Twice-a-week plain dealer. (Cresco, Howard County, Iowa) 1895-1913, 1906-06-26

appointed the following named dele
gates as Committee on Resolutions to-
wit:
j D. NJ. Evans, Cresco; G. c. Upton,
Cresco; Ike Steel, Oak Dale; DR..
Lyons, Chester; DR.. Adams, James.
town.
Committee appointed to select dele.
CRATES to the State Convention rem
dered the following report: Dele
gates-C. L. Terry, Cresco; Chas.
Nichols, Cresco; D. N. Evans, Cresco;
Q. V. Summers, Forest City; P. NJ.
Ray, Jamestown; DIR. J. d. Lyons,
! Chester; Fred Salisbury, Cresco; E. E.
Overtield, Elma; Geo. Dell, Howard
Center; B P. Norton, Vernon Springs.
Alternates-W. L. Converse, Crescc;
A. j. Gray, Forest City; w. A. MUIR
ray, Chester; Francis Trunky, Elma;
DR.. Adams, Jamestown; Frank How
lett, Cresco; Henry Spaulding, Elma;
Tom Kakac, Saratoga; Dave Thomas,
Forest City; Geo. Merrill, Saratoga.
Committee appointed to select dele
gates to the Senatorial Convention
selected the following: W. L. Rich
ards, Cresco; Peter Fravel, New
Oregon; Christ Madsen, Chester; e.
R. Thompson, Cresco; A. J. Cray,
Forest City; Ike Steel, Oak Dale;
Geo. Merrill, Saratoga; 81. @. Sails
bury, Vernon Springs; Albert Nichols,
Albion; Joe Williams, Forest City.
Alternates-T. r. Mason, Albion;
B, 81. 'Sanborn, Forest City; NJ. Yer.
berg, Chester; Chris Forthum, Oak
Dale; A. G.. Wells, Jamestown; A. L.
Watson, Saratoga; Will Stone, Howard
Center; I. L. Eaton, Cresco; Tom
Hooper, Paris; T. E. Glass, Cresco.
Motion made and carried that the
reports of the committees appointed
to select delegates and alternates to
the state and senatorial conventions
be approved.
Motion made that the delegates
present at the state convention cast
the full vote of the delegation for A.
b. Cummins for governor.
Motion made to amend above
motion by adding thereto "first last
and all the time," and motlon as
amended carried.
ID. NJ. Evans was placed in nomina-
tion for county chairman and as there
were no further nominations Mr..
Evans was elected by acclamation.
Committee on resolutions made the
following report which was unani.
mously adopted:
Resolved: That we are in hearty
sympathy and accord with the admins
istration OF President Roosevelt and
his frank and fearless atti tude il see
ing that the laws of the United
States are effectuslly and fearlessly
enforced.
We believe that he stands for all
that is highest and best in American
citizenship and for square deal for
every man, We give our unqualified
endorsement and approval to the ad-
ministration of Governor A. B. Cum-
Minis.
We commend his open and fearless
attitude in attempting to secure a
state wide primary election law, the
election OF United States senator's by
direct vote of the people, and his
efforts to curtail and correct corpor.
ate corruption and abuse.
We declare ourselves in favor Of
protective tariff, and an immediate
revision of present tariff schedules bv
the republican party.
Be it further resolved: That our
delegates in the state convention be
and they are hereby instructed to use
all honorable means to secure the
nomination Of Hon. Albert B. Cum
minis for governor, and that our dele
gation to the senatorial convention at
Calmar be, and they are hereby in.
structed to vote for 81. O. Burgess tor
state senator first, last and all the
time, e. "A, Church. Saav.
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