Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1920-10-21
NATE KENDALL
SHOULD Be ELECTED
FRIENDS WHO HAVE KNOWN
HIM FOR YEARS HIS MOST
EARNEST SUPPORTERS

| The closing days of the 1920 cam
paign are upon us and aside from
publishing statements attributed to
Senator Harding and other political
matter Of a nature of interest to the
people of Audubon county, the Re-
publican has had little to say.
The publisher of the Republican
is especially interested in the gov
ernorship this year He feels that
N. E. Kendall, the republican nomi-
nee, is entitled to the united support
of the republican voters of the coun-
| ty. This statement is not made from
the mere fact that he is the party
candidate but is made from per-
sonal acquaintance with Mr.. Kendall
extending over a period of twenty
years.
We contend that here is no better,
cleaner, capable or more efficient
man in the great party than Mr.. Ken
dali His record as member of the
! legislature from Monroe county, as
speaker of the House of Representa-
/ lives and member of Congress from
/ the Sixth Iowa district, is absolutely
above reproach or suspicion. We do
not exaggerate one bit when we say
that the people of the Sixth district
positively loved Nate Kendall for the
splendid legislation he supported
while in Congress. And if he is sue
| ressful in being elected governor of
this state, the people will learn to
] love him in the same degree.
! 1t is seldom that a personal appeal
/ for any one candidate is made
I through the columns of newspaper,
but we are going to depart from the
| beaten path to make a personal APP
! peal for Nate Kendall. IL is, OF
course, impossible for every voter to
have a personal acquaintance with
! the men who run for state office and
we must, 10 a certain extent relv
upon those who have personal &C
| quaintance with them, for the infor-
nation that is so vital when man S
character has been assailed.
Mr.. Kendall has spoken publicly
in Audubon on more than one occa-
| sion during the past two years and
large audiences have been held spell
bound for hours by his mastery ora
| tory Those who have heard him
know he is sincere, and honest, ana
a man with an object In life that has
for its purpose the betterment of hu-
manity. His character and his
motives are 100 percent pure.
We make an earnest appeal to the
men and women of Audubon county
to vote for N. Il. Kendall for Gov
ernor on November End We win
consider this a special favor, with the
assurance that Mr.. Kendall will merit
the confidence the voters have repos-
ed in him?
Here is a statement Mr.. Kendall
made yesterday: 81 pledge a clean,
honorable and efficient administers
ton il I am elected My first act
will be a house cleaning in Des
Moines from the turret to the founda-
ton, no matter who it hits" Could
any statement be more specific; can
any voter, regardless of party affili-
alton, ask for anything more?
We have every reason to believe
that Mr.. Kendall will give Iowa an
administration that will be credit
to every citizen, and in keeping with
the good name OF the state we love
as dearly as life itself.
John Lovelace, who has known Mr..
Kendall for thirty-five years, will
bear us out in the statements we
have made. May we not give Mr..
Kendall an overwhelming majority at
the polls on November End?