Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1912-04-27
stveRAL NOTABLE FIGURES IN
LAST IOWA SENATE WILL
.s.S Dc ABSENT.
olLLILIANp AND MS TALK
WILL ee GREATLY MIssEp
Adams, Saunders, stuekslassr, Fitch
patrick and Others Not Candidates
Lower House Aspire TO Senate
Stiiisnan, Harding and Others Retire.
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Dies MOines. April 27.-With closing
ballots something can be known as to
the important changes in the personnel
Of the Iowa Legislature. The senate will
probably experience more changes in
proportion than the house.
OF the republican senators whose
terms expire the following have fled
as candidates again: Nicholas Balk-
ema, Sioux Center; Theophilus w.
Bennett, Lenox; Horace r. Chapman,
Bennett; Leslie E. Francis. Spirit
Lake; Charles Gates. Greene; Edwin
H. Hoyt, Lamont Robert Hunter,
Sioux City; Frederic Larrabee, Fl.
Dodge; Anthony NJ McColl Wood
ward: James U. Samnis. LeMars; Ar
thur c. Savage, Adair,
OF the democrats the following have
filed: John I. Clarkson, Abba; Lyman
B. Parshall, Canton; Robert Quigley,
McGregor; John F. Ream, Oskaloosa;
James A. White. South Amana.
From this it will be seen that several
notable figures in the last state senate
will be absent. Amongf the absentees
will be the talkative Gilliland, the sar-
castle Adams, the versatile Saunders,
the steady Kirkpatrick. the well
groomed Stuckslager, the fighting Van
Law, the sedate Brown, the COM
placent Allen; also Hamill. MeCul-
Tough and Taylor. But more than all
others there will be missed from the
floor Of the senate the ever active ana
always Influential James A. Smith,
the dean Of the senate.
Representatives Aspire to Senate.
A number of those who have served
in the house are seeking entrance to the
senate. Among these are Justin DoTah'
Beaver; F. F. Jones, Villisca; Lars W.
Boo, Forest City: w. w. Goodykoontz'
Boone: L. E. Crist, Osceola: John NC
Allister, Cedar Rapids; John H. OAR
rah, Charlton: Eli A. Perkins, Deinl'
wellington Beans, Oskaloosa; George
F. Coburn, Marcus; and Charles J..
Fulton. Fairfield. 1t will be Professor
Boo who will succeed Senator Smith
Senator Adams retires from the sen
ate to make the race for congress ana
Senator Allen to run for secretary OF
state. Senator Saunders had sat IN
five sessions and did not care to con-
tinue. Senator Van Law retires from
the floor that he may WELD the gavei.
Msmsbrs Want 60 Come Back.
/ AS will be seen from the following
hist taken from the nomination papers,
q number Of the most prominent mem
bers Of the house OF the Thirty fourth
general assembly aspire to return to
the floor Of the thirty fifth:
Republicans-Geor w. Van Camp,
Greenfield E. H. Smith. Corning; E.
H. Fourt Waukon: w. T. Daniels.
Moulton; o. H. Jacobson. Kimballton;
Henry w. Grout, Waterloo; B. F..
Stoddard, Jesup; Edward H. Cunning
ham, Newell; John w. Jacobs. Lake
City; Dennis P. Hogan, Massene; Ar
thur Pickford, Nora Springs; w. P.
Dawson, Cherokee; Henry Brady.
Perry; Israel A. Smith, Lamont John
L. Bascom, Milford; William Larrabee.
Jr., Clermont; J. E. Bruce. Rockford;
F. J. Lund, Webster City; A. c. Rip
ley, Garner; Herbert A. Huff, Eldora:
&c. w. Hunt, Logan; Frank Shane, Ell
don; James Edmunds. Lenox; Colonel
Halgrims, Humboldt: Herbert X. Skin
ner, Collins; D. NJ. Patterson, Sigour-
ney: G. B. Hutchins, Algona; j. NJ.
Broclzway, Let's; Clark w. Hutley,
Cha riton; Harry c. Lounsberry, Mar
shalltown; j. D. Robbins, Malvern;
George w. Schee, Primghar; Mahlon
Harvey, Sibley; W. F. Stipe, Clarinda:
d. E. Kulp, West Bend; Henry NJ.
Newell. LeMars; Frank Shankland and
W. S. Fraley, Des Moines; Ralph
Sherman. Grinnell; Gerritt Klay.
Orange City; w. P. George. Ames; F.
R. Fry, Corydon; John w. Campbell.
Fort Dodge; L. NJ. Enger, DEBORAH; U.
G. Whitney. Sioux City.
Democrats-H. c. White Garrison;
&c. w. Miller, Waverly; J. w. Dunlap,
Ellwood; Edward Downey. Breda;
Simon Miller and NJ. +. Mccullough,
Dubuque; A. v. Penn, Sidney; Herman
Kull, New Oregon; w. G. Fletcher.
Williamsburg: J. w. Ellis. Maquoketa;
George w. Koontz, Iowa City; ]. NJ.
c. Hamilton, Fort Madison; F. II. Kre-
bill, Donnelson; Olaf Olsen, Rock Rap
ids; b. H. Black, Nichols; John T.
Hazen, Avoca; T. w. Briggs and H.
w. Boettger, Davenport; w. NJ. Town
send, Traer; S. H. Bauman, Birming-
ham.
From this 1t would appear that the
house is not to be deprived Of its vete-
ran. Mayor Koontz. OF Iowa City, who
antedates all others, nor will it lack
Charley Miller and his fight on the
doctors. Larrabee, Cunningham and
Klay will all be on hand to be useful
If a speaker il needed.
Among those who will be especial
ly missed from the house are Moore,
Harding. johnson, Zeller. Stillman.
Perkins. Finlayson. Felt. Brown, and
Campbell Of Ida
SENATOR oILLlLLAho QUITS.