Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-09-13

Cnl. Frederic Z ParkrursI n Ban
gnr. me Republican candidate 10Y
governor and / nave visited ever
county and practically ever -cwn n
each county n the Srals. AnG, a--sr
rrTis tour Of 4n00 miles ~ automobile.
am prepared ID shy mt : have never
seen SO great HI interest TT me mr.
u Republicans. or SO rnucn euIhus asrrl
IN me WORK OF organization and prep
araEInn for CARING our the vote. as II
the present year.
''2spunlIca1 nen have q splendid
organ Iza-Inr. never n ny memoir so
ru,r1pie1e ana active az low -he
women nave duplicate auiza-lun.
practically complete n almost eve,y
cDunxy and : find them everywhere
.nrsrestad II me result Of ms election.
Altar masking careful DuIls II marv
sections u1 rhe STATE. : paiiFve ma
1ur-rx Of rnH women vii vote the Re
publican ticket.
r Sept - is a pleasant dRv and me
women vote as : am now corvInred
rnsy viii vu1s. : predict rna1 Hon.
Frederic z. Esa-knurst Of Bangor vii
naJurttv Of 50 900 70 81. 00n VOTES anc
with Tim the eiec1pr nT @nur Repunli-
can CnEsresslnen. q Republican leE.s-
laIure and every county bur one"
aDn- Louis =. s-ann Of Lewiston
the chairman % ne Democratic State
committee made the eoInw,ug el.ctinr
SUrecast
The campai Ct which draws 70
close roriErt mas beer II MAN. -
speErs q peculiar one The Repubil-
can carupz Ri ms peer energetic ana
well financed The records u me Re-
publican National Committee dIsclnses
that rwu weeks ago Maine mar re-
ceiwen S25. 0D0 from the Na1InnR. Com
mir-HB ann appearances would md
cate mat the contribution mad been
inc-eaHed since thai r1me IN me
contrary, rne Democratic state cnrn-
mites Eas NOT received any fiuanc.al
eid whatever outside rhe STAKE o.
Maine. This mas compelled us ID run
YER economical campaign n con
C-ast To -1e Spectacular campaign
staged BY our opponents
'Tte advent u me women ru-a-s
certain 4 factor that no one is justified
n making any definite ciec-lpn pre-
dic-1uns- The action Of some -er1stra-
Llnn boarris mas been suCn as 70 ex-
ciude from me lists e GOOD many
Democratic women al Of the -eglsrra-
uion boards IN the cities al present
consisting Of TWO Republicans and ons
Democrat
''0n the whole the outlook IF GOOD
Mr. McTnrirs- the Democratic canrt-
GATE for governor mas made a gun0
impression UPON the people .gnd q ma
Jnr;tv Of The people Of Maine s-s IN
duubtefily in favor of the Peace
TREATY MANY locai lssues however.
will affect the vote one wa nr the
other, IN various SECTIONS Of the Srate
The cDIal vote viii zach rea-!v goo
900 anu N my opinion Will be -a.-,v
close. although II the vote-s vote as
they talk. Mr. McTnrt-e should ne
elected ny a small maiDrIry anr we
snouiu nave a reasonable opportunity
uf winning in rwo Congressional dis
--1crs The Legislature viii prubaplv
ne Republican.
a
chairman OF me wumar's L1visiun ~
the Republican State curnrnirrae, said.
IT Is my honest curvicrion that me
Republican women OF Maine nave ar
cspted their new dury Of citizenship
with the greatest interest ana erthu-
siasrn. and d determination 70 WIN out
OF MONDAY. In ever CITY, village and
tDwn, Republican women are organ
:zsd. are enrolling in the ua--y ant
Will oe prepared on Monday 10 casr
their first ballots I nupe and believe
rnat cne majority Will vote rhs
srraign: Republican ticket fnr the
policies platforms ana principles uf
The Republican party must appeal 70
every right thinking wornar-
II believe that On Munday every
Republican woman viii register he-
auproval for The candidates VIM are
SO ably supporting -he Republican
party. and n so oning hel1 TO roll up
the largest Republican msJurfr- rna-
Maine mas ever known"
Mrs. William z Partangau Of An
gusra- the member Hrnm Maine NJ ne
Womnns Democratic National Com
nif1ee. said
y believe that the women Of Maine
will poll good vote for the Demo
cratic ticket N the election Mnndav
I state tnRt IN some cities there mas
been intimidation OF rhs women nv
Republican employers Of lanor. and 7
rhink this action Will hu7t the cans.
Of the Republican party 7 know OF a
number Of women VINE er,-r,iier as "a.
publicans because they Thought thar
they must an SO. viii in the secrecy uf
rtle election bnnrn vute for rhe Demo
cratic nominees. Rspuhiicans may b..
surprised when the votes are counted