Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1911-09-21
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Des Moines. Sept. 31.--Ths psrsoa>l
mel OF the governors party 20 ascose
the president thru lows has bssn coms
pleted. 1t includes besides the sovorS
nor and the treasurer ana auditor q
state. Messrs. Kennedy. Pickett. Tows
ner. Green. Prouty. ana Ksnyen. d the
Iowa delegation, ana M- 8enator Late
Young. The others OF the party on tho
car are the members or the Goveruors4
military staff. Two local neWspapoe
men have been invited to accouSpanx
the train. s
The responses 70 the invitatioa of
the Greater Dies Moines committees "a
have breakfast with Prssjdsnt TAFT &C
the Grant Club whom he reaches D.
Moines are said 70 be coming In fAst
Only 1874 persons werc invited. The
Des Mo.nes politicians arc grateful that
II Ii to cost them only - . head
whereas At Ottumwa the favored one
will have TO put up 40 . head Ton
dinner with the president.
Senator Cumnins has declined IN ms
vitation to 60 TO Waterloo and partis
cipate in dinner 70 the president giyenS
by Congressman Pickett the .evenjne
before he comes here. NJ
This weeks issue OF the lows
Homestead u devoted to liScu1aion
OF the issue Of sRoosevsit ". TA1t. m
which the Homestead shows that .-TafS
and the man who made hiAn presidents
have not only como to the parting Of
so far that . wide and deep cha1nA
yawns between them. . chasm whicl1
can not .be spared" Il = declared
that TAI
"Ex- President Roosevelt has Aaken
up the gage OF battle and thu contest
is on In full force. The future will
bring developments even greater than
the past for the people Ouse Ut II
Judgment upon those who have been
placed in power, and the people Of t0sg
day Judge on facts rather than fAcs
tionaiism. on principle rather than
partisanship ana on msAsasss rathes
than men,"
Frank NovAk, the former convict -
Fort Madison. Ions time PHOTOGRAPHERS
at the state prison. has bean spsadiHe
some time In Dss AoinaA Ho = ssup>
plying much Of the infofnaA4lon ~ r.
gard 20 conditions ct the pslaeA Tar tho
Investigating committee anA % taking
a very active interest In the whole ms
auiry. lie - residing q Fort Madison
at present and may Teaaaln tAero ANN
10 In busineR
Governor waEzsn oasee yeetsrda4
appeared before the soa1o GDAcutiv4
council and secured authority 20 havoi
the newly organised 0Arst 1aAl0 COM
HaNh
real estate which tho company II -
acquire. Tho company waa formed t.
dispose OF eighty acres OF valuable land
In Boone belonging to the s0srst esA
tate. in which the ex-governor has =
one eighth interest.
Attorney General Cosson - OF the
opinion that It II quite Significant thas
the express companies have offered to
the Minnesota railroad and warehousS
commission to reduce their state anS
interstate rates 20 per cent and avoid
further controversy. He has sent for
further information regarding the off
fer. In the Iowa cases the expreas COM
panies claimed that they arc Iosina
money here and a per cent reduction
would be ruinous. and they alse
claimed that II was shown they were
losing money in Minnesota perharH
ever more than In Iowa But II they
voluntarily propose to reduce thciA
rates 20 per cent in Minnesota II Il Eo~
INK TO be difficult for them to maintain
that per cent reduction In Lowe
Will be ruinous.
Ben saiinser has Just returned IL
the state from Colorado where no spena
all summer for tho benefit Of his hselths
which Is not good. He says he - . TAR
man but doesn't intend to work very
hard at It for the present.