Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1907-08-03

OF from $4V,UO0 to SbU,UO0, there must
be something rotten in the manage
ment," asserts the New Sharon Star.
| "The man who will be chosen Unit
| ed States senator will be the man
named by the majority Of the repub
lican voters of the state at the primary
election to be held in June, and the
man they will name will be one who
is willing to abide by the wishes of the
majority of the republicans of the
state, and willing to say so' predicts
the Manchester News.
The Brooklyn Chronicle says: ALI
son is IS years old and has two years
more in office. His friends are now
running him for reelection for another
six-year term, to begin when he reaches
the age of 80 years. The senator has
been seriously ill, but has now re-
gained apparently the normal health
and strength of man of his age Old
age is honorable and deserves respect
and reverence. These are the facts.
and comment is useless and unneces-
sary, for every voter in the state from
these facts is able to form his own
opinions"
Some men will trot half mile to
rush can Of beer, but if their wives
suggest the coal hod is empty they
have a pain in twenty portions of their
bodies al the same time observes the
Des Moines Tribune
Talk about your mountain scenery
and seashore views." exclafms the
Story City Herald. "Why, good old
Iowa presents scene just now that
beats anything in that line YOU. ever
saw or heard Of Take ride out thru
the country and feast your eyes on
the green, waving corn, the busy har-
vest hands in the yellow oat fields and
the contented bovines munching the
juicy grass in the meadows, and YOU
VIII agree that the panorama presented
is one of unsurpassed scenic beauty"
The Sheldon Sun refuses to believe
that the railroads are out of politics
In Iowa Don't you believe it," it saws.
They are in it as much as ever, but
not quite so openly. 1t got to be great
game in Iowa and the railroads PLAYED
it for all they were worth and lost
Ifey played it SO openly that the peo
PIE became Disguised and concluded
to stop the game. Like the profess
slonal gambler, the railroads will look
Ior their money where they lost 1t.
Inc railroads will be in the game as
long as they are in business
GENERAL EDITORIAL COMMENT
Governor Glenns name has been
promptly added to the list of possible
southern candidates for the presidency
II Governor Johnson, of Minnesota
had had such a. chance, the results
for the democratic donkey might have
been far-rea ching-Springfield Rem,b-
lican.
Some of Mr.. Haywood's more ard
emit admirers are giving too free rein
to their mouths, apropos of the YER
dict. Why not do him the honor of
following his example by preserving
a level head and talking se?-Bos-
ton Herald.
II the American delegation saved
The Hague conference from sheer flu
tility and lack Of live interest. it will
be the second time that achievement
has been brought to the United States
in this Parliament of Man. - Albany
Argus.
This is a great peace year for the
United States. Two big wars with
foreign countries successfully averted
within q few weeks = one with Japan
and the other with North Carolina
Kansas City Journal
The mace presented by King George
II to the colony Of Virginia has been
found. The fine collection of lemons
later donated by the colony to George
III have been carefully preserved
Times.
Governor Hughes has fairly earned
his vacation, and no one will grudge |
him the use of the states fish hatch
cry cottage. He hasn't any man-of- |
war to take a vacation in!-Brooklyn
Ea gle
Sir William Ramsay has succeeded |
in degrading copper. He is the first |
person to accomplish this notable feat,
tho others have degraded copper stock.
go News. !
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