Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1910-06-22
PROBABLE THAT STATE cONVEH-
TON WILL REFLECT PRESENT
CENTRAL COMMITTEE.
THREAT TO DEFEAT ADLER
GIVEN LITTLE cREDENcE
jackson Committee Violating State
Law in Not Filing Report of Expend-
tures-Aunsary's Official Asrieultur-
list Visiting in lowa-Will Go to
Anes and See State Fair.
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! Special TO TimeS-RepuoIlcaN.
! Des Moines, June 22.-Every member
Of the republican state committee eN-
F.! cept the member from the Fifth will be
g candidate for recollection by the re-
publican state convention Aug. 3. 1t is
probable that the candidates will all be
reelected. The Standpatters who seek
reelection are Cowles, Wright and
! Dewitt The progressives are Franks
! Riniker. Head, Whitney, Adler and
/ Lyon. There viii be no opposition 70
/ any Of them Mr. Haskell of the Fifth
| PROBABLY will not seek Reelection. The
! Eighth is not represented since the
1 death OF M Copeland The claim OF
| The stardpatrers 70 being able TO regain
the control OF the state committee rests
on their expectation that they will be
able 70 defeat Mr. Adler, and this can
only De done. 50 far as the control OF
the Second district is concerned by in
I ducing Scott county 10 go back on
him But Scott county is in full control
Of progressive republicans.
While the law expressly says that the
state committee shall De elected by the
state convention yet two years ago.
under the same law, the precedent was
followed Of the past and the state con-
vention accepted the nominations Of
the district caucuses. The convention
could completely ignore the wishes of
the districts i it 50 desired. but It is
not likely Il will ever be done,
The Jackson committee. handling the
so-called Tacc-republtcan party and
osteasi5ly working alone for the cleo
ton of delegates. made no report 20 the
secretary Of state as required by law
and 1t Is supposed that the intention of
that organization IS 10 remain in open
and fragrant defiance Of ali law. The
committee pretend ed % be engaged in
political work 10 secure election Of
delegates. which under the primary are
officials as much as any others. Since
the election, however. the head OF the
committee has boosted Of the success
OF the committee in having secured the
denomination Of Carroll as governor
and has Indicated thar this was the
real purpose OF the committee But
whichever way the matter IS taken the
committee IS today an Intentional law
breaker and fhe members. i they can
ever be located are anlenable 10 the
penalties oF the law if anybody cares
enough about them 20 make complaint
in court. Il is also known there was
another committee, the personnel o.
which was never revealed. which had a
great deal ID do with the distribution
of funds secured in Chicago and work
ing chiefly 10 affect the railroad com
missionshtp. This one proba bly, could
claim exern pcion as a nonresident
John Safary. the official agriculturist
OF the Hungarian government, resident
Of 4 large town near Budapest, where
he publishes the only agricultural
paper in the Hungarian kingdom. is
spending q few days in Iowa, and ne
has indicated that ne will take great
pleasure in coming 70 the Iowa state
fair in August. Mr.. Salary is making
q study Of agricultural conditions thru
out the United States.
Il shall go 70 your agricultural COL
lege At Ames." he said, "and want
to go out and visit some of your best
farms I want 10 see some of the best
stock farms and dairy farms in Iowa.
and 10 find out all that l can about
farming in what is regarded as one of
the finest farming regions of the
world"
Mr. Salary spent some time with the
writer last summer in making an IN
vestigation Of the new dry farming
movement IN the west There are
large portions Of Hungary where con-
ditions are very similar to those found
on the plains Of the west and already
The teachings of Mr. Campbell, the
father Of dry farming" have been
studied much in Hungary and are be-
ing put TO good use.
An eastern magazine has been en-
gagged in collecting the views of the
people regarding Roosevelt. which is
indirectly that Of finding out what they
think Of Taft, and summarizing several
thousand replies makes the assertion
that "if the national republican con-
vention we're TO meet now, there is
hardly q doubt that Mr.. Roosevelt
would be nominated whether he
wishes to be Or not" Only one letter
is quoted from that came from an
Iowa man That was from Mr.. F. D.
Babcock. Ida Grove. who wrote:
II am more than ever in favor Of
his becoming president again since he
arrived in Rome. The captains Of in
dustrv and miIlionaires all sit up and
take notice when he speaks on any in
dustrial or financial question. He is as
| Independent as George III and as hon
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