Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1904-10-06
TWO MORE Days
N WHICH |O FILE
Several Cases of Negligence of
Campaign Committees Have
Been Reported
HUBBARD PAPERS NEGLECTED
Republican Nominations For State
Officers, Electoral Ticket, and all
Members of Congress Except In
Eleventh District, Have Been Filed
Anamost Prison School Reopened.
Special to Times Republican.

| Special to Times RepuOllcein'
Des Moines, Oct. 5. - Campaign
committees have only two days more
q, which to nerfect their filings before
the state election board and 10 gel III
| line for the election in November. l ne
election comes this year on November
! S. the last day possible under .he iu'e'
and filings must be made thirty Gays
nreyious to the election. rms wouiu
close the filings Saturday night. II
i is certain none will be received ia'er'
| Committees not having as yet niea .ne
nomination papers of the Candidates
~, that time will find themselves short
=, election. Thus far there nave
4 neen several cases of negligence.
The republicans have filed the nom
! nations for state officers ana eiectora'
/ ticket and for all the members OF con-
/ ,.ass cave in the Eleventh district
4 lust why the papers for Senator Huo-
4 nard have been neglected has not Dee"
4 discovered here. The republicans
/ have also filed for the candldate ior
,,a,,her of the house in Wapello coun-
| ty and for the judge in the Ihiru us
/ trict.
/ The bar nominee for judge IN the
Seventh district has been only report
cd and his name is on the nsts. ae
/ will have no opposition.
/ The democrats have filed all thelr
ma ners on state and electoriai ticRes,
/ bnf are still shy on nominations Tor
congress in the Seventh, and Third dls-
4 tricts. .ss+s
1 The socialists have placed on the
4 baI,ots by petition a full state and eiec-
\ toral ticket and candidates Tor CON
eress in all but three districts Their
nominees for congress reported ares
First district, c. II. Schlck. Burning
ton: Second, Carl Rieck. Lyons; Ihlro'
I Il. D. Hammond, Waterloo; Fourth, r.
e. Macha, Buelah: Sixth. Perry Engie'
Newton; Ninth, ]. O. McFlroy, Bee
beetown; Tenth. Stanley Brown, Be
lott.
| The populist state ticket has been
II filed and the electoral ticket but no
candidates for congress have been
named by them.
The prohibitionists have turned over
4 their state ticket to the secretary OF
state. with the electoral ticket, ana
some of their candidates for congress,
but no nominations have been report
cd IN the Third, Eighth, Tenth and
Eleventh districts.
4 It is a matter of congratulations that
/ there are to be no contests Of any kind
before the state election board and
that all the nominations have been
! made this year without any conven-
! tion row like the two OF last year.
Logic and rhetoric are being studied
by the students in the prison school at
/ Anamosa Chaplain Pickworth re-
ports that there are several books in
the prison library on these subjects,
and whereas in former years they
have grown dusty on the shelves they
are now in daily use by the students
in the school, largely as the result of
teaching in the school some subjects
akin to these. The school opened a
gain the first of last month after a
summer vacation, the first in five
years or since the school was start
ed. Vacation time was much appre-
ciated tho the students didn't go vis-
iting or to the st. Louis exposition.
There are 103 men and IA women en-
rolled in the prison school. Attend
ance is made compulsory on those who
| are deficient in education and others
may attend. The teachers, aside from
! Mrs. Russell, who is employed are L.
r. Van Tassel E. Salyards, and ]. w.
Hoot, all long termers.
1 The butter which will go to the
ST. Louis exposition to represent Iowa
in the last of the series of contests is
now being collected from Iowa cream
cries and it will be shipped the latter
part of the week Great care will be
taken that the butter will reach st.
Louis on time, as there is sharp riv-
airy between Iowa and Minnesota ana
each one is watching to trip the other.
There has been quite quarrel on,
/; also. over the time of arrival of butter.
At the first contest, the Minnesota but
ter arrived several days late and the
Iowa people kicked. At the last scor-
! ing, where Iowa won, the Minnesota
people claimed the Iowa butter was re-
\ ttINeu 100 ldtt. II was ohAPPSSt it1
abundant time all right. The October
scoring will be the last. Many of the
| Iowa creamerymen are confident OF
winning. but not all. The butter sent
| this time will go to the national cream :
/ cry butter makers association and VIII
be sold and the prizes distributed, will
be very valuable. This will call out
a good many exhibits which are not up
to standard and the fear is that the ay-
erage Will fail down.
Local officials of the Iowa National
Guard scout the idea that there is GO
! ing to be any great demand for Amer
lean army officers in China. Some
months ago one General English, Of
Tankton. s D., made an effe=. to IN
tterest offici,.ls of the lows guard In OF