Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1906-03-27
according to John o., Jr.)
New York World.

We're their names put on by petition.
| The Australian law provides that on Y
| the regularly printed ticket delivered
! twelve hours before election day, is the
one that can be used by the voters, so
| if Funk had asked for an injunction,
and Weaver had granted it, no tickets
would have been printed, and therefore
| no election held. However, MAJOR
| Funk did not care to push matters 20
| the extreme, so there will be an cleo
| ton in Iowa Falls. There is the best
of legal opinion to show that the
commonly known citizens caucus, has
no standing before the law, and only
by suffrance of the parties printing the
Australian ballot ticket can get on to
| said ticket, except by petition legally
| framed and carried out. Future citi-
zen's and city caucuses will do we'll 20
remember this point.
| AS intimated in a previous letter,
Iowa Falls will have something to say
about politics in Hardin county this
| fall. Mr. Vigars is a candidate for
and, so his friends think, Mr.. Weldon
q lOl IG-elcCllOll DIS repre-.
| sentative. AS one man said here to-
day, this makes Iowa Falls top heavy.
| Iowa Falls cannot ask for SO many
plums. Some think this number of can
| didates Injuries Mr.. Weldon's chances
| for denomination. Others say when
| Iowa Falls begins to talk trade with
| Ackley, Eldora and Union, he will win
out for Iowa Falls casts large num-
Der of votes, and unless the other
towns combine, an unlikely proceeding,
they will be able to name the candi-
date for the legislature.
| Something that will interest the vot-
ers of Hardin, and Cumrnins men gen
orally is a matter of talk among the
posted few here in Iowa Falls. 1t is
conceded that Hardin County
is overwhelmingly for Cummins.
There is and has been a general dis
position to send to the state convention
solid instructed delegation to the
state convention for Cummins for gov
ernor But here's nice little plan
| that may interfere somewhat. John
| Crockett, a citizen of Hardin county, is
a candidate for clerk of the supreme
court. All Hardin county would ike
to see John "get there But true or
false Mr.. Crockett is reported to be
standpatter. Has perfect right to be.
Now some one, it cannot be traced to
the author of the suggestion. thinks
to advance the chances of Mr.. Crock
EFT he should be allowed to name the
delegates to the state convention, and
some of the Cummins men have walked
up enough, so they can now sit up and
| notice things. No one claims Mr..
| Crockett is a party to this innocent
little scheme, in fact this public an
| nouncement of what his friends intend
to do, will probably be news to him,
but lust the same the Cumlnins men of
| Iowa Falls will see to it that this
harmony" plan does not work this
year.
Through the courtesy of Superin-
| tendent Brown of Eagle Grove. the C.
| & N. w. passenger going north from
Eldora Junction, will be held at the
crossing of the Iowa Central, for the
arrival of the Central train from the
south at 6: 40 D. M, thus enabling pas
sengers for Iowa Falls and Alden to
get home the same evening. Incident
ally the T.-R. will be transferred at