Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1910-06-15
SELECTION A DENIAL OF
CLAIMS SENT TO THE EAST
Cummins Win Deliver Genuine Repub-
iican Speech FREQ From Personalities
or Bitterness-Gromrth of Tubereu-
Iosis Campaign in iowa-Prohhition
Out of State Politics
Special to Ti,nes-Repuolican.


one, II - probable, however, that his
name would not have been consideye 81
but for the somewhat denonsCative
and insts1e0I declarations OF his per
pletely repudisted, ste. The word went
east. where the most was made OF il,
that Iowa had gone Slandpar Tor gov
ernor. that the so-ca3led "TaS--Repub-
lican" campaign committee had sue
ceeded IL its Undertaking OF capturing
the convention 10 be used again 81
Cumrnins ard the fact was concealed.
SO far as possible, that the progressiyes
scored more winnings IN the game than
the reecuonafies- Then there was tall
started of having James Sherman here
to De the great attraction at the con-
vention Around the corners there was
talk OF having someone ike Lacey or
Jackson or Hull put UP SIS representa-
tive OF Iowa repnblicanisua 10 sound
the kepnole- In short there was dis
position in some quarters TO rub II IN
and try to make It out tina, the Iowa
regular republicans had lost out 10 the
Cam on Aldrich reactionary faction
The suggestion of the name of Sen
ator Cunrmins as chairman came
naturally enough. It was at once ac-
cepted by all as the proper thing. The
names OF Judge Proury. Senator Dol
liver, Charles Grilk and others were
considered but il was agreed that no
one could do the honors more fairly
than the junior senator. and thai no
would deliver al address that would
go very far toward stienctrg Ihe carp
ing criticism OF his course as q repub-
1i11- re r-fH- n
Iowa
At the last it was urged by few OF
the cisturbers that because Of Gov
error Carroll TIE chairman should be
standpetter. But in fact with Clarke,
Hayward. Garrett, Cornwall and Cos
son on the state Icket-aN regular re-
puhlicans-and with Carroll still not
acknowledging himself a standpaIer,
the argument did not have any force.
Senator Cur1m!ns Will deliver gen
uine republican speech. discussing IS
sues and not men, presenting the prin-
ciples OF the party fairly and clearly
and outline the arguments on which
the party may go 10 victory in the
state and every district OF the state.
Chairman Flaming OF the republican
committee has been confident ali along
that the convention would be con-
servattve and not fall into the hands
OF the radicals, but abstained from
making any claims until he had beard
from all the counties definitely He
then announced The fact tia. as mat
ters stand now the state convention is
friendly TO the senators and VIII Go
nothing TO hinder them IN their good
work tor the party.
1rl- <a- ~ =
heads Of state Institutions was com
menced today in the rooms of the
state board. These quarterly confer
ences are held n accordance with -he
law and the proceedings are published
IN pamphlet form. Topics OF general in
teresr are presented as well as those
having 10 do with the special prob
lens OF the institutions.
One OF the topics Of special import
ance taken Up today was thai OF how
to get a. the tuberculosis question. Dr..
J. w Kline. OF Fort Dodge, presented
a paper on the subject He has been
Iectur:ng for the state board the past
two years, giving special attention 20
the work am ong doctors, WHILE DR.. A .
Z. kapford has done the work in
more popular way TO arouse the inter
est Of the public. DR.. Kline Is very
strong IN urging county hospitals and
insisting upon local care Of the tuber-
cuiosis problem. He would have the
county hospital and retreat so that The
patients need not go far from home
The state can never care sor all the
patients, or any large number OF them:
50 the next best hing Is TO have hos
pitels scattered about and each one be
a center Of education and example for
a large section.
DR. ". n Voldeng. superintendent
OF the hospital at Cherokee, the newly
elected president OF the Iowa State
Medical Association, IS Of the opinion
that the work already done in arousing
interest in com batting tuberculosis mas
been Of vast benefit, that very many
more are now doing something to pre- I
vent thes pread of tuberculosis than
ever before; in short, that The educa-
ttonal work Is soaking in and doing
good. +
DR.. Charles T. Apologize, OF the
Mount Pleasant hospital, Is of like
mind. Il could not help but notice"
he remarked, the large number OF +
sleeping room windows I saw wide
open this morning very early as 1
started for Des Moines More people
are sleeping with their windows open
out OF doors. They are learning the
wholesome lessons of the educa tional
work being done by the state"
The discussion here today is prelin-4
mary to general plan for work thru
out the state during the summer. Dis
trict conferences Of doctors will be
held to get the doctors more interested
in the work and to aid in the hospital
movement. The state is going on with
very important work
$50
w c. Barber, of the state anti
saloon league, has become convinced
that the next Legislature Will not feel
called upon to put the prohibition
question into state politics by starting
. cons titutional amendment on It's way.
Al fha reports indicate .ha. there ere
not very many Of the legislators who
are pledged to the amendment scheme.
The next step, therefore, is to make
Z start for state constitutional con-
ventfon and thus try to have the whole |
Nm changed. In this the pro- :
people would have the support Il
Of tho women sudfzSists and OF the I
tx r4eoTnera and of several other /
glasses OF persons who imagine that +