Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1912-08-06
CANDIDATE FOR GOVERNOR
SPEAKING ALMOST DAILY IN
PARTY INTERESTS.
HAS MANY ADDRESSES
4chEpuLED FOR NEAR FUTURE
Socialists lncensed Because OF Pugh's
peeerton-ParoIe Board Has Large
"ciass" Before 1t at Last Session
State Dairy Department Busy in Pro-
motion Work.
Special to Times-Republican.

DeS NOME, aug. o.-1oSeiloI 1eoA sc
w. Clarke, republican nominee as
head Of the ticket, is not idle during
the campaign but has already done
vast amount Of effective work in the
state. He has been speaking almost
continually the past month, addressing
gatherings OF people in all parts OF
the state and everywhere he has been
we'll received. He has been compelled
to turn down great many invitations
because of previous dates made. Among
the places he is booked to address
now are the following: Sidney, Well
man, Kellerton. Madison county.
Moorehead Traer, Madrid. Grant,
Farnhamville Scranton. south Of Casey,
Griswold. Mapleton, Shenandoah, New
market, Coin, Athelstan, Center Point.
Rhodes, Sibley. and Council Bluffs. A
great many of these are meetings Of
farmers.
The next term OF the supreme court
of Iowa will be held commencing Sept.
II. Certiorari and criminal cases filed
thirty days prior to that date will be
heard. The cases for the first period
are those from districts l to 6 in
elusive and the goth. For the second
period, commencing Oct. Is, the dis
tricts are to II inclusive. For the
third period commencing Nov. II, the
districts are 10 to Is inclusive. Fur
the fourth period commencing Dec. 10.
the cases will be heard from the 17th,
18th and 10Th districts.
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political party in Iowa are greatly in
censed because A. D. Pugh, lawyer
and one of their ablest orators, has
announced he would support the pro-
gress1ve party. and they want a joint
debate in public between him and some
standpat socialist who will oppose his
theory. The Pugh idea is, in short, that
until 1t is provided that the people shall
actually rule and be able to express
their views freely and have them
adopted, neither socialism or any other
plan OF government is worth adopting,
for 1t could be abandoned any day.
Because ne thinks that the absolute
right Of the people to rule is the first
step to be taken. Mr.. Pugh will join
with the new progressive party. The
socialists want to discuss it with him
and are proposing joint debate.
A. ]. Small, curator Of the state law
library, has completed and had pub
lished a volume that will be appre-
c1ated especially by the older mem
bers Of the bar Of the state. This is
publication Of the reports Of the
early bar association meetings In the
early days the bar association made no
provision for publication of It's pro-
ceedings. and in order to prepare the
copy for this volume a vast amount
of research was made in the newspa
files and elsewhere. But Mr.. Small
gathered together great deal of SPLEEN
did information and many Of the ad-
dresses as published now for the first
time are unusually good.
Senator Newberry is arranging for a
big meeting in the interest of butter
making In Clayton county, at New
berry grove next Thursday, and w. B.
Barney. state dairy commissioner, will
attend. A meeting was held last week
at Popejoy and another at Owasa, and
at the latter place a Hardin county
dairy association was formed. The
dairy department is enga ged in assist
ing in the building of new creameries
wherever there is demand for one and
able SUMS A great deal Of hard work
is being done in the state in the way
of encouraging butter making and
dairying with excellent results.
The state parole board had a total
of ninety-six prisoners before it at the
recent session at Anamosa, the largest
class" to appear for first time to sub :
NIT their cases and have termination
of terms fixed. The board also had a
large number before it at Fort Madi-
son on the last visit there.
G. W. Lyon, of the law committee OF
the national Modern Woodmen, is in
Minneapolis attending meetings of the
con, mittees, at which time plans will
be laid for prosecuting the several
lawsuits which nave been started t.
prevent the imposition Of the proposed
higher rates. The opponents Of the
raise in rates formed strong organ
ization and are prepared to carry on
z an effective fight on the rate question
Whether it will finally result in two
organizations remains yet to be deter
mined.