Omaha daily bee., 1911-07-10
Iowa
SENATOR KENYON CAUSES STIR
Declaration Against Reciprocity Bill
Wakes Up Politicians
VIII VOTE WITH DELEGATION
Men WE Haa A.a~us-es that TheT
C~uls DeEsver Hls Vsse -
Any Prorssistoa Are
Chngv1ned.

any great inferesu in personal I,oTlfics.
there b. really CREST ocEl 6uinE IN she
/ political fisld. and IUwa r.oli3cs II getting
into a pretty rnuddl.-
3 The Attitu6e 81 Senator Kerrua in com
/ inE Ont against the Csaa6iRn rectprpcits
bulls and making il Gear ths1 ne VIE
stand with the Iowa delegation and with
the great mass q the Iowa newspapers
in opposition 10 this particular hin has
stirred things ID greatly. That which IL
really significant ana which Is esus-
M more distress among a certain few
who were cuuspirBous fer Kenyon last
winter. is the disclosure q the far that
Il In the osIiberaae fn1ent ~ Senator
Kenyon 70 see 10 IL that n. ant ssns1ur
Cumnins are not 70 be DIVIDED On any
material issue. There vas greet huve
among the enemies Of beth Of them that
they would be divided An6 mus spit Their
forces IN IovR- TINS is nor 20 Re sppar-
entity. and tins IL causing a new alignment
for next pear.
But aside from this 81 vas an opeu Sc
rrsf that some q 1hs self-srpoirted
Epukssmsn fer Senator Kenyon had under
taken 70 deliver his VIEWS On various mat
ters and had representso al WAshfnE7on
and elsewhere that they could % with
kenyun about ss they desired TINS is
nov known - be . myth Whatever may
be thought q KENYON n cunnect1on with
The reciprocity bfn he 3s admired for the
fact that be has shown willingness 70 cut
loose from those who assumed 70 speak
fer hirn Suu mere important rs some q
the papers are saying. is the fact that
he II quite willing 10 recognize the force
% pubic sentiment al home and - hRrksn
10 the VIII Of ms conErtutents
But however al this may Re the an
nouDcenenf u Senator Kenyon that he
Win probably vote against the bin IL n
comes 10 q vote N s1r present form IN
congress. has caused n big stir in Town
polif5cs
ISwn a. for Taft
The announcement Of Senator Ksnron
that be iE personally for 1he rsnurnina1lar
Of President TAFT that be adruires hin ana
believes be has made an exceDsnt presi-
dent caused 10 surprise II has been
known al along that Keuron. who vas
rerT close 70 the ADMINISTRATION. voul6 be
for the reDaminHron Of President Tar
Ana also. VII Senator cumu1sns be eor
Taft unisas something as yet UNFORESEEN
turns Up Leading proEressires III over
the state are and have been all along TOR
Tsft as they we're three yes-x aEo ana
before when they took the lead IN DE-
Gliding that Iowa sh0uld be for Taft With
ont any decision whatever An er-ooeou,
impression was sought 70 be conveyed last
year hy publication Of Eturses 20 the e.
feet that a eight was made against Tar
IN the state bUf q matte o. fact TINT
nght was entirely local and p-ns nor Yus
or against the preEtdsut few Of the
isAdfng newEpapers % the rtate- which
includes sorne CT both factions. hnre. r.
d1ca1ed thai they w1uld prefer NOT 70 nav.
Tan renorli1Rsed but they are much. =,
the minority.
LagDsr Law Applsentfsn.
The state has again ser1Ied down tuso n
condition q Quiet13e o. the Honor cues-
non The matter u renewal uf consent
ps'tirors- which ouznsE every FIRE years.
caused great disturbance. and some Of
fhs new laws have been hard 70 arnsr-
The Dost troublesome q these il ne
Noon Law. which was advocated nn5
pushed through the legislature br sen
Ator Moon Of Ortumw1. WIN laEt rsar
sought the democratic nomination sor
eOrerDor- This undertakes TO limit the
number q sAacons in any CITY 70 enc fur
each leB Inhabitants ana II seams IA
have effecnuAliF Gone 30 despite some e.
aurtA On the paEt Of the hqnor sellers II
have II interpreted otherwise The ZEN
e''al agreement IL thai the liuuur ls-s
ID the state are 1vw more Etrsnreu. th.n
ever before. that they are securing mar.
nearly Trohitdflu1 IN fact than suy law
ever devised for the STATE and that tbev
have guDe about as far a. Il ss possible
10 - IN safety.
weather and rhe Croma
The latter pAr1 Of hast week gave Iowa
some rshef from the extreme dry sno
heated term Of the lnEt six weeks NUT A.
h not yet certain that the weather win
be such As 70 assure good crops. An i'm
I'rOreDent iE made but farmers fear ths.
the customary hot weather q July and
August Is sure 10 undo an the good thaa
has eeen tins far accomplished The pas
lures are virtually cut q nss for this
year and the hay crop il eenerAIly n faaI-
IRE few places IN the state the hsr
has mErured- ne garden crone ana no.
tstces have bse1 mucA injured Frrft N
Htiii IN very good o7ndinnn- The corn win
set through without much injury pF1r1oed
other rains fnno~ ND later IN this month
bun Il cannot DOS veTT wei BE \ lsrre
crop.
Ass~s Are Expsetea.
TIE northern Iowa highway soesahilitv
automobile run. which started trurp
Omaha . week sEO and which COLLECTS m
nuionohdle al each Important town On M
r0ute. VII reach DeE Mudnes Monday from
Fu1f Dodge The r0ute has rzr0ces5sd
fE'om Omaha and Council R8unts 10 Eioux
cry and eastward Al ETdTat Lake - mon-
Hier reoepu1n vas hela IN the intss-4-AN ~
sood rnAaS, rbs primary Ya4Tssxs u rAts
ssetshihty ran
DeH Aoines has teen invited ~ Suip MIA
An 1IIf0lDohlls fruzn hsre baek 70 Nyaaeha.
but a. pet nothing definite has begn dess.
CdEfe1 ~ Iowa
In ne state 81 Iowa AZ ne present time
tbare are but ninetg-rWo cities hBr1uF a
poB11Afton q over 2Bse. and al told there
are bu1 ia cities IN the state
ms Sc shown by statistics gathered by
Frank n AbbOtt head % the rnuuiriral
aooounting department a IL -<Ats aadl-
tors ocf5ce
uDder the Iowa Law a city nuEt lave
&aW po1sulEt1on % mare Once having A.
tanned thiE porulstinn. n does net Soes its
EtAnelnE a. a CITY eren though ne popu-
lAoun should decrease untl n was less
tha1 e0a
During ne lAst year Elaur1, Leon. Bed
furd 1dA GrOEe. stEErl kErenso. what
Cheer, CornlnE and Iols6a. have fallen
below .laW b populA1ian-
Fleaa 61naT - seanAnE.