Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1906-06-23

die piously but thriftily remarks the
Scranton Journal.
The Britt News believes "this talk
about a bolt and split in the republican
party is all nonsense. There is not one
OF the three candidates for governor
but what ought and will receive the
full support of the party, providing
they are nominated by u square deal.
The Odebolt Chronicle predicts that
"a contest in O,Brien will bring Il con-
test in Woodbury.. One side can carry
the farce as far aas the other" points
out the Chronicle.
Observing that 1t is announced that
the standpatters will contest Grundy,
the Grundy Democrat asks. why
shouldn't they? At least one or two
of the l20 delegates in the county con-
venton were not for Cummins. even
tho they didn't say so when the bust
ness of the convention was being done.
The only difficulty there will be about
Grundy county contest is that there
won't be any delegates to serve after
the contest Is fixed. Ed. Hunter could
dump his entire barrel into this county
and he couldn't buy republicans
enough TO serve on contested delega-
ton declares the Democrat
"'rhe worst mistake Leslie NJ. Shaw
ever made politically was when he en-
tered the Iowa campaign and attempt
ed to help defeat Governor Cummins,"
declares the Burt Monitor. The Mon
itor had always been friend of Shaw.
but his breaking into Iowa affairs this
year and telling people how they should
vote. lying about the president, has
greatly changed our mind. Shaw is Il
bright man. but when given sufficient
rope hung himself"
SHAW has shown himself to be OF a
mighty small caibre," asserts the
irundy Center Republican. His fruit
tree methods of doing business still
cling to him. He has been well named
a man of talent but pettifogger"
The Rockford Register wonders "lf
LATE Young runs that article on Cum
nins Should Withdraw at reduced
'ates after the first issue" and says,
He is guilty Of practicing extortion on
he Blythe Perkins bureau If he does
lot"
There, is no reasonable excuse for
my man to live In a town IL he don't
Ike It," insists the Fonda Times. IF
,ou have no word of commentator to
lay for your town. its institutions or
people. emigrate. You won't stop the
own clock by going away. The church
,ells will have the same musical ring,
he little dogs will play Just as well.
md the pure air. bright sunshine and
sparkling water will nave the same
health giving properties. Speak a good |
word for your neighbors, IL you can:
arga on their faults. If you are thor
'ughly Disguised. move away: go
omewhere where things will suit YOU |
Did you ever stop to reflect that it |
vas one thing to talk about people and /
mother thing TO have. people talk
bout you?' inquiries the Havelock
tenn. ST those of us who use our
ongues little too freely about our
eighbors would stop and reflect about
his matter, and know the great evil
hat comes from too much gossip and
attling. we are sure we would call
alt and gossip no more forever"
I'm case Mr.. Bryan is really elected
erhaps he would show us a way of
isposing of the Philippine Islands
18th credit to ourselves and benefit to
1em," suggests the Cedar Rapids Re-
ublican. Most Americans would like
} lose the islands. We have really no
Sc for them. and as far as philan-
lropy is concerned. we are not work.
lg that racket rs strongly as. we did
nee upon a time"