Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1904-04-16

guilty. Judge Malzahn imposed mn
of s2s. and then. as Malzafn, the sa
Iloonkeepei, he paid the fine. Tll'
money has been RENTED to the sta.'
treasurer
The Pullman company will in the
future construct its ears With n vie{'
to as perfect sanitation as possible
The suggestion that all public con-
veyanees of this nature should be sub
iect to state inspection and supervis-
ion is Well taken. a sleeping car may
become a vehicle of communicable dis
eases like tuberculosis.
The flowers that bloom in the spring
ira la
Had better hold off for a while.
The birds that merrily sing,
ira la.
The icelman, whom spring doth bring
The summer girl, foolish thing.
ira la!
Had better lie low for a while.
Cleveland Plain Dealer
Lew" Sample. who is we'll known in
the west and southwest counties OF
Iowa where he hustled subscriptions
successfully for the Shenandoah SEN
tinel and a Council Bluffs paper. Is
writing insurance and last month
picked up s3,94592 in premiums. which
is asserted to be record breaking
performance. Mr.. Sample publicly at
tributes his success to his practice
of giving one-tenth of all his earnings
to religious institutions.
There is sign of hopefulness in
the announcement that out of sixty
two seniors to be graduated from the
Des Moines high school this year.
twenty-seven are males. The percent
age of young men graduates in the
public schools is lamentably low.
The territorial board of agriculture
of Oklahoma, which sent a representa-
tive to Lansing, kas, for the purpose
Of making arrangements for the pur-
chase Of binding twine, reports that
arrangements have been made for
100000 pounds which will be furnished
to the wheat raisers Of the territory
at Sls cents per pound. Heretofore
farmers have paid all the way from
12ts cents to 16 cents per pound for
twine. The Irvine that comes. from
Lansing is made by the Kansas con-
victs.
According to the Hon. Don M. Dick.
inson. Judge Parker has political
record and that record is '.nefarious.
Mr.. Dickinson holds that it was Judge
Parker's fine Italian hand which
landed David B. Hill in the governor
ship in 1888. when Mr.. Cleveland lost
New York and the presidency.
Five hundred Greeley potatoes,
which will weigh one ton. will be ona
of the Colorado exhibits at the worlds
fair. Another fine collection of tubers
four of which. placed lengthwise. coves
a space the length of q yardstick. will
be sent from the state to ST. Louis.
From what ne supposed was a SAFE
distance the professor watched the
ante election riot. A brick carelessiy
thrown came in his direction.
Who would ever think" he moraliz-
ed. retreating to a still safer distance.
that the words polite and politics
came from the same root!"
For the professor simply can't help
shedding information, even in the most
unpropitious surroundings. - Chicago
Tribune.
DR.. Ezra S. Triple, of New York.
has in two years collected $1.030,000,
and will turn this sum over to the
Metropolitan Thank Offering Com
mission, an adjunct of the Methods,
Episcopal church. This fund is to be
devoted TO the aid of poor churches.
the care of supsrannuated clergyinen
and the support OF the Teachers
Training School.