Daily Kennebec journal., 1916-08-21
START CAMPAIGN TO-DAY
Continued from Pase one)

Ia the town Of Milbridge. Aug. z2, Tues
day, he speaks at Eastport; the 23rd
he will be in Hancock in Bucksport,
and on Thursday he speaks in West
Sullivan: Friday the 18th, he is In
Kennebec, where he has very i'm
portant rally to be held at the Colise-
um. Saturday, he ends his stop In
Maine in York county with a meeting
at Beechwood.
Walter w. Magsee, member Of the s4th
Congress from New York, will be in the
State only the first week in the cam
paign and will have his first meeting to-
night in Androscoggin county in the town
of East Livermore. Tuesday he will be
At Turner. Wednesday he leaves An
droscoggin county for Oxford. where he
speaks at Rumford Point. Thursday. the
2th. he is at Bethel. The 25th he goes
to Franklin and remains there for Satur-
day. when he makes two speeches, one at
Jay. the other at Kingfeld.
James 8. Parker. congressman from
New York who Is to take the assign
Tuesday in Sasadahoc, Wednesday in
Cumberland. Thursday in Cumberland.
Friday in Knox and Saturday he finishes
in Waldo in Belfast.
Clifton N. Macarthur, Congressman
from Oregon, will arrive in Maine on
Tuesday and commence his campaign in
Kennebec county in the town of Oakland.
where large rally will be held in Me-
mortal hall. Wednesday at Hartland in
Somerset, Thursday at North New Port
land in Somerset, Friday and Saturday in
Piscataquis county.
Thomas D. Schall, congressman from
Minnesota, noted as the blind orator Of
Congress- formerly one of the prominent
Progressives in the Middle West. Mon
day he speaks at Old Town and other
places in Penobscot county. Tuesday he
is in Waldo county at Liberty. Wednes-
day in Piscataquis at Guilford, Thursday
in Somerset at Fairfield. Friday in Ken
nebec, Saturday in York county at Ke-
Ear Falls.
Charles H. Sloan. congressman from
Nebraska, will make his first speech of
the campaign at Topsham in Sagadahoc
county on Monday. Tuesday he will be
in Cumberland. Wednesday in York,
Thursday in York. Friday and Saturday
he will be in Oxford county.
Henry w. Temple, congressman
from Pennsylvania, formerly one OF
the prominent Progressives in that
state. will first speak in Piscataquis
county at Brownville Tuesday at Do
yer. Wednesday he goes from Piscat-
aquis county to Somerset at Canaan,
Thursday he will be in Athens. Fri
day and Saturday he will be in An
droscoggin county in the towns Of
Greene and Webster.
Governor Frank B. Willis of Ohio is
one Of the most brilliant orators who
will come to Maine. He is the man
who introduced Senator Burton into
the National Convention at Chicago,
as a candidate for President, was the
only man who made an enthusiastic
speech at the convention. During his
stay in Maine he will be the leading
speaker at four Of the most import
ant meetings of the campaign. Mon
day he will be at Augusta in Kenne-
bee county, where a great rally will
be held in the City hall. Tuesday he
is in Penobscot county and will speak
in Bangor. Wednesday he will speak
at Westbrook and Thursday he ends
his campaign with a great meeting in
York county at Sanford.
Samuel E. Winsiow, congressman
from Massachusetts, a very pleasing
speaker, will first speak in York
county at Kennebunk Monday. Tues
day he will be at Alfred, Wednesday
he leaves this county for Penobscot
where he will speak at Corinna,
Thursday at Dexter Friday he goes
into Somerset and speaks at Palmyra
and Saturday at ST. Adams
This is complete list Of speakers
for the first week and next week there
will be a like number of the same
stamp.