Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1914-01-14
HARRY BUsk, DR.. w. p. GALLO
WAY, AND J. w. ALDEN CON-
s,pERED az BOARD.
EMPLOYMENT CONSIDERED
At MEETING LAST NIGHT
Petition to Employ Traffic Man Pre-
Scented. But From Local Merchants
and Manufacturers Do Not Generally
Favor Action President johnson
Names Committees.

The new board OF directors OIL the
Marshalltown Club met Tuesday even
ing to consider the question OF en-
blowing a secretary, and 10 hear Sresi-
dent Johnson.s assignment Of commit
tees for the year.
A. B. Combs appeared IN behalf OF
the Marshalltown Traffic Club with a
communication urging the employment
of a traffic clerk for secretary. Let
tiers from twenty seven OF the loca!
merchants and manufacturers, VINO
had signed a petition for tratfic
clerk, were read, in which twentE-three
expressed it as their opinion that there
was no need for such service unless
some one other than themselves needed
it. while four still believed that the
traffic service Should be undertaken ny
the club. Letters from commerce.!
clubs in this state and others were
read. in which only one claimed TO nave
made a success OF the Plan. while ten
Or a dozen advised against IT.
Board to Consider Candidates.
The board adjourned TO meet at
o'clock this afternoon to CONSIDER the
various candidates. In addition 10
Harry Bush, the traffic clerk proposed.
the board win consider for position
Of secretary DR.. W. P. Galloway and
J. w. Alder. both Of this city. Mr..
Alden is now engaged in the real es-
tate business. and is a member OF the
club. DIR. Galloway grew up in Mar
shalitown, was a clerk in the general
offices Of the Iowa. Central many years
ago, was later a pract!cinS dentist
here and went to Baskerville, where he
became mayor and president Of the
commercial club there. He now finds
himself back in Marshall,own, where
his aged mother lives, and where he
must remain for some time looking
after his fathers estate. while his son
attends school at Ames. He expects
later on TO locate here IN business and
has offered to handle the clubs work
for one year.
johnson Names Committees.
President johnson has attempted 70
assign every member Of the club to
some committee, and viii continue to
assign new members as fast as they
are admitted SO as to have each mem
Der in his place ready for action when
matters come UP. His committees are
as follows:
Agriculture-Merritt Greene, chair
man; P. F. Arney, E. L. Billings, A. P.
Bratt, Merritt Greene, Jr., NJ. E. Mel
vim, Harry Mclean, ]. Neiderhauser,
Otto Radlof.
Accounting-w H. Gilbert, chair
man; L. Derby. S. N. Cause. L. E. Mat
son. Charles n. Taylor, a. H. Welker.
Conven ttons-H c. Brirtnall, chair
man; w. a. Anderson. NJ. J. Boughron,
]. r. Billiard, Bert Everist c. Ednlis :
ton, J. W. Edenburn. G. D. Gregory, G.
S. Johnston, S. W. LaShelie. Charles
Munson, A H. E. Matthews, F. Z.
Stewart, C. H. Whitehead, P. r. Wood.
Entertainment ID. II. Denmead,
chairman; ]. ". Alden. NJ. E. Bay. II.
K. Denmead, Fred s. Hynds. ALDER.
Hull, C. B. Hager, Wilbur D. Ingledue,
Mosher, W. (. Nicholson, J. 7. Pound,
NJ. c. Roskopf, D. r. Salisbury, f. A.
Stoddart, r. P Scott, & D. Yount.
Fellowship Aaron Palmer. chair
man; H. VI. Babin, c. NJ Coleman, d.
4.
son. J. ]. Fitzpatrick, W. /. Favrao
William Gerhart, Willard Hull, e. c.
Horton. L. F. Kellogg. II. c. Mueller
c. H Morris, ]. VI. Parker. Kari Rest
A. n. Selby.
Finance-H. J. Howe, chairman: w
II. Arney. A. F. Balch, r r. Bradbury
J. p. Cooper. ]. L. Dennead, A. y
French. T. j. Gavagan, H. S Lawrence
c. c. St. Clair.
Bouse-G. F. Thayer, chairman: c.
E. Howard P. A. Hawley, NJ. L. Mundy
z. c. Taylor.
Insurance-w. VI. Clark, chairman
T. c. Blue, T. Fl. Houghton. E. ]. Perry
S. E. Peek. Percival Webster.
Industrial-R. w. McCreery. chair
man: w. w. Doolittie, Eli P. Gale. c
E. Howard, J. D. Humbert, c. II. Hull
W. H. Jones. NJ. L. Mundy. ". D
Mueller, L. NJ. Osborne, G. II. Ruth
n. L. Randall, r. w. Scott. C. c. Urine
T.. T. worden. w. T. Scott
Municipal Affairs-Gieorge F. Kirby
chairman; A. r. Cooper. j. ]. F'itzpat-
rick. F. Hopkins, Walter Leach, A
Lewis. II. Pappe. James Skegg, Georg'
A. Turner, J. c. Williams.
Public HEARTH. P. Lierle, chair
man; A. c. Conaway. Edwin Cobb, NJ
u. Chesire, George w. Graham, Grow
Harris, r. r. Hansen, Ralph E. Key
ser, E. G. LETTER. A. r. Lynn, Charlie!
F. Ladd, I. 3. Link. F. u. Miller, H. H
Nicnols, 3. H. Reed.
Legislative-C. II. z. Boardman
chairman: B. F. Cummings. l.. T. Car
ney, E. n. Farber, F. L. Meeker, F. E
Northup, c. H. Van Law.
Membership. H. Fisher, chair
man: o. Finney, Jerome Gregory
Archie Hfxson, w. L. Jones, Bert L
4 KenneaaJy-, 6. e 1ushy: James McNally
r. e. McCarty. Tom Meickley, E. A
MobFey. Leland Mcfarland. A. H. Nc
Fariand. George A Olson, ]. E. O'Brien
F. q. Pierce, Albert Odett, l. ]. Pat
terson. II E. Sears, W. II. Scott, II. W
Shove. F. J. Whitaker. Clyde Whitney
Travelling Men Booster-F. G.. Stew
art, chairman; A H. Busch, Frank F
johnson. R L. jackson, W. E. McLe
land, J. A. Martin, G. P. Millhiser, F
L. Randall. H NJ. Shove, B. B. Shonen
q berger, II. w. Shove, F. z. Stewart, J
w. Stewart, e. A. Thurber, H. F
Tfusier, George n. Williams.
Roads and Eighways-A. A. Moore
chairman; J. I. Bell. w. G. Bowe. c
e Darling, George Darling, w. A
Davis, v. C. Dobson, Lester II. Flower
Z J. Ewing. George A. Howe, v. n. Han
sea 4 q Hod1es O. Kemole Harr,