Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1907-06-10

the StOrk was CHOSEN as the DOCTOR
lieutenant because his bill is so long?'
I'VE have it from Burlington that
any senatorial candidacy from Des
Moines will soon peter OUT remarks
the Hampton Chronicle. There have
been several things happen lately that
are not 'petering out as easily or as
quickly as the gentleman from the
Mississippi banks would have it. Still
we have it that no announced candi-
dacy has yet been made from the cap
ital city"
The Vinton Eagle speaks of attempts
to "usurp" Allison's seat.
IF the vice presidency can be had
for an Iowa man. says the Cedar Rap
ids Republican, I'VE are for the Iowa
man, whether 1t is Mr.. Cummins or
Senator Dolliver or any other Iowa
man who can get the nomination.
When it comes to putting forward
Iowa men we are in favor of it every
time"
The Glidden Graphic Is for Cum
minis for senator and believes he will
be chosen, But no one should delude
themselves with the belief that the de-
feat Of Senator Allison will be child's
play" says the Graphic. Neither will
the politicians who expect to pound
Cumn1ins into the earth by using ALI
son, as the handle to their maui ac-
complish their purpose by making light
of Cummins candidacy. The COVER
norris of senatorial size and the people
know it,
1--WE like Cummins all right, but at
present writing do not know anything
in particular the matter with Allison"
observes the Traer Star Clipper.
The Sac Sun does not know wheth7
er Mr.. Cummins authorized the an
nouncement by his friends, but it
scarcely expects to see both Senator
Allison and Mr. Cummins candidates.
To be more explicit, the Sun does not
expect to see Senator Allison at the
age Of eighty years asking for renom-
ination as the Sun sees 1t. The prob
able candidates for senator on the re-
publican ticket In 1908 are Albert B..
Cummins and John F. Lacey. In
event of such a contest no one will
need to guess as to the alignment of
the Sun or Of the Sac county people
generally"
1.-THE merry month of May is gone"
notes the Chelsea Independent, and
nawful bum month. 1t will be almost
a year before May can get back again,
thank God"
IF 1owa's representatives in con-
gress stand up vigorously and persist
emily for the rights of the people there
will be no danger of the state losing
prestige at the national capital nor in
f1uence turnout the country" insists
the Webster City Freeman Tribune.
Right makes might
Pointed Paragraphs.
(Chicago News.)
Most people look grave when they are
buried in thought.
q WOETy IS OlG OIL 'tlle IIluSS Illdt It-
fuse to bump the bumps.
Don't borrow trouble. If you have
the borrowing habit borrow money.
Freedom of speech has enabled many
a man to give it to himself in the
neck.
A nuisance is nuisance, no matter
what particular kind of nuisance he
is.
Put your best foot forward when you
shoes.
Don't waste time trying to impress
people with the Importance of your own
There is something wrong with the
who breaches eternal happi-
ness and is unable to generate a smile.
Usually mother is not able to see
the badness in her own children or the
goodness in the children Of her neigh.
oors.
A Mans Way.
man who can lose $500 on stocks
and forget about it the next day will
for weeks about the loss of
a SO umbrella.
Fire Under Water
S not more surprising than the quick
pleasant curative effects, of DR.. Kings
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