Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1904-10-11
Fairbanks TOUR
ACROSS IOWA
Vice Presidential Candidates
Train Making Progress
Stops at shaws Home
'aAcqoNALGsM AT DEs MONIES
State Committee Changed the Even.
IND Meeting From Des Moines to
MarshaItown Because DID NOT
Want cummins to Preside-Judses
Were Partiai-Waterloo's Big
Meeting Today.

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Missouri from Omaha early this morn
ing Senator Fairbanks made MS iirst
sneach in the Iowa campaign at Coun-
ell Bluffs. Before he had taken ofeaA-
fast he was met at the station py
,.rye n,,nber of citizens. Gov. Cum
,,,inos nresided over the meeting ana
presented Fairbanks assuring hlll lAa'
IN doing so Iowa could give him a
larger, nroportion Of their votes than
anv other state in the union. Inc seh-
. tor was received with loud cheers. III
,;s sneech Fairbanks urged a contlnu-
ID adherence to republican principles.
1--WE are for the republican party De.
cause the republican party Is Tor US.
no said. He continued by saying that
more labor is employed tooay tnal
aver before and argued that II ehis
condition was to be continued Ine
publican party must be Kept IN powei'
4e also referred to diplomatic acnleVe-
ments. the present administrator
"our diplomacy" he said. lis success
FIJI because it is founded on the prln-
cinle of eternal righteousness. After
concluding the speech Fairbanks sIooh
hands with the people.
congressman Smith also made
brief speech, saying of Fairbanks tnat
4 ;s more important than ever that
this candidate for the vice president
should be a man Of presidential size
and nredictine ultimate elevation
of the senator -ussthe presidency.
In a few remarks Gov. Cummins
said he had been campaigning IN the
state for sixty days ana expressed the
opinion that not only would all repuD-
licans, but many democrats would vote
for Roosevelt and Fairbanks.
The greatest rallies of today will be
at Waterloo and Marshalltown, Water
loo in the forenoon and Marshalltown
in the evening.
Among the Iowans with Senator
Fairbanks are Governor Cummins,
Julian Richards, Walter /. Smith, Lafe
Young. John Briar, l.. ]. McNelley and
Chairman Spence.
At Waterloo, Senator Allison, ex-
Speaker Henderson, Governor Cum
minis, Judge Smith and others will par
ticipate.
According to the change in the plans
Senator Fairbanks will be in Des
Moines early Wednesday morning in
stead of Tuesday evening. In conse-
quence of the change, local leaders say
it will be practically impossible to Sc
cure a crowd for him.
Tuesdays Schedule.
Arrive Council Bluffs, 1850 a. m, leave
$3.50 a. M; arrive Logan, 9:1O a. M,
leave 9:2O a. M; arrive Dunlap, 9:45
a. M, leave 9:55 a. M; arrive Denison
1918 a. M, leave 1888 a. m.; arrive
Rockwell City, 11:47 a. M, leave 11:57
a. M; arrive Fort Dodge, 1888 p. M,
leave 1888 p. M; arrive Webster City
1928 p. m., leave 1888 p. M; arrive
Iowa Falls, 1922 p. M, leave 1882 p.
m.; arrive Waterloo $3.50 p. M, leave
4:20 D. m.
Wednesdays Shedule.
Arrive Des Moines 1870 a. M, leave
$3.50 a. M; arrive Colfax, 900 a. m.;
leave 9:1& a. M; arrive Newton 1926
a. m, leave 1886 a. M; arrive Kellogg
$3.50 a. M, leave 10 a. M; arrive Grim
nell 1910 a. m, leave 10:30 a. M;
arrive Brooklyn 1850 a. m. leave IL: OF
a. M; arrive Maregno, 11:3 "a a. M,
leave 1906 p. M; arrive Iowa City
12:45 p. m., leave 1:35 p. M; arrive
West Liberty, 1:55 p. M. leave 2:1o D.
M; arrive Durant 2:37 p. M, leave
Q: so p. M; arrive Davenport, 3:15 p. m,
leave 1920 p. m.s arrive Rock Island,
ILL.,, 3:35 p. M, leave 4:30 p. M; arrive
Iowa, :45 p. m.