Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1900-08-24

Viii heartily 4ESRTet.a lIleIe IL 10 aOuDt
that those looking for an ideal state of
affairs under biennial elections will be
doomed to disappointment. Some of the
evils pointed out by the Register are in.
ievitable.
SENATOR DOLLIXEE.
Tcedar Rapids Republican,
Az far as the fitness of Mr.. Delivers
appointment is concerned, there can
Ihardly be any doubt az to the verdict
,;of the people of the state. He is young
and able and ambitious. He is thor
oughly identified with the politics of
Iowa. HeAas been twelve years in
congress and he has the most valuable
asset of legislative experience. Twelve
Years in congress, from one congression-
lal district is in itself a tribute to the
mans ability and popularity. He is in
the prime of life and there is no rea son
Why Iowa should not have in Mr.. Dolli-
YER another, long-Hv and influential
senator. 1t was in that beneficent hope
that Governor Shaw finally turned to
Mr.. Dolliver. All good republicans cen
not But believe that that nope is to be
/ fulfilled.
as BANK DEPOSITS INCREASING.
dubuque Tiines.l
Deposits are pouring into the Du-
ilbuque banks at surprising rate. Mex
inames are constantly appearing on the
1 books. and the old depositors are bring
ling in more than the usual supply of
lapecie. The statements of the banks
Il show big increase in deposits, and the
next statement, to be made in Sspten-
I Der, Will doubtless show a still greater
increase. These figures testify that
prosperity is an established fact and not
a political lie.
The last statement of the various local
banks We're made June 30. BY a con-
tsparison of thesa statements With the
Il previous ones. under Feb. ID, a big In
fcrease in deposits is shown. Following
are the amounts deposited as shown by
1.-THE statement of June 80:
4 Dubuque National 80. =. =. 3. S 40I.60S
First National $3.50. ,06l,62s
4 Second National =. =. i. AZ, 9Ss
dubuque Saving . 3l5.O4!
II tIer q na... 6eS,b f'
i Citlzensl so
4 German Trust 1880. ....... 342..S4s
/ Iowa Trust 80. ..s....s.. $500. &. 1.655s1il
sts lpta Sb.U4i II
Il The deposits in the statements made
lin February amounted TO $5.IS9l2S
II Thus the increase for about -four
jiinonths Vas s25T..9s4. But the next bank
statement, which will probably be mad.
& about the first of September, Will SHOW
la big increase over the June statement
"A cashier of one of the banks says thai
the deposits made during the summer
tmonths of this Year will greatly eXcees
& the deposits made during the same time
lin any previous year, and may show al
4 addition of more than 81 900. 0G0.
A NEW MOVE.
Newton Journal.l
n For some time past we have beer
ii hearing of the renters League that
4. being formed in Jasper county ant
li3have wondered just what II was. Al
ii of the work has been done under TIL
H greatest secrecy and facts are hard L
q sobtan. Recently We obtained posses
q sion of the constitution and bylaws o
!. the Iowa Renters Brotherhood ant
! also a little panphlet showing that tn
y name has been changed u the Gran,
.lsLodge of he Farmers League am
&, Renters brotherhood. Ina fraterna
I. letter 1t says: Your own sad expert
!, ence has taught you that your right
a under the law Is but little better thai
, the rights of slave" etc. etc. Tha
81 sounds the Keynote. Gen. Weaver an,
Il Rinehart told US stuff like that and Cy
, clone Davis made his strong argument
II on IDEAS such as these As soon as ~
!. Tread these things we believed tina, ther
Was politics in II and subsequent rev
n Citations have almost proved IT,
q Some time ago there came tn
n strangers 10 Prairie City and they re
:, manned there a considerable time. tell
Ting but few their business. but spend
: ling most of their time With John Selb
!, and Triple. On about August S tn
], elder of the two. j. c. Davis, was ar
q rested an the charge Of jumping
I. board bill of about $3.50 from Mrs. j
s, B. Mann. The case was called befor
EC'. NJ. Baird. mayor, and the defendan
81 vas anxious to know how the locke
8 would appear IL he We're to settle tn
!, case. Upon being informed that
!, would be guilty and costs paid, ii
!, said he couldn't stand for that, a
The Was going 10 stump the state 70
8 Judge Steck this fall and could no
I, have the docket that way" "A chang
!, lSof Venue was then taken TO John Selby
, justice of the peace With whom he ha
{, been thru the county, and the case wa
> dismissed. Mrs. Main Is out the boar
bill contracted BY Davis and all sh
I has to show for 1t is the grips he lef
Z behind him. Those grips might cpntai
the great secret work Of the order tina
81 tells how TO- get farms almost for moth
ing, to borrow money at 3 per cent. /
{ get your crops tended to for nothing i
J, lease of sickness. to have Your rent RI
! bated In Gaze of drouth or hail, etc
s etc. (the canNasser says the applican
} Is only told these things in the secre
work of the ordar.) As near as We ca
: Judge theswhole idea Is a scheme of tn
Z combined opposition to work til
ssI,renters of the state to contribute to tn
3 campaign fund and ID vote for every
q thing not Republican. Keep your ey
on the meRxand YOUR hand on you
{ pocket books as they want So initlatio
Z fee and 81 annual dues. -
II has been a subject sof remark tina
the opposition u femarkably quie
4 The above explana Y Ion otfers VI full %
lllntion os the auietnesi. The democrat