Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1914-09-30

rally but will have both--senior and
| junior-as speakers on the automobile
Swing around the county" Senator
| William S. Kenyon, of Fort Dodge, will
be here to take part in the trip to
Marshall county towns.
! Senator Kenyon speaks in Maquo-
( keta tonight and Chairman Van Law,
| of the republican county central COM
I mittee, received word this afternoon
that Mr.. Kenyon would reach this city
at $50 Thursday morning and make
! the automobile trip with Senator Cum
Minis and Marshall county republicans.
! Senator Kenyon will do some OF the
speaking in the various towns In or
der that Senator Cummins may save
| his voice as much as possible for the
night meeting 1t had been hoped that
| Senator Kenyon could remain over Tor
I the night meeting here, and also give
an address. but owing TO the illness OF
his wife, the senator finds it necessary
to leave this city for Fort Dodge at
O'Clock Thursday evening.
Gilman Meeting Later.
| II has been discovered that the TWEEN
ty-one miles from Melbourne to Gil
man can not be covered IN the time
originally allotted, hence 1t has been
necessary to change the time for the
Gilman meeting to $3.50 p. m. instead
of o'clock, which would necessarily
set the LeGrand meeting back to 4:3o
| instead of o'clock
| Many Bands Secured For Rallies.
That the different rallies in the
county Thursday, in honor of Sena-
tor Cummins, are not to be without
music. was indicated by reports from
the various towns this forenoon. In
four of the six towns arrangements
have already been made for band
music, and it may be possible that a
| fifth will have it's band. However. the
soldiers home drum corps Is to be
! taken on the trip, and VIII furnish
music at any Of the towns where music
may be lacking.
Aviation at Gilman.
I, Altho Gilman is not going to be able
to get out band. Chairman J. l..
Wylie has arranged for an aviator TO
make an exhibition flight. The diff
ferent township committeeman have
completed plans for the various meet
ings, and much advertising matter has
been sent out. Personal invitations by
rural telephone. to attend the meet
ings, will be issued tonight and Thurs
| day morning.
Bethel Band at Albion.
| At Albion Committeeman Robert
Denbow has secured the public park
/, for the meeting, which will be the first
Of the day. scheduled for 10 o'clock.
| c. e. Arney has arranged for the
Bethel band to furnish music. Chair
W y ,,1S Snd
ing extensively, and this morning said
he expecte large crowd would be
| in attendance.
Band Also at ST. Anthony.
| Committeeman w. III. Harlan, of
Liberty township, has secured the st.
Anthony band for the second meeting
| of the day. set for II o'clock. This
meeting will also be held in the public
park MIR. Harlan said he found much
| interest in the meeting. and that ne
thought many people from the country
were coming in to hear the senator.
Dinner at State Confer.
| Republicans of State Center have
made big plans for the Cummins rally
at that place Thursday, and II the
weather continues good 1t is expected
there will be a large turnout for the
meeting. The State Center band has
been engaged to furnish music, and II
the weather permits Senator Cummins
will speak from an improvised plat
form erected in Main street.
w. n. Gilbert republican candidate
for representative; T.. II. Hilleman,
township committeeman; w. ID. Bower
and Albert Anselme will come to this
city in an automobile Thursday morn
ing and join the Cummlns procession
Of motor cars that will make the fore
noon trips TO Albion and St Anthony.
1t is expected that the automobiles
bearing the party will reach State Cen
ter at about noon, and dinner Will be
served at the Commercial Hotel and
the Evans and II. l.. Lee restaurants.
The meeting will follow. beginning at
about 1890 1t Is expected that sew
eral automobile loads OF people will
Join in the trip to Melbourne. Gilman.
and LeGrand. and then go to Mar
shailtown for the night meeting.
At Melbourne.
At Melbourne Committeeman l.. J.
Wallace has arranged for vacant lot
just across the street west OF the Mel
bourne Savings Bank, where the meet
Ing will be held at o'clock Mr.. Wal
lace has billed the country districts,
and has corps Of lieutenants to use
the telephone for personal invitation
work Mr.. Wallace this forenoon was
trying to arrange for the Melbourne
band, and thought IL would be possible
| TO secure the organization for the
meeting.
Robinson to Fly at Gilman.
| To Committeeman j. l.. Wylic, OF
Grenecastle No. 1. 1t seemed apropos to
spell binding political oratory to pro-
| vide an exhibition of aviation, and for
! this reason secured w. c. Robinson,
the Grinnell monopane manufacturer
and bird -man. to mako light. Sena-
tor Cummins will speak ut the public
park, beginning at $3.50. Mr.. sWylie was
| unable to secure the band because sew
eral OF its members have loft town for
college,
O'Nsai Working For Band.
Committeeman Corwin O'Neal. of Lee
Grand precinct No. 1, was trying this
forenoon to secure the LeGrand band
for the rally In LeGrand. He was not
sure this forenoon. however. whether
1t would be possible to get the band to-
gether, as several OF Its members are
in the county. II not procurabls.s To