Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1907-06-04
Topics Of the II Times !

The state of Texas seems scarcely
consistent when It refuses to let the
Waters Pierce OH Company do BUSH
ness, in the state. but sends Joe Bailey
to do business for Texas at Washing
ton. 0 AZ e,sis
E Men were deceivers. ever. Husband
Boni and Brother George par example.
Mr.. Blythe's assertion that the OPP
position to the recollection OF Senator
Allison to six-year term after he has
passed the age of three score and ten
will peter out, is not to be depended
upon. There is no promise or appear
ance Of anything but a primary con-.
test for the place unless the senator
should conclude that an So-year-old
man has worked long enough for the
public and deserves a few days of rest
before answering the inevitable sum-
mons that comes to ALL
would full crop of corn bring as
much as "a two-thirds crop next fall?
Will someone who knows speak up?
80. {N@8
Nature study sssps provocative Ct
ill-nature.
Mr.. Fairbanks also had the fore
thought to be born in q log cabin. 8
G. Seven states elect governors next
November, all OF which, except two,
Massachusetts and New Jersey. now
have democratic executives. In Mary
land, Rhode Island and Kentucky the
republicans will make a. strong fight.
Mayor Busse. Of Chicago, insists that
he Intends to clean up and amend con-
.ditions in Chfeago's red light district.
A case recently brought before a Chs
cago justice should engage the mayors
attention AFdive keeper, convicted of
Turing girl to his resort, and retain-
ing her by force since last September,
was fined $500 Let the mayor see that
every man thus convicted goes. to the
penitentiary, and let him see that more
of them are convicted. He can do 1t II
he chooses, Any mayor can keep city
free OF such men il he chooses.
Il
If the waters-P Pierce company have
to pay that $1,623,O00 fine, it is likely to
he obliged to- call in, all its loans. AND
what will Senator Bailey do then, poor.
thing? sa ts
The Catholic church at Ysleta, a
mission twelve miles east of Ell Paso,
TEX, the Oldest church in North Amer
lea, and said by some to be the old
est church on; the western hemisphere,3
built hundreds Of years ago by pioneer
priests, was destroyed by fire on May
IA. The origin Of the hre is unknown
but is believed to have. been caused by
the candles on the altar.
81 never saw such rubberneck"
sneered Mrs Cable. "Just because
the doctor stopped at our house yes.
terday she Immediately wanted to know
what was the matter"
Yes" replied Mrs. Naybor; II Won
der how she'd like the rest of us to be
that curious about her. You know the
doctor stopped at her house today,
too"
"You don't say? I wonder what's
the matter there o. Catholic Standard
and Times.
81 want some rice,,' said the naughty
lady .You have 1t for sale, have you
not z"
"sure, ma'am." replied the grocer;
six cents a pound or two pounds
.Oh. must have the most expensive
kind; IT'S for very fashionable we'd
ing."-Philadelphia Press.
It is not an unkindness to Senator
Allison that younger men should study
to succeed him. No man in this coun-
try but may aspire, and when aspira-
ton has awaited the reaching OF three
score years and ten by the official 1t
would supplant, it will be hard to con-
vince the state that it is ill-advised.
If Senator Allison would retire and
busy himself, as Mark Twain is doing
by debating an autobiography, he
would take up a pleasant task,
and one of infinite value to the histor-
ian of the post-heilum period Of
American history.