Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1909-08-11
REPORT HAS 1T THAT GOVERNOR
WILL TRY FOR kENDALL's
SEAT IN SIXTH.
PART OF FIXED PROGRAM
TO FINALLY SUCCEED DoLLlvER
Clint L. Price to Be Democratic Nom
inee for Congressman Against Hull
Heavy Machinery Will Not BE Ex-
hibited at State Fair This Year
$4,000 Per Day for New Automobiles
Special to Times-Republican.

Special to Times Republican.
Des Moines, Aug. IA rumor that
seems to he pretty we'll attached to one
who ought to know but whose name
it would not do to disclose at this time
is to the effect that Governor B. F.
Carroll will not ask for a second term
in the governors chair, but that he
will run for the republican nomination
for congress in the Sixth congressional
district against Ex-Speaker Nate Ken
dali, who is the congressman there at
this time. Kendall retrieved the district
from the democrats after Lacey had
lost it.
1t is further reported as a part of
part of the governor is taken with the
fact in mind that the term of Senaor
Jonathan P. Dolliver expires March 4,
1918. If elected congressman from the
Sixth Mr.. CAROLS term as congress-
man would expire at the same time
and with a record made in the audi
tors office, term in the governors
office and one term in congress he and
his friends feel that he would be in
good position to run for senator.
Hon. CliDt L. Price, ex-representa-
tive from Warren county is slated to
be the democratic candidate for con-
gress in the Seventh district. and he
and his friends believe with the d.
vided condition in the republican ranks
there win be a chance for him to win.
There is also talk of Hon. Jerry Sui
Ivan, who was one time the party
nominee for governor but it is known
that Mr.. Sullivan does not want the
nomination and there seems little like
lihood but that Price will get the pri-
mary vote if he asks for it which it is
said he will.
1t is claimed that Council Bluffs
doctor is slated for the democratic po-
sition on the state board of parole to
take the place made vacant by the
death Of DR.. Emmert.
There remain but sixteen days till
the opening of the state fair and in
that time there will have to be sew
| eral barns erected. Last year the en-
tries were so numerous that the di-
rectors had one complete brick barn
erected In just sixteen days. 1t was felt
| that it was more economical than to
spend money erecting temporary barns
to be torn down later.
This year not one barn but several
will have 20 be erected, because the
entries are so numerous. The two brick
and steel horse barns on the grounds
at this time were so erected that a roof
could be put between them and the
ends bricked up, making one additional
barn at small cost and this will be done
This will not be sufficient, however, for
all purposes and still another complete
barn will bave to be erected for the
horses. Also there will have to be some
barns erected for the cattle.
To get contractors willing to do work
on such short notice is somewhat diff
ficult especially when there are severa
of the barns to be erected.
Threshing machinery will not be
seen at the state fair this year, for the
first time. Every year regularly the
threshing machinery people have mad5
solemn pledges not to exhibit at the
state fair. AS regularly every year
some one of the concerns at the
eleventh hour has broken the pledge
and then all We're forced to make ex-
hibitions at all the state fairs. Thi:
year however, the agreement has stuck
and there will be no exhibits from the
heavy machinery people at any of the
state fairs.
The machinery people claim that the
expenses to get the heavy machinery
shipped about are too heavy and thai
the wear and tear in wrenching the
machinery is too great and Injuries it
Those concerns that manufacture othel
lines of implements as well will show
those other lines of implements bu
separators and engines will not be o,
the ground.
The management of the Iowa fair !.
not particularly disappointed. The en-
gines and machinery make a lot o
noise that is bothersome and take al
enormous amount of ground space
there is none too much space as 1t Il
and all Is needed and all will be use,
LA1S year by the eXHlDlLS Oh lue OtuS
lines of implements.
An average of forty automobiles /:
day are being registered at the offic
of Secretary of State Hayward. TIL
average value is $4,000 a machine
which means that Iowa people are in
vesting $4,000 day in automobiles
Yesterday forty-four machines wer
registered. The high water mark Wa
. some days ago when sixty-six wer
registered.