Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1915-10-30
CAMPAIGN FOR, PRESIDENCY TO
SOON TAKE FORMIDABLE
PROPORTIONS.
TO OPEN HEADQUARTERS
FOR ACTIVE WORK
Efforts to Be Extended to Every State
in Union-Now Seeking Man capa-
BILE Of Getting ResuIts-Problsm Of
Financing Campaign Will Be Solved
Without Difficulty, Friend. Believe.
Special to Times Republican.

Special to Times Republican.
Des Moines, Oct. 3O.-The campaign
to boost the candidacy of Senator
Cummins for the republican nominal
ton for president of the United States
will assume formidable proportions
within a few days when arrangements
are completed to open headquarters for
national campaign in Des Moines.
Friends of the senator have about per-
/; fected arrangements to open offices
here and extend their organization so
that it will include every state in the
union.
| One of the problems the friends OF
the senator are confronted with is the
finding of man of sufficient expert
! ence and ability to manage this cam
paign. 1t will take, they say, man
who is big enough to conduct ma
tional movement and naturally man
! who is experienced in politics. 1t is
conceded it will be a hard matter to
find the proper person for this work.
However the Iowa friends of the SEN
ator who are especially interested in
his presidential campaign have already
contrived an ingenious method of Sc
curing organizations in other states.
They are writing to friends In other
states. many of whom have gone from
Iowa and others who know of Senator
Cummins and his work in the United
States senate and putting 1t up to
them to organize movement in their
resident states.
Another problem is the financing.
But many of the seasoned veterans of
other political campaigns say they
nave started more than enc political
movement with but little funds but
that the money has been forthcoming
as it was needed and furthermore, with
large number of persons Interested
in Iowa and these in turn interesting
people in other states, the expenses OF
the movement need not be so very
large
At any rate the arrangements are
pretty well completed for opening an
office here in Des Moines and perfect
ing an organization which will reach
into all of the states of the union in
the interests of Senator Cummins.
Z Articles of incorporation were filed
with the secretary OF states office by
the following corporations:
Farmers Cooperative Company.
Castana,. capital, $4,000; president,
Andrew Erickson: secretary, S. s.
Snyder; manager. c. H. Ward.
Brighton Hydro Electric Company,
EBrighton. capital $4,000; president, T.
T. Thompson, Brighton, and secretary
treasurer, Bertah e. Thompson, Brigh-
ton. e.-s
Titonka Savings Bank. capital s15,-
900; president. l.. Falkenhainer; CASH
Ter. T.. c.. Seward.
Security Corporation, Perry; presi-
dent, O. H. Luin; vice president, E. g.
Hilton; secretary treasurer, j. B.
Stickney.
Perkins Manufacturing Company,
Des Moines: capital, $4,000: presi-
dent, LIE Roy Perkins; vice president,
Harvey NJ. Strong; secretary, Vernon
r. Seeburger.
Word has been received here that
Charles A. Saunders, of Manila, own
er of fine Shorthorn herd has re-
ceived an offer of big sum of money
for his prize bull, Cumberland's Type,
from big cattle buyer in South Amer
lea. The South American saw the
animal at one of the western state
SaunQerS IL d IluIA-
Der of western fairs en- route to San
Francisco but received word after he
was well on his way to the coast that
the California authorities has barred
out Iowa exhibits so was disap-
pointed in competing at the world fair.
: There is "a rumor around the state
house that Clifford c. Thorne has been
offered a $1,000 position in Washing
ton, ID. c.. and that he may resign as
member of the railroad commission to
accept same. Mr.. Thorne has not yet
returned to Des Moines from his San
Francisco trip altho it is understood
he is In Iowa The rumor could not
be confirmed. 1t is known that Com
missioner Thorne has received num-
Der of flattering offers for his services
heretofore, in view of his work in fer
reting out statistical facts and fighting
railroad rates cases, but he has thus
far turned them all down.
Pharmacists Postpone Meeting.
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