Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1906-03-23

y cure his fenOnllnatloH.
4 Packard's Reciprocity Resolution.
| Governor Pacllard's reciprocity res
| olution, which the convention adopted
| without a single dissenting vote. was
| as follows:
| I'VE believe that the failure of the
| u. S. senate to concur In the reciprocal
trade treaties contemplated in provis-
Ions of Section Of the Dingley act.
and negotiated by President Mckin-
LEY, has antagonized foreign nations
upon whom we depend for "A market
for our surplus farm products.
! BE It. therefore. resolved, that 1t Is
! the sense Of this convention that the
schedules of the present Dingley law
afford abundant opportunity for recip-
irocal trade concessions and that our
| congress ought to authorize the presi-
dent to negotiate trade arrangements
within certain provisions of Section 4
of the present Dngley law without the
/ further consent of either branch OF con-
gress.
And be 1t further resolved, that
| Marshall county's delegation to the
congressional convention respectfully
present these resolutions for the con-
sideration Of the district convention
Redistrictins Committee Report
The redistricting committee reported
the following apportionment of the
delegation: Bangor and Liscomb. Il;
LeGrand. 1 and 2. L; Linn. ! and 2. q;
Eden and Logan No. 2, l; Greencastle
| / and 2. L; Marietta and Iowa. Il:
Washington, and Minerva, L: Jefferson
and Logan Nc. 1. l. Taylor, Timber
Greek and Jefferson No. 2, l: Marion
and Vienna, /; Liberty and State Cen
ter Q: First and Fifth wards. Mar
shalltown, q: Second ward. 2; Third
ward. 9; Fourth ward !: total or
twenty delegates. with one delegate
at-large. Marshall county makes a
pain of Ave in the delegation OF two
years ago.
State Convention Delegates.
! The delegates to the state conven-
| ton, together with the alternates' as
elected, are as follows:
Bangor -Liscomb-Elias Bueghiy; al
! ternate, Levi Green.
LeGrand and 2-John Davldson:
alternate, A. D. Summers.
| Linn 1 and 2-Fhomas Mayer J. J.
smith: alternates. Charles Evarts, n.
P. Sparks. :,
| Eden-Logan - r. u. Surtrlsn.'
ternate, H. A. Pothast.
Greencastle and I'D. A. Ilsoaie'
4 alternate. o. j. Olson,
Marietta Iowa.. H. Augustine; al
/ ternate, ]. B. Rolston.
! J washington M Minerva - u. w. bucNl 's'.l
| alternate, J. C. Koor,tz.
jefferson and Logan Nos. 1-W. ..
| Mason: alternate, l.. r. Maytag.
Taylor Timber Creek JEFFERSON NO Q
r u robinson; alternate, u. b. Hay-
| mond.
Marion-yienna = T. P. Low; alter
| nate, b. J. Nichol.
I.rhertv-state Center-B. c. White
hill 7. s. Hixson; alternates, A. =.
woolston. H. w. Harlan.
FIRST and Fifth wards-O. L. lngle-
due. r. G. Pierce; alternates, A. NO
yotny, Robert Buchwald.
second ward-George A. Turner,
Jud Morrissey; alternates, "A. i.
Birchard. G. A. G. Ogier.
THIRD ward-George Trautmann, =.
G. Caswell: alternates, II. 9. Louns-
| berry. G. r. Haas.
Fourth ward-C. H. e. Boardman;
alternate, r. j. Fletcher.
Congressional Delegates.
The delegation and alternates to the
congressional convention are as fol-
lows:
Ranror-Liscomb- G. Bauman;
alternate, E. N. Williams.
LeGrand l and 2-E. L. Condon; al
ternate, P. NJ. Stewart.
linn i and &C. III. Brock, George
r 4 Walker; alternates, 8. 0. Lamp
man. N. w. Wilson.
E5an-I,oean-R. N Warden; alter
nate, Ollie Luttekin.
creencastle / and &C. r. Gaunt;
alternate. w. H. Beale.
Mar;etta -IowaLJohn Johnson; alter
nate. w. w. Hixson.
Washington -Minerva-W. A. Pol-
,oc,x. alternate, w. ]. Clemons.
Jefferson and Logan, Nos. ii. T.
Mopronm. alternate Walter Canaday.
Tavlor. Timber. Creek, Jefferson NO.
q willim; alternate, A. L. Cot
ton. ,.o
vienna. B. classen; aiter-
nate. Mark Bovee.
Iiberty-state Center-Joseph zWll-
ling. M. c. Howard alternates. ). l..
MeMahon, F. K. Middleton.
First and Fifth Wards-E. i. AUS
tin. d. F. Arnold; alternates, Charles
Millhiser, Fritz Dieterich.
Second ward-W. M. Clark, Q. d.
Hull. alternates, E. B. Emes, F. y.
Meeker.
Third ward-M. G. McBroom, F. w.
Iseman: alternates, j. G. Johnston, j.
A. Nord.
Fourth ward-N. S. Ketchum; alter
nate, ]. S. Millard.
The Delegates -at-Large.
The delegates es-at-larse to both the
state and congressional conventions.
were chosen in closing. Governor
Packard and NJ. e. Andrews were
nominated as delegates-at-largef for the
state convention, and lMr. Packard won
by a precinct vote, n to 40. His Sc
lection was made unanimous. Mr.. An
drews was unanimously chosen alter
nate.
For the congressional delegation
County Chairman Smith was named
bv acclamation. c. H. Van Law was
chosen alternate, also by acclamation.
STANDARD OIL LAUNCH LOOTED.