Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1904-01-27
IOWA OPINIONS AND NOTES.

! believing that reciprocity with Can
ada Is rather remote OF achievement
10 divide Iowa republicans the Register
and Leader explains: Canada Is feel
ing the oats OF commercial indepen-
(dence. 1t sees American capital being
forced across the line TO aid IN ta'.
work of utilizing Canadian resources.
II has learned lesson from watching
the United States build itself up by
forcing English capital to develop Am
erIcan industries. The whole tendency
lin Canada is towards higher instead
OF lower tariffs. towards q policy III
retaliation rather than of conces-
sion.'
Referring to the inaugural the EN-
press at Valley Junction says: Last
year in an address delivered at the
republican state convention he declared
that he would be ready and willing
to carry the views OF Iowa republicans
as then expressed in the platform that
day adopted, to the national conven-
ton and assist in the impressing OF the
views OF the party in this state upon
the party as whole. Any compromise
that would have involved his silence at
ter such declaration would have been
nothing short OF dishonorable II,
him."
The Spirit Lake Beacon editor IL
not deferred by his long experien,.
in politics from observing as will be
seen by expression elsewhere quoted, j.
w. Blythe pronounces for war at the
coming state convention and declares
the issue. II Is Blythe for delegate at
large, Blythe for membe. OF the ma
tional committee on resolutions. VIC
tory for the railroads and destruction
to all opposed to his righteous pro-
gram. Not many years ago Mr.. Blythe
seemed content to play the part OF
Warwick. He cared not who was King
SO long as he was permitted TO take
care OF his corporation by the shap-
ling OF legislation and the dictntion 81
party nominees for state office. Now
/ he insists upon his right to demand
any political prize that may suit mis-
fancy. TO fix the political status Of
governors and senators and to dictate
party policy generally.
| The Manson Journal says: 1T now
remains to be seen whether corporation
interest Is strong enough TO defeat the
governor or not" The Journal does
not believe the farmers OF this neck
! OF the woods will! vote to send Mr.
Blythe, the acknowledged leader of the
railroad lobby of Iowa. TO the national
convention to represent this state"
ut does not follow because a dollar
| h;,l .ar,;aa OF (1fl(1 C()(l germs that a five
dollar bill has any more" reasons the
Sioux City Tribune. Moral: Get u
plenty while gettin'."
| The Boone Republican defines the
standpatter as one who wants to be in
the front row without being pushed.
The Charter Oak Times believes "a
minimum wage law for the proter-
ton OF the country teacher would be-
fine thing for Iowa schools. In this
way teachers would be taken out Of
wage competition and put upon COM
petitive basis OF ability. A good teach
err at $50 Is better investment than
poor one at $25: and a wage law
would have the effect TO bring to the
surface the best talent"
Between the wholesale and retail
prices OF eggs it would appear to the
Cedar Rapids Gazette that the faith,
full hen Is losing too much to the mid
diemen
Fatal kidney and bladder troubles
can always be prevented by the use Of
Foley's Kidney Cure B. A. Morgan,