Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1903-05-15
BIG CLASS INITIATED.
More Than 100 Candidates Take Shrin
err Decree at Sioux City.

| Sioux City, May 15.--The second
! largest convlave of the Mystic Shrin-
ers. Za-Ga-Zig Temple of Des Moines
! was held here yesterday. over 100 can
! didates were initlatd. Among the dis
/ tinguished candidates who crossed the
burning sands were Governor A. b
Cummins of Iowa, Congressman Walter
/ I. Smith from the Ninth congressional
\ district, j. u. Sammis Of LIE Mars, coll
/ lector of internal revenue for the
| Northern Iowa district, and many other
notables. Politicians from all over the
state were present. among them being
! Secretary of State w. b. Martin. State
| Treasurer G. S. Gilbertson, w. l.. Ea-
| ton of Usage, speaker of the house;
Congressman Lot Thomas of Storm
Lake, and many others. Senator
! Robert j. Gamble of South Dakota was
also present Governor Van SAINT ot
Minnesota and Senator A. B. Kittredge
of South Dakota, who had planned to
| be present, were unable to come.
A banquet last evening terminated
the pilgrimage.
The following candidates were ini-
tiated into the lodge yesterday.
w. III. Barker, r. A. Burgess, C. A.
Dobell, w. N. Ford, A. l.. Galinsky, w.
S. Gilman, VIM. Gordon, B. H. Graham,
F. w. Green, J. L. Hanchette Oscar j.
Hoberg, Frank I. Houx, j. L. Kennedy.
Jay M. Kilbourne. John Lang, Alvoy
Line, John McHugh, A. e. McManus,
j. NJ Mallory, Henry Metz, George G..
Moore. VIM. B. Palmer, t. c. Prescott.
Moses e. Reed. w. II. Savage. M. B.
Wagstaff, Walter F. Ellis. all of Sioux
City; T. o. Steinbeck, Enk Point; w.
S. Baird, Council Bluffs: Lewis E. Roy
al, Des Moines; r. P. Hunter and b.
Larson, Collender; Ernest K. Maine,
Des Moines; Thomas w. Purcell.
Hampton; John Atroner, Dunlap; c..
A. Wolee. Nelson; ]. ]. Hoherington,
Greenfield; III. B. Olefree, Newton: G..
w. Preston, Audubon; E. c. Bole, Har-
Ian: d. II. DeFord, Mapleton; NJ. w.
White, Sioux City; D. r. Bennett and
G. e. Wells, of .Chatsworth; f. l..
Johnson, Odebolt: Herman KleebIatt,
Sioux City; Arthur w. Hubbard, Hol-
stein; c. p. Gilbourne, Sioux City: G..
L. Handestoeg, Orange City: c. M.
Dickson. Sioux City; +. w. Lewis. Le-
Mars; c. l.. Wilson. Sioux City; David
Anderson Sioux City: w. E. Mute,
Sioux City; A. H. Elder, Sioux City;
A. r, Molyneux, Cherokee: r. NJ. Mall
page, Eagle Grove: w. f. Johnson,
Manson: Hugh Chambers, Lake View;
Albert D. Annis, George H. Carter,
Howard j. Edwards and Robert c.
,Peregoy, Council Bluffs: Pete j. Kiln
ker and Chas. L. voss, Denison; James
M. Miller, Des Moines; VIM. McAuliff,
Ireton: ]. c. Cottrell J. a. ingalls, and
Rudolph Payne, Kinsley: L. G.
College, J. A. Evans and D. p. Moore,
LIE Mars; E. l.. Grove and Charles /.
Whiting, Mapleton; o. c. White,
Cherokee; j. r. Carter, Sioux City: II.
L. Harvey, Logan; j. G. Hise. lie Mars;
f. G. billy. Sioux City: A. c. Merritt,
G. A. Green and G. A. Kennedy, Chero-
kee; A. w. Euger. Storm Lake: M. O.
Miller Storm Lake: G. G. Moorehead,
J. C. Loucks, ]. E. Easton and VIM. r.
DeNries. Ida Grove; VIM. Nj. Springer,
Manson; II. f. Thompson and A. H.
Burson Rock Rapids; E. c.. Van Der
burgh. Kingsley; Lew Edwards, Dun
lap: Orien F. Martin. Ames; John
Wighton, Audubon; Edgar G. Burns,
Hartley; c. S. Gilbertson, Forest City;
C. S. Reinhart, Newton; John A. Glib
son. of Valley Junction: A. B. Cum
minis. Des Moines; Roy w. Becker, Ak
ron: Iver Knudson, Akron; Arthur L.
DEMO, Alta; Thomas Davis, J. b.
Doak VIM. Fl. Doak, D. L. Freeman.
Audubon; Ernest e. Springer, Charterl
Oak