Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1900-10-17
SECOND WATERLOO
1Roessvslt's Iowa Day 70 Bs Rs,
psatsd' at the Dollivsr. Cousins
Meeting saturday.
Plans Under Way For : Big Parade
Of the Employees Of Various
Institutions.
Fireworks and Red Fire Will Be
Burned and Ihere'll Be . Hot
Time In the Old Town.

ksOPO6GSe W SAeTAlISSHS
strate to the people of Iowa that the
republicans OF this neck o. the woods
are alive and propose ito vote their con-
victions. and the scenes attending the
recent visit Of Governor Roosevelt to
Waterloo viii be repeated, altfo on q
smaller scale. of course, next Saturday,
when Senator Dolliver and Congress-
man Cousins will speak in this city.
At the meeting OF the Mckinley and
Roosevelt Club Tuesday evening plans
for making the meeting the occasion
for a rou1lng republican celebration
We're perfected and the work is now
we'll In hand. It was decided to plr.
chase a large number OF Roman cam
dies. which will be supplied to the
marchers gratis, and also red fire. 1t
was also decided 70 secure the Coz
operation Of the various industrial In
stitutions of the city employing large
forces and invite them to organize their
republican employees and participate In
the parade in the evening. thus making
the industrial feature of this portion OF
the rally prominent. A committee,
composed of Jud Morrissey, I. s. Mil
lard and w. B. Whitman, was selected
to take charge OF this feature. and the
committee called on the Central ma
chine shops and offices. the glucose
factory, the Lennox Machine Com
pany, the Britain Packing Company,
the Let's -FNetcher and Marshalltown
Grocery Company Wholesale houses.
the Marshalltown Syrup and Candy
Company and the Rhoades-Carmean
Company and in each instance received
assurances Of cooperation and repre-
sentation in the parade.
Any other institution and the en-
ptoyes of the same that the committee
may have missed are invited to parti-
cipate and to take part in the parade
either with float or with transpar-
encies. All -wili be given a place in the
line II they will notify Col. A. B.
Hoover, commanding the rough rider
regiment and In charge Of the evening
demonstration. or course none OF the
institutions will make 1t compulsory on
the part of their employees to take par
in the parade, but 10 every case the
majority of the employees OF the large
Industries are republicans and will sup
port the Mckinley and Roosevelt
ticket this year. Absolute assurance
that the employees would be organized
for participation was given in most In
stances.
Measfs. S. p. Knisely, F. w. Har-
grave, j.. H. jayne and Henry stoh.
were selected as committee to pro-
cure transparencies for the Mcktnles
and Roosevelt Club. The business men
and citizens along the line of march
are urged to do the same. Col. Hoover
has decided that the march shall be as
follows: Form on East Main street;
march west to Sixth street. counter
march to First street. thence north To
Grant, east to Center, south on Center
TO Church street thence east to First
avenue north to Main and east TO the
Odeon.
The Sons Of Veterans have aaked for
a place in the parade and will take
part. The order will appear With the
cannon. Orders for the formation OF
the Industrial contingents will BIZ is-
sued prior to the parade aud will be
published in these columns. probably
Friday.
MI. r. u. Nsrthup. WHO was in. Ne
5vada Monday says that little city Il
going IL seiid 4 lafGs delegation TO the
rally and word from other near BY
ttowfis Indicates that there will BIZ d
large attendance from all the surround-
Ing country: