Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1907-10-28
Topics Of the Times

And now it's &c. Frank Rinehart."
oh, G!
1t would be interesting to know how
many thousands of miles Mr.. Bryan
has travelled after the presidential will
Of the wisp.
"ro the man without means. but |
with a capital stock OF willingness and |
ability to work Tanana will be found
a great field Of endeavor. says an
Alaska paper. Wages paid in the
mines range from IS to ~ DAY anu
board. In Fairbanks, where all the
year round employment is assured, the
average rate of pay is 5000 q month.
while the work only obtainable occa-
sionally is paid for at the rate OF 81
an hour. Skilled labor is paid even
higher Many men have saved sur
ficient from their wages to OBTAIN
small prospecting boilers and supplies
with which they have gone afleld, their
trips bringing in fortunes IN discoV-
cries of rich claims
When Mr. Edison has completed MS
concrete house of three stories Tor w.
600, the lumber trust will be an an
stract proposition.
Pure. thoroughly sterile butter. Isl
without doubt, one of the most easily
! an nf
ments have shown that 1t is Tar more
digestible than other forms of animal
fat and less likely to encourage mites
final administration, but there can Dc
| no doubt that butter as ordinarily
made and served upon our tables Is
absolutely unfit to enter the human
stomach. Only a scavengers stomach
is competent to deal with such YER
table Pandoras box as ir ordinary
butter. Modern Medicine.
The state board Of health is urging
/ medical inspection Of schools. 1t Wouta
! seem almost as necessary to super
wise the health and sanitation OF ehe
| school as the course Of study.
\
The soldiers preference law is valid
all right, but it doesn't deliver the
4 goods. One of the main causes Tor the
latter condition is that 1t does not rep
resent the veterans desires or feellns
of Americanism. The average old SOL
dier has no desire to hold mortgage
on anything but the respect and grati-
tude OF the public.
While the combination of Morgan
with Cortelyou coming to the rescue
of panic stricken Wall street doesn'
sound exactly reassuring. 1t WORKED
better than 1t looks or sounds.
If all the skyscrapers in New aorh
were piled one atop of the other
building of $3.50 stories would rear IT.
self toward high heaven. Compared &c
such a structure the Tower of Babe
would look like muchroom, and lts
3 confusion of tongues be scarcely more
polyglot.
From the results attained it is feared
: the attendants to the national conNen
ton of railroad commissioners all roo
T. in the parlor car and escaped tn
annoyances contingent on common
9 place travel
Possibly Mr.. Wellman might pick VI
a few pointers from the German win
> ner of the balloon race. Anyway Ger
: many won the pole for the next hea'
e When counting the spokes In Tn
wheels of progress don't forget TN
hand cream separator.
While waiting for Mr.. Edtson's tire
= story, 81 900 house, the lumber deale
u will continue to get what's coming t
. him.
:. There's a good deal of wndjammln
: about those balloon races.
70 Pear Admiral II. w. Lyons, who ne
inst been relieved of the command
J the Mare island navy yard and grant
il ed a months leave of absence, prior
n being placed on the retired list be
,e canse of age, is one Of the heroes
ts the disastrous Samoan hurricane an
-. tidal wave, in which several warshll
!, Of the different powers We're lost
* 1890. -
IOWA OPINIONS AND NOTES
ia The Clear Lake Mirror says: ",
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