Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1911-10-10
NAY REGISTER SOON
AUTO OWNERS TO be PERMITTED
TO TAKE OUT 1912 LICENSES
EARLY.
RECEIVED
DURING NEXT TWO MONTHS
Secretary Of State Hayward Preparing
To Send Out Notices to 10000 Regis.
tered Owners in lowa-Plan TO Avoid
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES to Advance Ma.
haska Saloon Cases.
Special to Times-Republican

Special to TtmeS-Republican.
Des Moines, Oct. 10.-Secretary Of
state Hayward is preparing to send out
notices to the $4,000 registered owners
Of automobiles in Iowa to the effect
that he will, during the months of No
veniber and December. register auto
mobiles for next year for those who
have 1911 numbers. If persons now
owning automobiles that are registered
desire to have the number plates for
next year on or before Jan. they can
make application in the next sixty days
and secure their numbers, then the
plates will so out few days before
Jan. 1.
The delinquent list for 1911 is now
being made up and in few days will
go into the hands of county officials,
following which there probably will be
a good many applications for the 1911
plates to be used for the remnant Of
the year. Several thousand persons
who had automobiles registered under
the old law have not registered under
the new law. but these in the main rep
resent sales of cars.
It is perhaps inevitable that right at
the beginning of next year there will
be a congestion of the work in the
automobile department. SO that persons
,ylo really want their number plates
will do well to make their applications
early. The secretary's office will be in
much better condition to handle the
work for the second year than for the
first, but it is big task to handle the
10000 applications.
The University Place Church OF
'nrist. one of the largest and most in
!uertial church bodies of the city. flat
refuses to accept the administration
explanation of the official recognition
of the brewers congress by designation
of Secretary Wilson to be one of the
vice presidents. Pastor Medbury for
warded the resolutions that were
passed calling for change in the pro-
gram and withdrawal Of official sup
port. Last week one OF these form! let
tiers which have been printed all over
the country was received in which the
secretary excuses the matter by de-
claring that II will have no actual pre-
siding to do in this convention The
letter was read at the church service
Sunday evening. following which mo-
ton was made and unanimously car
ried irstructing the pastor to notify the
administration that the reply is not in
any sense satisfactorily and that the
church wishes to be understood as adj
herring to it's protest. The pastor in
presenting the matter placed the blame
not upon Wilson personally but upon
the administration as whole.
Motion has been filed in the supreme
court to advance the AGahaska county
case involving the sufficiency of petit
tons for saloons in Oskaloosa. In the
notice it is admitted that the only
question is one involving the effect Of
the withdrawal of withdrawal from q
saloon petition, the same issue as in
the Winneshiek county case. It appears
that the county authorities there are
not disposed to act until the supreme
court has passed on their case the
same as the Winneshiek county case.
There was matter of only twenty five
names margin in the Mahaska county
cases and this is covered fully by the
withdrawal proposition.