Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1900-07-26
ONE FARE FOR CONVENTION.
Western Passenger Association Has
SO Decided-Lowcst Itntc Ever See

Western Passenger Association Has
50 Dccided-Iowcst Kntc Ever Sc.
cured.
Des Moines, July 2s-Chairman
Weaver has been notified that the
Western Passenger Association has
decided upon a one fare for the round
trip rate for the republican state con-
vention. Tickets will be sold July 81
and August at all Iowa points for
the round trip. good for return any
time including August g.
The one fare for round trip on all
railroads for the coming convention is.
the best rate that has ever been se-
cured for a state convention and will
be pleasing to the delegates and Others
who are DESTROYS of attending. 1t ls
probable that it will bring good many
people to the city during the week Of
the convention, more than ordinarily
come, and make the convention one of
the biggest inSpoint of attendance that
has ever been held here.
CENTERYILLE FOR FEE.
The Appanoose county bar has given
Judge T. NJ. Fee its unqualified en-
ldorsement and VIII do all in Its power
to secure his nomination for supreme
judge of Iowa. "A meeting of the bar
association was held at Nermilion &
Valentines office Saturday evening,
with c. w. Nermilion as chairman,
when a committee consisting of j. G..
Mabry, H. e. Valentine and l.. c. Me-
cham was appointed TO draft suitable
Resolutions endorsing Judge Fees can
Isdidacy for the supreme bench. and
these resolutions We're unanimously
adopted and signed by the entire mem
bsrship of the bar. This high endorse
Iment. coming from both democrats and
republican who have practiced law
with Mr.. Fee as u lawyer and before
Judge Fee on the bench. speaks high
| ly of him. and is an endorsement which
Will have weight before the republican
state nominating convention. The en-
4 dorsement adopted by the bar and
/ signed blythe members is as follows:
We, the undersigned members of
1 the Appanpose county bar. without re-
1 gard to party, earnestly recommend
and urge the nomination Of Judge T. NJ.
1 Fee. of CenterYille, by the republican
i state convention for the office of SUI
prefne judge. for ne following reasons:
4 First-Judge Fee is In the prime OF
life, vigorous. active and capable Of
4 performing the mogt arducus duties OF
4 this high Office.
4 5econd-Judge Fee has been for six
a years on the district bench OF Iowa in
4 land for the Second Judicial district
land has taken high rank as an able
jurist and as an upright judge.
He is possessed of an intuitively per.
\ ceptive and analytical mind, vel
Il trained in the principles OF law and ia.
nliliar with all the wide range of pre-.
a cedent and practice; he has breadth q
experience in practical life. knowledg 81
OF men and public affairs and all thu
a forceful qualities essential to the dis
charge OF public duty.
Third judge Fee resides near tn,
center, geographically and in point o
population Of the southern part q
Iowa, in a locality which has had n.
representation on the supreme bench.
Fourth-His record as a soldier ant
4 army officer is the equal Of any in all
9tsthat goes to make brave and loya
soldier and citizen.
. Members of the bar signing We're
H. L. Valentine. G. F. Howell, L. c
Mechem. w F. Garrett j. NJ. Wilson
a. j. Baker, j G. Mabry. "A. F. Thomp
son, G. s. Wyckoff, Z. NJ. Probasco
Leon Q. Whitsell. G. II. Porter o. II
Law. j. r. Barley, L. G. Haynes. j
X. Huston. w. H. Saunders, T. NJ
Drake. C. S. Baker. w. G.. Clark, c. w
Yermilion. II. +. Powers, j. w. Hays
T. G. Fee. c. NJ. McFatridge. II. NJ
TAFT. Charles Egin, r. w. Smith.