Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1910-11-01
INTEREST N SPOTS
PECULIAR POLITICAL CONDl.
TlONS IN IOWA BOTHER
PARTY MANAGERS.
REPUBLICAN WORKERS FIND
SITUATION is IMPROVING
Big Districts Of the North Section All
Rieht-Towne- Will Win in Eighth
and Smith in Ninth Roosevet's
Speech Certain TO Awaken Interest Of
Voters.
ial - T;,,as-Renuhlican
Voters,

Special 20 Times Republican.
Des Moines. Nov 1.-The political
nlanipulators report the most peculiar
conditions prevailing OUT IN the state
this year in regard to meetings. In
some places j. 5 apparently impossible
70 hold any kind OF political NEE
ing, and II one is arranged there Will
be only mere handful OF listeners.
while elsewhere there is keen interest
and q good turnout. This IS true Of
both parties There are places in the
state where the local workers pin their
faith 20 q gum shoe" campaign and
positively do not want anything 10 stir
up the voters. But good speakers. on
both sides have laIterly had very good
meetings.
Attorney General H ". Byers went
OF. % the Ninth district today to
speak al kimbal.,on and elsewhere in
the interest o. the whole ticket and
/ for Judge Smith He has been in the
+. gh-h district helping Towner. The
situation in the Eighth : good ne
said much better Than has been re-
ported N the papers For one thing
| ind that the assault upon our tenn
! perarce legislation IS having the ei-
tect o. solidifyirg the republican vote
for the whole ticket. I am satisfied
! nat the situation thruout the state is
very good and IS becoming better very
| rapidly"
B. w Garrett vas Up IN the Tenth
! district and spoke twice in Greene
county The republicans in the Tenth
district are all cigh-. said Mr.. Car
Ia 3
/ been -e.ling about trouble for us up in
/ HE north part % the state : sheer
nonsense The republicans are alert
J and are going 70 roll up big vote, and
I very little scratching will be done"
! Cor gresham Frank P. Woods Went
/ % C'armo.,- from here by invitation 70
! v:s:c Governor Larrabee who is very
much Interested in the success Of the
! forward movement. III. Woods Is con-
daeEt that ttl= republicans are Tar
| ynore loyal 10 their party mar mas
been represented and that il the re-
mainder OF tie state VIII do as we'll
as is done in the Dig districts Of the
north where the heavy republican vote
is always cas-. there will be no re-
grets.
The local republicans figure it out
tia. The brief speech which Will be de-
! l:ye-ed by Col. Theodore Roosevelt in
Dss Moines. on tia same platform with
/ the leading republicans Of the state.
/ viii do good al over rAe state for
/ everywhere there is the greatest con-
! tiGence in the judgment sud PATRIOTISM
I o. the g~ea- ex- president HIS speech
here will be the direct result OF an
earnest personal invitation EXTENDED 20
him ~ Senator Cunlnl:!s when ne net
/ him in New York some tine ago. ara
/ Roosevelt Indicated hat nothing would
give him more pleasure than 10 talk
direct 10 Iowa people
Z The outlook j Cor busy winter for
the state board 81 health and me .oca.
/ board. The cholera alarm j. the !e'est
Disturbing factor The infant.le paralT-
.js has nor asa,ed and the typhoid
+ sever is coming OF. Now Is me fear Of
; Asia-ic cholera. There is FAR more
( danger o: an outbreak - this a. some
/ FAR inland place than ever before. since
! the movement % migrants direct 20
final destination $ n ore rapid 10"
! than formerly. Tn immigration nu-
/ reau IS promptly forwardiag record
/ q every in II grant from Italy or Rus
sta 70 he state board ard these go %
the local boards al the destination
Z nus me itcp-c !" III - "a "a 81 -
trouble.
II seems that nearly al these Italian
( Immigrants coming TO Iowa go 70 the
mining camps said Secretary sum
81 From what investigation y. have
made We fear thar these mining camps
tayA not the 5c=t sanitary conditions.
ans Il an outbreak should occur =
would De hard 70 check. We are not
+ only notifying the local health author
ties but the nine owners and others
I Iowa oeo9.e are berg imposed upon
I by the iobbers Of so-cal!ed linseed oil.
( The inspec tors Of the sta-e pare to2d
and dairy department have found az
ieas- forty samples OF linseed oil in the
state the past few weeks where he
proportion of petroleum is very iarge
II seems % be the pan for certa!n
dealers % mix UP a little linseed oil
with a large amount of crude oil and
some stuff which they say is dryer"
bu, which is not. This concoction is
being put into the hands Of small deal
ers all over the state and Is sold for
lasezd oil. \ great many prosecu-
lions will follow
Because Of the fact that Iowa stands
alone among the states IN the matter oe
work 10 head off the tuberculosis
plague the coming conference Of
/ charities ana co:recsions in Des
Mo!nes the first week Of December will
be of especial interest. A big program
is being arranged Dr. A. E. Kepford,
the state lecturer. attended the Illinois
conference last week. where he was
royalty welcomed because OF the recog-
notion which the workers Of that state
give ~ Iowa in the line Of education