essex County in the evening. War
rem County will be toured on Wednes-
day and the following places visited
there: Hackettstown, Allamuchy,
Johnstonburg, Hope, Blairstown,
Harrisburg, Belvidere, Oxford, Wash
! ington, Broadway, Newvillage, Stew
artsviIle, Phlllipsburg tthree meet
| ings).
The tour on Thursday is laid out
as follows: Hunterdon County,
Hampton Junction. Glen Gardner.
High Bridge, Clinton, Annandale,
Lebanon, Whitehouse Station, Flem-
ington, Ringoe, Lambertville, Stock
ton; Mercer County. Hopewell; Som
erset County, Rocky Hill, kingston;
Middlesex County, New Brunswick;
Union County, Plainfield, Westfield,
| Crawford, Roselle Park. Friday the
candidate will go through Essex
County. visiting the following places:
Millburn, Livingston, Roseland. Is
sex Fells, Caldwell, Verona, Cedar
Grove, Montclair, Glen Ridge, East