Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1920-10-28
TOTAL EXPENDITURES
SLIGHTLY OVER $1,000.
Has Spent Nothing For Publicity,
Bulk Of Expense Being Due to Rail-
road Fare and Hotel Bilis-in Con-
trast With Herring's Campaign
Orators on Final Drive.
pecial to Times Republican.

20. his expenditures nave totaieO III
1910
The republican nominee itemizes
his expenditures as follows: For the
republican state committee. $780,;
hotel and restaurant expense, $262.60:
railroad fare. 1896: printing. $3.50:
photographs and pictures, $35: post
age. $32; stationery. ST.; telegraph
and telephones 1910.
The fling of election expense be.
fore the election is held as not re-
qutred by law, but such statement
Is required within ten days after an
election is over. Primary election ex-
penses must also be Aled within ten
days affer the primary. Kendall.
however, has followed the plan Of
filing his expenses both before the
primary and before the election In
order to give the voters in advances
some idea OF what he il doing to get
himself elected.
Kendalls expenditures show no ex,
penses for publicity, while his OPP
ponent's biggest expenses are for
publicity. This IL evidenced by the
amount OF material being furnished
the newspapers In behalf OF Herring.
whereas there has been but little
available with reference to Kendall.
However there has been no pre- cleo
ton statement from Herring as to
his campaign expenditures and none
il looked for until after the election.
There is no question but that Ken
dalps low expenditures in the prim-
.ay- IN 30 &C.
petitors In the race for the republi-
can nomination proved a considerable
factor in his nomination by the re-
publican state convention. He Is now
stating In his campaign that he Viii
be under no obligations to any one.
IL he is elected governor, and will be
in q position to act Independently.
On Final Drive.
Republican orators are busy today
will reach all corners Of the state.
Some of the speakers and their dates
today as announced by republican
headquarters follow.
Senator Moses 2. Clapp Of Min
nesota. Ames. John Hammill. nom
inee for lieutenant governor, Green
field. State Senator p. c. HOld0egel.
Hartley, ]. M. Grimes. Newton. Carl
Kuehnle. Calmar in the afternoon
and Waukon in the evening. Robert
Wallace at Onawa in the afternoon
and Whiting in the evening. George
Cosson at Goldfield in the afternoon
and BOWS in the evening. Ben j. Glib
son OF Corning, republican candidate
for attorney general, at Clermont.
State Senator Joe Frailey at Guthrie
Center. William p. Chantland at Sey-
mour, Howard Clark at Montezuna.
Dwight Lewis at Kanawha, J. w.
Jarnagin at Baxter and c. g. Saun-
ders at Sibley.
With heavy registration In all
OF the registration cities on the three
registration days last week as evil
dence the estimators on the total
election vote in Iowa are now placing
1t past the 100000 mark. Early esti-
mates before registration figures were
at hand to serve as an indication the
estimates were somewhat under $780,
900. There are those who believe the
total vote will run close to 100000. In
1916 the total vote in Iowa was 519,-
29e and in 1912 1t was 492,320.
Kate o'Hare Aiding Democrats.
Now comes along Kate O'Hare to
tell Iowa people how very bad are
the republicans and the republican
candidates and how very distasteful
1t ia for her and all Of her kind that
Iowa should contemplate again go
ing republican.
Kate O'Hare was sent to prison
by Judge Wade for having uttered
seditious sentiments during the war
for the purpose Of discouraging en-
listments and hinderipE patriotic
work. Her indictment and conviction
was secured by the same federal Of
ficials with which Claude Porter was
then associated. While she was in
prison Kate OHare wrote profusely
and an association printed her let
tiers for general circulation among
her friends.
In May last, Just as the political
campaign was getting fairly started,
President Wilson gave Kate full par
don, and in two days she was again
on the platform talking radicalism,
and she has kept it up right thru the
campaign. 1t was freely asserted at
the time that the democratic admin
istration had surrendered and that it
was a part of the political game Of
the year.
Now Kate O'Hare is speaking in
Iowa and it is safe to assume that
she will neither antagonize the adj
ministration from which she received
the pardon nor Porter, who was as
ISOLATED with Palmer, and In fact
she will supplement the work done
by Bigelow, the friend Of Governor
Cox and by Heating, who assails
Cummins in much the same way that
he denounced the war activities Of
congress. Kate O'Hare Is billed to
speak in Des Moines Friday evening.
It is reported that some Of the dem
ocrats are demanding Of Porter that
he repudiate some of the speakers
who have Joined with him in Iowa in
denunciation of Senator Cummtns
and the Cummins-E sch law, and that
quietly he Is denying that his man
ayers are seeking the support Of tho
O'Hare- cheating Bigelow group OF
agitators.
There are some twenty to twenty
five other paid workers from other
states in Iowa fighting Cummins.
New Sharon items.
Special to Times-Republican.
New Sharon. Oct. %. Frank
Hunznnan has bought the pronerty