Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1909-08-10
oRouTH IN IOWA FAILS TO AZ.
Feet CROP OF AsPlRANrs
FOR SCHOOL JOB.
LIST MAY BE INCREASED
TO A DOZEN OR MORE
Dr. E. A. Bennett, Upper Iowa univ.r-
s'ty Man, Enters Race and viii
Prove Strong Factor = No Bras.
Bands to Meet Congressman Hui, on
His Arrival at Home-state Fair
Program.
Special to Times-Repub1ican.

special to Times Republican.
Les MONIES, Aug. 1O.-Two new can,
oiua'es for state superintendent q
po0'ic instruction We're discovered to.
0e's ana the list seems not to be ended
even with them. The two new MAJ
are: ~" 'nei
Dr. A. E. Bennett, of Upper Iowa
University.
A L. Heminger county superin+en5.
ent Van Buren, county
ne candidacy of DR.. Bennett ;s
4iAelS to create something of a. stir ~,
educational circles. He is an aa,,a
note and now occupies the chair Of
Toucaflon at Upper Iowa 1TnivarS;...
re was at one time connected 1,ith
e nc state university of New Naxico ..
StlNer City and later with the Kansas
safe Normal at Fort Scott H. =.
- Understood that Senator Adams. ~
ase..e county, who was himself s,,r-
seSs'ea as a possible candidate aar1ie.
~ Nne year, is strongly urging Dr
bennett TO enter the race.
". Bennett is a college man and al
ucalor entirely. He has never occ,,,,ie1,z
any position outside of the colleges a.
= .onsioerea Very strong and a hla
man by all who know of him Nv hi,
"ofA. FOR time he was acting nresi-
"eht OF Upper Iowa University
A. l.. Heminger, of Van Rnra, 49,
- - IN ehe race as a candidate az
eOtulhs 10 the information that rea cbad
s..ts Si1E. de is county superintendent
- 'aae county, has taught often a,
couh.E institutes over the state and 10
"iae!E known and is considered a
s'Iolls candidate for the position
p TO date the avowed candidaras 70,
the position are: 1oi
2ersity. "a ohi-
A. L. Heminger Van Buren,.
Adam Pickett. erosion.
u. E. Brainard, Harrison county
A. M. Deyoe, Mitchell county
E. ]. Hook. Winneshiek county
+ 2. Lark. Monona county
I. H. Stone, Sidney.
Prospective and possible oa,aiao
re: s''s9'''e candidates
j. G, Bennett, deputy state snnar;,
endent i'ei IN
Q. ]. McManus. Council Bluffs ,
age. III
Mr.. Heminger. who is one of the new !
zen IN the Held as a candidate is r
au uate Oh the state university and v
'so 81 uf'e State university law school. a
Congressman Johp A. T. Hull, rep Il
ehlihs Inc seventh Iowa district is q
Spected to reach Des Moines, which s
e cans MS home. tonight. So far as I
as been heard there viii be no brass
ands at the depot 10 meet him. There /
as oeen no citizens committee sitting I
p nights making elaborate prepara- S
ons for his home coming. No one I
as prepared any speech of welcome 10 r
oliver to him. ,
Barring any other extra sessions
nat might have been held this will be s
ne seventeenth time that Congress
IAN HUH has returned from session c
congress and it is not remembered G
hat there has ever been a time when !
ne people got out to welcome him in
ny such manner as they last night {
Cummins, their first United /
tates senator.
The feeling as to Hull is not exact (
represented by the size Of the vel 5
ONES extended to him. He has some i
riends and many believe that he will J
g reelected 10 congress for another f
srnl. There are many others who be-
eve he will not be candidate. But J
ne great bulk take stofcal view of it 7
nd seem to be Indifferent. t
The welcome to Cuulnins was not I
ntirely because it was the first time r
les Moines has had a United States a
anator. 1t was more because in his
rsr term he represented what the c
reat bulk Of the people want and be-
eve in tariff revision and because in
is work he showed himself so able !
lat he brought honor and credit to the r
istrict and TO the entire state. h
State Auditor Bleakly believes that r
will not be necessary to have any S
mango in the municipal accounts law
make the department broader and of C
lore service to the state and it is not I
Unlikely that he will enlarge on the
latter before the department starts in e
another investigation. It has been v
rgued by some since the department
as created that it ought to do mora
ian merely check over the books Of The
ties and see that all money is ac- j
,unted for and none spent Illegally. 1t
as been argued by members of the S
gisiature that the department to be
real service ought to go into the de- t
ills of paving and see whether the J
eeple are getting the worth of their F
oney in paving and other public i'm t.
'ovements. Comparisons could easily s
, made between the different cities ii
the state and cities Of other states Ii
ascertain whether all Iowa cities are a
citing things as good and cheap as a.
sewhere. 81
Senator Bleakly believes that much 7
this could be brought out in the re- o
'rts which the cities are required to tt
AXE annually to the department Of
unicipal accounts. The cities must
port anything that is asked of them
: the department. They could thus be P
CURED to give in detail the kinds and
st Of public improvements that are
ade. This could be supplemepted nv irlt