IOWA’S OLDEST NEWSPAPER.■m' j“THERE WITH THE NEWS.”URLINGTON, IOWA, TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER 15, 1925.New ConnecticutSenator Will HelpIn Aviation ProbeIRain and Mud Delayed Departure From Ottumwa—Arrived This Morning.After battling rain and mud for the last week, climaxed by terrible weather-in Ottumwa last night, theA 5iditic101 Ranch, famous Wild West shownecoiram Bingham ConnecticutCol. Hiram Bingham, elected last fall as senator from Connecticut' ind during the war, commander of he largest American flying field In France, is one of the men appointed y President Coolidgo to conduct an nvestigation into the United States iviation situation.NQUEST AWAITStmadc rvvnmirrwhich carries 936 people with it, ar- jrived in Burlington this morning from the w-est, but were too late for j the morning parade and the afternoon performance. jI .ate this aft ernoon the big parade j —a mile and a half long—will thrill the crowds arid tonight the big performance will be given on -the Prospect hill show grounds on schedule time.Greatest Wild West Show.Reputed to be the greatest wild west show on tour, the 101 Ranchproved ready for any emergency in reaching Burlington and in locating after arriving here and the outfit, is an enormous one. The first sec-'ceascoceImhelieopsoshfoccclIt