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managers issued war-like statements,
declaring that they are going to watch
each other for illegal voting tomor-
row. Z,
The chairman of THE democratic
state committee sent out instruction
to county chairmen to beNprepared to
prosecute any attempt to corrupt the
vote by use of money.
The republican chairman tonight is
sued a statement saying that the rex
publican state committee is just as
much in sympathy with any legitimate
! move to Jepress illegal voting tomor-
row as the democrats. The demo-
cratic managers stand by their pre-
diction of 100000 plurality for Will
son, and republican leaders claim a
republican victory of from 10000 to
100000 plurality. s/5 4 ;
Rhode Island. =
Providence, R. l., Nov. 6.-The cam
paign in Rhode 1sland, in addition 10
presidential matters, was particularly
strenuous because, for the first time
the state was to elect United States
senator by the direct vote of the peo-
pie Senator Henry F. Lippitt, repub-
lican, is opposed by Peter G. Gerry,
formerly a member of congress from
the second district. The state also
will elect three members of congress,
governor and other state officers.
81 - Maine. .
Portland, Mr., Nov. 6.-The battle
for Names political honors having
been fought out at the biennial state
election in September, the voting to-
morrow will be only for candidates for
presidential electors President Viii
son, four years ago, received plu-
rality of 29,248 over Colonel Roose-
welt in total of 10000 votes.
Tommorrow's vote is expected TO
exceed 10000. .s -.
California.
San Francisco, CAL, Nov. 6.-Indi-
cations were apparent today of ire
mendous vote throughout California
tomorrow, according to political lead
ers. Issues which seemed to outline
themselves mosts harply on the eve, of
the battle Of ballots were Hughes DER
Wilson, wet or dry, and Governor
Hiram w. Johnson, republican, or
George s. Patton, democrat, for the
United States senate.
The headquarters of the prohibition
forces here predicted a landslide for
amendment No. 2, restricting the sale
of liquor in public drinking places
and retail stores, and aw inning vote
of 100000 for complete prohibition, in
statement given out today.
Both republicans and democrats
claimed the state for Wilson and
Hughes, while Governor Johnson's
supporters predicted a heavy majority
for him over Patton. ~ =
Wyoming.
Cheyenne, Wyo, Nov. 6.-Repub-
lcan' and democratic leaders both
made claims Of success at the polls
tomorrow, while rival parades here
tonight Slosed the campaign in Wyo-
ming. I.
chairman, claimed the state for
Hughes, and the reelection of c. D.
Clark to the senate. S. G. Hopkins,
democratic state chairman, claimed
the state for Wilson by-l,500.
l =. Colorado.
Denver, Nov. 6.-Both political par
ties saw their speakers whirlipg
through the state tonight to bring TO
an end, the campaign in Colorado.
Governor George A. Carlson, repub-
lican, made hist inal appeal for votes
at Greeley, while JULIUS c. Gunter, his
democratic opponent delivered his
last speech at Florence.
Garrison will windy at least 10000
votes" said P B. Stewart, republic
an chairman. "He will run ahead
of his ticket, but Hughes will carry
the state by substantial majority"
Wilson will carry Colorado by 49,
000,"e said Raymond Miller, demo-
cratic chairman. Wilson and Gun
ter will-sweep the entire ticket with
them"
Indiana.
Indianapolis, Ind, Nov 6.-The
last word in the cmapaign was said
tonight and leaders in various par
ties were prepared to devote their
energies tomorrow to getting out the
vote. Leaders of The two major par
ties reiterated their opinions that
their respective parties will carry'I In
diana for president and both United
States senator's. 1
The, Fifth congressional district,
where Eugene V. Debs is the socialist
eandidate,'is being watched with par