Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1906-03-30
Topics Of the Times

ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
Governor Cummins has been dis
appointment to those who put him in
four years ago." complains the Des
Moines Capital. The Capitals disap-
pointment began soon after the gov
ernor was inaugurated. If that paper
would make public the actual causes
of it's disappointment it would probably
make 10000 more votes for Cummins.
Lucius futile, president of the Bos-
ton & Maine railway has Just cele-
brated his 60th birthday. He is one
of the most active business men in New
England, never misses a day from his
office, holds a high rank as public
speaker and his views on public ques-
tons of the day are always impartial
and carry admitted authority. Given
fifteen or twenty more years Mr.. Tuttle
will be ripe for the United States SEN
ate.
Five hundred operations for appendi-
citis were made in Omaha hospitals
last year. Ninety per cent of these,
according to an Omaha physician, were
upon people free from appendicitis
Ninety thousand dollars worth of vel
YETI" Why don't those starving ST.
Louis doctors move to Omaha?
Andrew Carnegie says: "Millionaires
IT,
probably couldn't help grinning over
the efforts of the subpoena servers.
The editor Of the New Sharon Star
seems to have suffered relapse"
4 4
Senator Knox, of Pennsylvania, as
serts the unconstitutionality of the
himself seems to be undergoing some
constitutional changes.
The house committee on naval af-
fairs has reported a building program.
which includes one battleship of the
largest type, to cost $6.O0O,OO0. exclu-
sive of armor and armament. 1t Is
assumed that this ship will be mon
ster of the Dreadnought type. In his
recent statement to the house commit
tee Admiral Dewey emphasized the inn
portance of building only the most
formidable warships, equipped with
guns Of the largest caliber. The
launching Of the British Dreadnought
produced a commotion in all mari
time countries. The German navy, it
has been announced, is to follow the
British lead. The United States will
have match for the Dreadnought in
good season. The French naval ex-
perts are impressing upon their gov
eminent the necessity of keeping pace
with the latest battleship construc-
ton.
Johnny CATER first day at schooD =
learned something today, mamma.
Mamma (much interested What
was it?
JOHNNY learned to say yes.
ma'am," and mo Ma'am.''
Mamma-Did you?
Johnny-Yep.-Wom Home Com
panion.
When Judge Parker asserted that the
republican party "is rotten to the
core" he was misled by the general
eastern idea that the Elkins' and AID
richs' are the core of the party. In
fact they are excresences. The core is
sound.
In a speech on the floor of the house
Congressman ]. Adam Bede of Minne-
sofa had this to say: Il like the pres
ident. 1 like him because he is en-
gagged in a great work and in a great
way. / like him because he permitted
a member of this house to break into
his private family life without sound
ing the alarm. like him because when
he got ready to give his daughter away
he gave her to a real American, in
every way worthy of the gift and not
to some degenerate prince who would
be unappreciative of our institutions.
/ like him because when he gave her
away ne gave 1lGl W q liOillOSA VI ShAAs'
house of action and correction at this
end of the capitol and not Of the house
of detention at the other"
ITS a boy" he heard the nurse say,
and Immediately he sailed forth to
tell all his friends. When he returned
later he was permitted to gaze upon
his offspring.
why, G'blesh met he exclaimed. 81
didn't know it was twinsh!'
I'm told you play golf on the Sab
BATH said Rev. Goodman, sternly.
Yes. replied Miss Kute, but on
that day 1 only used the sticks l won
at our church fair."-Chicago Tribune.
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