Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1901-07-23
CONTENTS GRANDARNY
Veterans Certain to Be Repre-.
sented On the State Re.
publican Ticket.
cummins Likely to Win in Iowa
and Johnson-.The Iowa
Crops.
Librarians School at Iowa City
successful--convicts Bet.
ter With Tobacco.
Special to Times- Republican.


Special to Times Republican,.
Des Moines July 32.-With the ther-
mometer registering 109 above zero on
top Of the postotiice in Des Moines the
people have shown disincination to
Gscusa politics except in the abstract
The demand of newspaper in eastern
Iowa that there shall be soldier on the
ticket has again recalled the fact that
there have been several old soldiers sug-
sested who are not now considered pos
sibilities for places on the ticket. and
yet it is morally certain there Will be an
old soldier on the republican ticket in
Iowa this year The suggestion was
made il connection With the suggestion
of the nane Of Major Mahon. Of ottun-
VA, for pace on the ticket Persons
here who are in a position to know say
that the suses sti0n Of Major Mahon
wne has been many lines auggested for
almpsf every nomination of the party
was 70 afford a substitute for C.o j X
Thompson. Of Rock Rapids Now the
Grand Army nien have the greatest re-
spect and consideration for COL Thonip-
son, who was gallant soldier and ha !,
been honored by the G.. a r. by election
as department. commander, but the plain
truth - that he is no, in physical con
diticn necessary to make vigorous
campaign OF TO preside over the senate
II Is unfortunate that col. Thompson :,
health should nave 50 failed hjn. for
aside from this lls- IS popular ANA would
be an ideal candidate These who ara
iii, friends say quietly that ocl Thom1}-
son makes mistake in going before th.
con- eAtion. So it was mat the name o!
Major Mahon was suggested. but he is
not a candidate. Th- demand .or an old
soldier or the ticket Vas first started as
Ia means Of heading off the cummins,
'n!iss psopie vent out and worked up a
ssheisse te put soialefs on the delegation
II q man was found % favor Goager h
va given tax ABOUT GGlnsef II he
1"s.oi.S''i tissraoel ne vas t2ae aertlot
go tss 's.ss.l' OF IA iif'u oi e.tner conci'
,i''t '7oi, fatitlef vas mentioned i5a'
aiii'st ais. NoS elloose 10 sst INTO thiS
MI, y 49,. tl',Nti We 20 y oh ms c"i
ii',A.9'l' a'se Hs'iS, Vic Is aiso ~ ota
.ss'efi : y esstssS1sa Win the Way ne
This ieavas Earri0tt 40 ha.r "a .ba ,fi
s5lells, d.nard IA sl,,nA ao,,ntf.s ,1;s
hav,n. at, effec. fayarab 1, tfarri5.t-
His soldier r..e.ilfi ia, .nnsr .a,c.li,..st
one ,ha IL Il not .be nan a, H.. ,,a4a.si
/ ing y 'ip''e' lf.F peiisiea. hefiesf,s. inef
ered aaw ihat an old slltlier VIII b.
Ihominaied for railroad commissioned.
Nnwry ari Reswn hoth having good
reaora, g soldiers. There ) SKILL one
other hane for Judge Dewey IS IN Old
side, With q record that will satissy
every friend 81 the old soldiers 1t is
therefore certain that the s!clte, WIZ De
Mel balanoee a. far az havirs uron il
one wnc represents the G,tanG Army
When the reports came YESTERDAY tha,
A. E. Cum,nins had been injured and
had his shoulder d!slocstei the Des
Moines people would not believe ii. be-
cause they had not heard of ii directlS
They argued that II there had been any
thing ,eiiells Mr. cummns would nave
let his partners and his family knew
about il. They argued correctly for Mr.
Cumrnins did not oorsider his injury