Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1902-04-24
IOWA oPlNlcNs AND N0IEs.

IOWA OPINIONS AND NOTES.
LATE Young by the State Register the
4 Mount Pleasant News says: There i:
10 doubt that but for the statute OF
limitation the Capital could bring the
same charges against the editor of the
Register, who was himself state binder
in the days when prices We're limited
only by the stretch of mans con-
science
The Ottumwa Courier says: .Ths
| american laborer who has been accus-
toned to more generous diet must
have meat. 1t is necessity to him al
| least twice day and he is entitled tc
| IL. He lives in country that pro-
,auces meat in abundance. Any sys-
tenn or combination that deprives hin
Of meat is an oppression"
The Davenport Democrat observes
| that they are needing a new lot oil
| force pumps and faucets out there in
the Philippines, for the proper conduct
OF this war for the benefit of benighted
| humanity, bur whether these are to be
classed as additional equipment for the
army, or as naval supplies, is a ques-
ton that is giving rise to some per-
plexity."
| The Rockwell Photograph remark
| ing that at seems after all that the
wishes of the republicans of Cerro Cor
do have not been a determining factor
| in the decision of either Blythe or Rule
10 enter the congressional contest
thinks that "inasmuch as both yielded
| to outside pressure it might be in or
der. Just as evidence of good faith, fol-
each to go out and capture few dele
cations"
The Cedar Rapids Republican notes
that tone Iowa paper occupied four
columns in describing how one unfor-
tunate boy left the prison on parole.
The Republican thinks even the poor
boy ought to be given a better chance
than that The idea of setting down
everything that such person says and
does and wears is one of the unfortu-
nate tendencies of the present"
The Des Moines Register thinks 'the
water cure, is inclined to be slightly
irritating to the threats of the traitors
in the Philippines, 1t is true, but 1t is
not so bad or so cruel as wounding
them for life, or killing them The yell
low journals may continue to howl, but
the loyal American people will sustain
fort to compel peace that comes within
the rules of war;
The Gate City with the wisdom born
of experience remarks An editorial
writer never properly appreciates his
til couple Of citizens get into an ar
gument in the columns of his paper"
The Cedar Rapids Gazette does not
believe Horace Boies is the man to pit
against Speaker Henderson. Young
Denison. of Clarion, coming from the
other extreme of the district. would be
better. Mr.. Boies does not desire the
nomination and to nominate his son
would appeal to a great many people
as promoting man for the reason
that he has been born, no matter how
well qualified he mays be. Denison is
the man to make the trouble"
The Dubuque Times. noticing the
acquisition of steamship lines by
American capitalists, says: Senators
Hanna and Frye can no longer COM
plain that American capital has no in
terest in the ocean going vessels which
sarn S150,000,000 yearly in carrying our
freights. It is a combination which
destroys all hope for bill granting
subsidies out of the American treasury
to ships running between American
and European ports, but leaves unim-
paired the argument in favor of subsi
dies for mail ships running over GER
tain selected routes, as for instance be-
tween American and South American
ports now reached by way of London"
The E;other of Full Dress.