Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1912-04-11

representative, Mitchell.
Alex McAleece, Dubuque. socialist
representative. Dubuque.
George E. Beckman, Dubuque, social
list. representative. Dubuque.
H. r. Ballard, Bussey socialist, rep
resentative, Marion.
It is pointed out that with the close
OF the filing season only twelve days
away this is a comparatively small list
Of candidates. A number Of other can
didates are announced and at work, the
following being some Of the republican
candidates:
Boone county,. B. McHose. Boone,
for representative.
BlackhaWk-H. w. Grout and H. O.
Bernbroclz, for representatives.
Cherokee Ida Plymouth-George F.
Coburn, Cherokee. for senator.
Greene-D A. Patterson and 8. H.
Free, for representative.
Jasper-David Meredith. Lynville, for
representative
Pocahontas-Walter P. Jensen, for
representative.
Mitchell-Miles X. Culver, Albert
Bartle, A. A. Kugler and A. Pingrey,
for representatives.
Story-Milo Manning, for represen-
tative.
Winnebago-Frank w. Russell and
T. "A. Kingland, for representatives.
Franklin Cerro Gordo- Hancock
J. b. Robinson, Hampton, for senator
Franklin-F. A. Thayer, for repre-
sentative.
Emmett. L. Bingham, for repre-
sentative
& M
sentative.
Poweshiek-Ralph Sherman, for rep
resentative
Floyd-J. F. Bruce, for representa-
tive.
Wright. H. Reese and I. D. Nc
Wicker. for representatives.
Cherokee-W. P. Dawson. for renre-
sentative
Humboldt - Colonel Halgrims. for
representative.
caihoun-G. I. Long and J. B. Barr.
for representatives.
Grundy-E. X. Green and E. A.
Grary, for representatives.
Clarke Opens Headquarters.
Inc state headquarters for George
W. Clarke. Of Dallas county. republi-
can candidate for the republicans NOM
NATION fer governor, were opened to-
day in room 1106 Fleming block. wha@-
ever OF work is done for him in the
campaign just about to commence will
be done from that place
senator A. NJ. McColl, Of Woodward,
arrived in the city to take charge as
chairman of the executive committee.
to nave personal and general direction
OF the campaign and in charge of head
quarters E. j Kelly, of Perry, will al
SO have connection with the headquar-
tiers and devote a large part of his
time to the work
Senator McColl Is one Of the new
men in state politics. a brother of D. D.
McColl. formerly member Of the re-
publican state committee. In the state
senate, where he succeeded Senator
George Cosson. Senator McCoH made
very fine record last year and showed
that he was thoroughly a republican
and deeply interested in the welfare of
the state.
The rooms for the Clarke headquar-
tiers are donated free for use of his
friends by the Fleming brothers, who
are among the most earnest and effec-
tive boosters for everything good that
and nearly all others will give their
time to the campaign without expense.
because OF loyalty and admiration for
Governor Clarke. Governor Clarke
campaign has been thus far almost en-
tirely without expenditure, and the
governor will insist upon refusal to in
dulge in any lavish expenditure at any
time He is a thorough believer in the
central thought Of the primary law
that candidates should submit their
names moGestly to the voters and leave
the rest TO the people.
The plans for the local campaign in
the interest Of Governor Clarke. for
Polk county and the Seventh district
have not been worked out as yet. but it
is now certain that he will carry the
county and district by an overwhelm-
ing vote.