Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1908-05-02
Evidence Now Complete That
There is to Be Complete Line
Up on State Offices
BREAK AWAY FROM ADAMS
Dubuque Mans Management Of Cam
paisn in Interests Of Allison Alone
Source of Dissatisfaction = Press
Bureau Finally Gets Into 40
ton.
Special to Times-Republican.

Special to Times Republican.
Des Moines. May 2.-Disclosures that
there is complete lineup on the state
ticket on the Allison standpat side are
not particularly surprising to the poll
ticians in Des Moines. While it has
been known there has lacked evidence
till the information was disclosed from
the standpat sources that American
Press Association plate is to be sent
out to all the newspapers in the state
that will use it, and that this plate will
be for Allison for senator, Carroll for
governor Murphy for lieutenant-g
ernor, and Bleakley for auditor of state.
The information here is to the effect
that Julian Richards is to prepare this
material, and that it is to be done en-
tirely separate from the Adams man
agement In Dubuque. AS learned here
Adams refused to engage Julian Rich
ards, as he did not wish to have at
tached to his management OF the All-.
son campaign any of the odium that at
;ached to the Perkins campaign when
Richards and Ed Hunter, after work.
ing for Perkins during the republican
campaign worked for the democrats
following that.
But the standpatters generally are
dissatisfied with Adams management
of the campaign. The plate matter
that is sent out from Dubuque to the
newspapers is characterized as mild
stuff that is of no account in getting
votes. For this reason the standpat-
tiers decided that something would
have to be done, and so, paying no at
tention to Adams lin Dubuque, they
have arranged to have Richards get up
some material which will be sent out
to the newspapers Of the state thru
the American Press Association The
other candidates, viz: Carroll, Murphy
and Bleakley, were dissatisfied that
nothing was said for them in the ma
terial sent out by the Allison people in
Dubuque The Allison management
considered that the Allison candidacy
had nothing to do with anybody elses
candidacy, but the other candidates
consider that it is a fight pure and
simple between the standpatters and
the progressives. Hence their move to
get some material out for themselves
The Allison people will have to line up
with them whether Adams wants to
or not.
In this same connection it is inter-
esting to know that o. K. Olson, one
of the janitors at the state house, has
re,t 1o0 Opq yrynin inh a
will use in working in the northern
part of the state among Cummins peo-
pie for Carroll for governor. Mr.. Oh
son, as his name shows, is Swede,
and he will spend his time in the
northern part of the state, where there
are many Swedes, and where almost all
the Swedes are strongly in favor or
Cummins. His efforts will be directed
to persuading these that it is all right
to vote for Carroll for governor on the
plea that Carroll is pretty good sort
of a progressive. Others have sought
to spread the report thruout the north
ern part of the state that if Allison and
Carroll are elected, and there should
occur a vacancy, Carroll would appoint
Cummins senator The Daily Capital
here said recently that Carroll under
no circumstance would appoint Cum
minis and Carroll has never denied the
report.
In the same connection politicians
are discussing the recent speech of
Auditor Carroll at Cambridge, Iowa,
where he discussed the tariff question
and the condition of the state treas
ury. in effect attacking Cummins and
thru his state treasury figures furnish
ing the democrats with the first cam
paign material they have had from
republican source this campaign.
r. J. Meals, secretary of the Bryan
Volunteers of Iowa, will go to OelWe1n
Monday, where he will start in on a
two weeks campaign Of organizing in
the northern part of the state He will
visit Dubuque among other places. He
expects to spend two weeks in north
ern Iowa and at the close Of that time
expects to have the northern part OF
the state thoroughly organized with
BRYAN Volunteer clubs 1t Is proposed
to get the state in good shape by the
time the primaries are held so that
there will be facilities for working up
a big attendance from Iowa to the
Denver convention and following that
convention for working up enthusiasm
for the state ticket at the November
election.
State Superintendent Riggs is look
ing askance at list of simplified
spelling words that have been sent
~, h,, +ba Simnlified Smelling Board.
Tt is the boards second list and Prof.
Riggs is wondering if the board hasn't
been misnamed. Here are some OF the
words and will someone please write in
and tell what the words We're before
they were simplified: "eg. dout. COST
allie. cifer, crum, det, die, lam, siv.
ut seems to me that if there is to be
movement to simplify the spelling,
the first work should be to have one
letter for every sound. an alphabet