Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1911-03-08
Special to mes-Republican.
Des Moines. March s.-Today's joint
ballot resulted a. follows:


There was no switching on tho part
OF tho Legislators in the days ballot.
Young Out Of lt.
Practically all tho political managers
admitted this morning that their cali
culasions nnd promises OF the past few
| days have gone wrong and that there
ia not now any immediate prospect OF
breaking tho senatorial deadlock.
An interesting phrase Of tho situa.
ton is that Senator Young has taken
himself entirely out OF confederation
by speech to his followers last night.
asking them all TO support Decmer.
and all members accept this - .
pledge that Young would support
Deemer In u primary next year. II Ia
learned that tho progressives who are
supporting Deemer have formed for
the first time an organization and plan
to do some team work on tho SENATOR
ship.
1t is now conceded that the Oregon
plan bill can not be disposed OF for
| some time and that viii prevent any
election OF senator this week. Tho
latest plan reported Is ono to trade OF
the state printer and binder and to
give them for votes for tho senator.
cumu,ins at Homo.
Upon his arrival hero last night
Senator Cummins declined to be inter-
viewed on the pending senatorial .dsad-
| lock in which tho Iowa legislatnro TO-
day took its thirty -flfth futile ballot
| Tho closest political asxociates Of
Senator Cummins are now in combfna-
ton with the standpatters In support
OF Judge Deemer for tho Doilivsr va
cancy Whether the alliance between
| |thA~standpatters and Cun1nins' follow
! ers will continue altar tho senator
views the situation HIS representatives
| would not predict.
standpats Stay BY Ossmsr.
Standpat republican supporters OF
Judge Deemer held a conference at the
Chamberlain last night. listened to n
speech in praise OF Judge Deemer by
Senator Young. and then resolved to
work, each rs a committee OF ono. in
the interest OF judge Deemer.
This was the report which was is
| sued by prominent standpat leaders af-
ter the meeting, which lasted until near
the midnight hour.
Senator Stuckslagcr gave out the fol-
lowing copy OF the resolution adopted:
Resolved. That we. the members OF
this conference each constitute our
selves a committee Of one TO work for
the election OF Judge Decmer for Unit
ed States senator: be II further
Resolved. That we adopt as our
slogan: 'Deemer for United States
senator"
II was stated after the meeting that
Senator Young advised this action, and
declared that he would do all In his
power to bring about Judge Deemer's
election.
The action OF Senator Young In
piedging himself to support Judge
Deemer is siRnitlc~ FOR the reason
that he has recently been declaring
that he IL still n candidate for the
honor In pledging himself for Dcemer
he practically takes himself out OF the
contest for good. in the Judgment OF
many politicians.
As far as the voto today IL concerned
! Il is said that tho chan ges will be few.
at least there were no reports OF any
last night.
In tho ballotirg yesterday but two
changes were recorded. Representative
| Enger changed from Judge Deemer to
Judge Kenyon and Representa- tive
Edmunds switched from Henry WAL
lace back 10 Judge Deemer.