Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1912-05-27
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STRENUOUS WORK HAVING
EFFECT ON WHOLE CAMPAIGN
Prosrsssivss Being Aroused - LATE
Young Rsvises His List Of "Prosrss.
sivs Liars" and Limits Apple alton 70
Designated Few - Flsmins's Sign
stirs Capital City vetsrs.
special to Times Republican.

Special to Times Republican.
Des Moines. May 27.-Senator Ken
yon is showing the standpatters that
he can go some himself in hot politi-
cal campaign, and he is putting life into
the progressive cause as seldom be-
fore.
Last week Kenyon swung two ways
across the state. He covered it all
from Burlington, Sac City and back
to Cedar Rapids. He toured Des Moines
county. had big meeting in Burling
ton, spent a day in Muscatine, tarried
awhile in Scott and Clinton, then on
thru Dubuque, Floyd, west thru the
northern part Of the Tenth and Elev-
enth districts. One day he made
eighteen speeches.
His greatest triumph was at Charles
City, where he encountered a big Con-
gregational meeting and captured it.
the assembly declaring unanimously In
favor of standing by the progressive
senator. He made a killing at Bur-
lington and was warmly welcomed at
Dubuque. In fact the whole journey
was great success. He continues the
work this week.
George w. Clarke. the progressive
candidate for governor, has done but
little automobile touring in his cam
paign, but has done much travelling
about holding receptions and address,
ing meetings. He has in fact visited
nearly every county Of the state and
has delivered fifty speeches on the po-
litical issues Of the day. He has con-
Quoted his campaign. however, on a
distinctly modest plane and has avoided
all display
T. E. McCurdy, former custodian Of
the capital, who lives in Buchanan
county, stopped in the city Saturday
evening on his way home from the
south part of the state. Il was sur
prised.'' he said ito find that there
will be such a fine vote for both Ken
yon and Clarke right down In the heart
Of the reservation. I have been visiting
with friends and relatives and find
that everywhere there is great respect
for the two leaders Of the progressive
movement and that they will actuall-
~ carry many Of the counties in the
south part of the state"
Youns's Bad Break.
The Young family, especially LATE
| Jr, whose father is running for the
senate. has revised its classification Of
Iowa people. Some time ago 1t classt-
| fed "the average insurgent" as hyp-
ocrite and liar. and left the impress
| sion that the average was probably
about the whole tribe. which means {
considerable majority Of Iowa people.
Last Saturday Mr.. Young came ou1
in statement limiting and circum-
scribing the list to which the appella-
| tons might properly apply, and making
| due apologies to about 100000 others
| he calls "insurgents" but some OF
| whose votes are necessary If his fathe,
J is to be elected senator. The new
limited classification includes:
Robert J. Fleming. probably because
he has been loyal to Cummins and 9
| successful business man who could MOI
| be bulldozed nor driven off the schoo
board by politics.
I John Briar, because, so he says, he
| once published paper somewhere
which paper probably never told Of the
| famous escapades Of LATE Jr., and
some other town bloods and what the
! Police did.
Ora Williams, for no specified rea
| son.
| Senator William 8. Kenyon.
| Frank Trigg, because he edits a pa
i per at Rockford that dares to tell the
| truth.
Also certain newspapers for reason.
| given, namely:
Marengo Sentinel which is said tt
have declared Young voted against
soldiers pensions.
| Webster City Freeman-Tribune. fol
having said the Capital pays taxes or
on $11,500 taxable valuation. which
| Treasurer Dobson says Is according tt
the records Of his office.
Des Moines News for having said
so he alleges. that Young had Sent
out 100000 postal cards In defense o.
Lorimer," but as q matter Of fact the
News never said anything Of the sor
or anything that could be distorted into
it.
The Dexter Sentinel. which is .
standpat paper.
The indictment also runs against the
Sioux City Tribune, the Washington
Press, the Marshalltown Times -Repub-
lican and the Davenport Times. with
out any bill Of particulars.
l Inc OCCdSlOIl LUZ Ills outDu1o VI
passion and fresh classification limit
ing the number Of "hypocrftes ant
| liars" was bit Of advertising In
dulged in by John Fleming last Satur
day. Not having a newspaper he put
up banner. He inscribed thereon the
| Young conception of the average in
surgent." It was quite attractive.
Kenyon Ignores Attacks.
Senator Kenyon IL too busy to pay
any attention to the attacks upon him
John Briar probably doesn't read the
Capital. AS for Ora Williams he said
Haven't done a thing to him. Haven't
written line about Mr.. Young's ia
ther and don't intend to do So But
one thing Is certain, I'll match my req
ord for honesty and truthfulness
against the record which IL found In
ii tones Old
/ GOLDEN COFFEE