The Northwest enterprise. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1931-1952, 1934-11-01
Republicans Urge All
Citizens To Vote

las the campaign nears election
day reports coming 70 " become
more encouraging. Republican
strength is undoubtedly gaining."
This is tho statement Of State
Chairman ]. n. Emerson.
Reno odlin Is making 8 Won
derful campaign, gaining VOTES
wherever he speaks He VIII Win.
Those three words ten the tale;
and winning. he viii help carry o.
er majority Of the congressional
ticket We have ASSURANCES from
several Of the districts that Repnb-
lican nominees will win.
The problem that has been fac
ing US ever since the primary elee-
ton is what the nearly 100. 600
voters. who did not so to the polls
IN the primary, viii do on election
day Reports coming to as indi-
cate that the Democrats polled
their full strength and more -
through coercive methods-on Sep
tember II, and that the stay-az-
home vote Is heavily Republican.
There has never been cam
paign in the State of washington
IN which SO much Of its work has
been done by volunteers, people
who have Republican success It
heart. This has been done by both
individuals and organizations, old
time War Horse Republicans AMI
by young Republicans just getting
into party harness.
Among the latter Is the Young
Republican League of the State
It's activities have been strong and
forceful. They have done much 70
advance the cause of Republican,
ism. Coupled with this Is the fat
that we have the very highest
type of candidate in every county,
many of them young men.
Prediction polls in many parts
of the state show close confess,
which means a gain IN Republican
strength. That gain is growing
rapidly and is destined In my judg-
ment to overcome the Democratic
majorities of 1892.
In this connection 1 want to
state that the Women's Republican
and Pro American Clubs in all
sections of the state have done ex-
ceptional work IN getting voters
registered ard that they now are
planning p thorough canvass to get.
the Republican vote out on cleo
ton day.
I'VE win win this election In the
last week of the campaign If every
candidate and party worker wilt
make his or her best effort to & It
the vote out. My advice is to
leave your business and your work.
your household duties and your
social activities to go out and tell
the people what is at stake. At no
time In our history have greater
issues or more pressing problems
been presented to as for solution
than in this coming election.
'Schwellenbach has exactly the
same program for Washington that
Sinclair has for California. In
fact he even claims that Sinclair
stole his EPIW plan for Washing
ton and made ii over into an EPIC
plan for California. Schwellen-
bach is a more dangerous man
than Sinclair because he is not
what he claims to he. He is all
things to all men--anything to get
the votes and carry the election.
II want to emphasize one
thing, and that is that the Repub-
licans win surely win providing
they get the vote out on election
day, for it is largely Republican.
We are still q Republican state
and should declare ourselves en-
phatically opposed to government
by bureaus and codes that hamper
business and industry and impose
unnecessary taxes on the people"
Government expenditures are
more per day in 1884 than they
were per year in 1884 In other
words, while population has in
creased 10 times In the century
cost of government, not counting
local units state, county, munici-
pal and other subdivisions has in
creased 365 times, or more than
26 times as fast as our numerical
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