Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1909-05-17
GOVERNOR ANNOUNCED AS A
CANDIDATE FOR UNITED
STATES SENATOR.
SAME CROWD AGAIN
AFTER DoLLlvER's SCALP
Carroll Will Enter Campaign With
Strong orsanization-Attorney Gen.
eraI Byers Also Said to Have sena-
torial misunderstanding State
and County Fairs.
Special to Times-Republican.

Special to Ilmes-Republican.
Des Moines, May 17.-Not much sur
prise was manifested over the an
nouncement in the Iowa City Republic
an a few days ago of the prospective
candidacy of Governor Carroll for
very close to the governor and was
one of his staunchest and most eff
fective supporters in the campaign last
year. He also suggested that the gov
ernor's friends enter into compact
with Lieutenant Governor Clarke or
some other progressive, thus gaining
strength. AS the governors campaign
would not come until after the middle
Of his second term, any deal would be
in the nature OF picking a successor af-
ter four years. There is no doubt what
ever that CAROLS friends are looking
forward 10 a campaign for him for the
the United States senate. Those who
would be most ready to take up with
this plan are the same politicians who
sought at the time OF Delivers cleo
ton 10 effect a combine which would
then retire Dolliyer. Governor Carroll
with the prestige OF five times being
elected 10 state office would have no
difficulty in organizing 10 go 10 the
United States senate for he has already
built up a following that in a cam
paign would be able to do much VOL
unteer work.
Attorney General Byers. who is in
Washington to urge the interstate COM
merce commission 10 do justice to trav-
elers who cross the Dubuque bridge. IS
known positively 70 not entertain any
ambitions toward the senate. at least
at this time. and he long ago gave Il
out to his friends that ne has NJ other
desire now than to make creditabe
record al the head Of the legal Depart
-nent Of the state
The publication by the state agri-
cultural board u newspaper devoted
to publicity rot only for the state fair
but for all fairs and for all Iowa is
not new idea with The board or with
those who have had to 90 with fair
matters Such a publication was all
but started Two years ago and only da-
ferred until the time was ripper for the
venture. The selection of the mama
Greater Iowa for such publication is
/ not new. either for Secretary Simpson
and those associated with him have
had this thought foremost a long time
! that the state fair is just one of the
elements entering into the making of a
/ greater Iowa and one of the educational
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