Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1906-10-05

the democrats of Iowa tina they have
no candidate for governor" declares
the Manson Journal Porter Is max
ing his canvass as d candidate for the
votes of boiling republicans and keeps
as far as possible from advocating any
democratic doctrine. If Porter is sim
cere in what he says he certainly cam
not lay claim to the democratic voter"
The Carroll Herald says the COVER
nor speaks for himself ana suggests
that "a careful reading of his speech is
the best means for determining the
facts and arguments as he sets them
forth. Voters Will do the governor and
themselves justice by a careful study
of his opening address"
Referring to the Upper Iowa Con-
ference the Cedar Rapids Gazette COM
pliments that body MS lone OF the four
splendid bodies of Iowa Methodism. 1t
was organized at Maquoketa fifty
years ago and it Is therefore fitting
that the semi-centennial of the event
should be held there and partake of the
nature of a celebration Iowa Metho-
dism has made wonderful progress and
may be pardoned for throwing few
bouquets at itself"
In the opinion of the Gate City, the
declaration of the New York demo-
cratic platform in favor of pure poi-
tics is on a par in point of consistency
with the nomination by Lee county
democrats of a member of the Iowa
Anti-Saloon League for the legisla-
ture."
The Burlington Hawk-Eye thinks II
"the money which the change in ex-
aiming teachers In Iowa will cost
were to go to the teachers there wout1
be some sense and some justice in the
new arrangement. AS it Is. nit is just
another instance of Des Moines graft
ing at the expense OF the rest of the
state"
In the opinion OF the Abba Union the
Cuban insurgents should take new
look at the old Cabanos fortress at
the horrors of Spanish tyranny before
opposing their president too much"
Now that the last of the Shaw
daughters is to make her debut in
Washington society, the secretary of
the treasury will probably postpon.
that much talked of resignation" pre-
diets the Sioux City Tribune. Give
the girls a chance"
The Mason City Times Herald, re.
ferring to the speeches of Cannon and
Beveridge, calls attention to the fact
that these two great leaders do not
view the matters OF adjustment of the
tariff schedules in the same way has
not caused anyone to say that either
Of them is democrat or that they are
in the least disloyal to their party or
that they are not protectionists."
Success in the election this fall
merely depends, therefore, upon getting
out the full republican vote" declares
the Davenport Times.
The Muscatine Journal is proud that
the Muscatine firenen in their difficu.
ties with the students attracted atten-
ton all over the state, and the best
part of the whole affair is the fact that
the people generally side with the Mus
catine boys.
There is no public manNwto has
been more misrepresented than Cover
nor Cum1nins,' comments the Britt
News. Read his speech and you will
be convinced that he is ont only good
loyal republican. but man who has
the welfare and interests of the people
of Iowa at heart AS governor he has
made splendid record. He should
have the loyal support of every repub-
lican of the state, and will continue to
make one of the best governors the
state has ever had"