Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1901-04-24
ISNBEDLER GOES TO LOS AN
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fBoone Republican,

NIFsl1E.sS.
[Boone Republican,
II. S. kneedler returned yesterday
from a three weeks business trip and
surprised his friends by announcing
that he had determined to locate on the
Pacific coast.
II have selected Los Angeles az the
scene of my future Efforts" said Mr..
kneedler to q Republican reporter.
Yes, notice that some lily advised
papers have been locating me In Dies
Mpines and at other points during my
absence. but this was unwarranted. |
chose Los Angeles after n careful In
spection of fattering openings at other
points on the coast because both Mrs
Kneedler and myclf We're charmed by
Ii when we We're there six years ago,
because / note its vast advance in every
direction since then. and because what
seemed like an exceptional opening pre-
sented itself. i purchased a half inter-
est In the commercial printing house of
r. Blech & CO., one of the oldest estab-
lishments in the city, and believe one
OF the most furnishing. will issue
the Optimist from there
But don't YOU dislike removing from
Iowa?"
Yes" replied MIR. Kneedler. II have
been pretty closely identified with its
newspaper press for twenty years and
almost all my dear friends are in this
state--but then you know We must go
where our destiny seems to lead. And
just now mine seems to lead to Los
Angeles. 1 think 1t not only the most
beautiful city in the country and With
the most salubrious climate, but place
of great future and with splendid com
mereial possibilities 1t has a pppua-
ton now OF 100000. is growing fast and
the cost of living is not unreasonable,
while certainly all the things that con-
tribute to the pleasure and comfort of
living are within reasonable reach OF
those of moderate means. There are all
ready many Iowa people there. ana
when my family is established there
will certainly be home where all our
Boone friends VIII he sure of the SINGER
est kind of a welcome.
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PAYNE DERIVES SATISFACTION
[Nayada Representative
The Marskalltown Times Republican
in It's Issue Of last Saturday contains a
large and interesting compilation II re-
litical situation, and editorial comments
thereon. The work is one of good news
paper enterprise and 10 valuable for
several reasons The work has beer.
done with evident attempt at fairness
by the republican daily paper which by
all odds 10 giving Mr.. Cummins the most
earnest support of any similar paper
in the sttae: ard altho the name OF
correspondendcnce It is ignored in the.
editorial summary. The conclusions.
therefore, relate exclusively to the
present field of candidates and make an
exhibit of Mr.. Cummins strength and
prospect In this field as revealed by in
formation gathered by his undtubted
friends.
In this exhibit II is set forth that
cummins will probably have against
present candidates The Seventh dis
trict. most of the Second, a large part
of the Tenth and divisions of greater or
less Importance in other districts, nota-
bly, the Fourth and Eleventh. On the
other hand 1t is shown that with scat
tering exceptions he is likely to be def
nitely opposed in the First, Fifth, Sixth
and Eighth districts. none of which
nave AZ et55CaNUlOatcS OF tNelr own,
and by divisions of greater or less Inn
portance in all other districts except the
Seventh. II also appears that Harri-
man in the Third. Trewin in the Fourth.
Herriott in the Ninth and Perkins in
the Eleventh stand In the position of
district candidates with their districts
more or less solidly behind them, Harrl-
man and Herriott having their districts
in the best shape. The Times Repub-
.fcan omits to state what would be the
situation II the four districts which 1t
sets down as generally anti-Cummins
hut credits TO no candidate. should ada
their votes TO that of the district which
shall present the best front for Its local
candidate and should be Joined in such
movement by the portions of other dis
trlcts OF similar disposltion: yet II the
preliminary Investigations be correct
this 10 the crucial question in the whole
matter. Boiled down II is question OF
the initial value OF five districts as
against three. one of the three (the
Tenth) having powerful leaders with