Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1907-04-19

Duque TeieBfapn, dem. is IlTllnS Will
the republican Vice presidential NOM
nation, and the suspicion Is abroad
that Senator Allison is egging him on
by comments on the lady's beauty"
"Now there is nothing to prevent
former Mayor Dunno from going over
to Glasgow and finding out for him.
self all about the beauties OF municipal
ownership" Is the quip handed out by
the Sioux City Journal.
Mr.. Hartman finds an apologist in
the Burlington Hawkeye. which AYERS
'It would appear that this a case of
a man being adjudged guilty before
he is proven SO. 1t would seem 10 In
dictate that the square deal" times
were a little out OF joint"
why should Iowa support Taft for
the presidency when she has better
men Of her own?' says the Mt. Vernon
Record. For our own part we would
rather see either Cummins or Shaw
president than Taft. Either man Is a
stronger man than Taft and we believe
Cummins would make far stronger
run than Taft. as he would have the
solid strength of the middle west. and
a good part of the east as well. Shaw
would be strong in the east, but on ac-
count of his non progressive ideas
would not be a winner in the west But
Taft will not be particularly strong in
either place"
with a sheer the Des Moines Capital
says: Evidently the legislature made
mistake in not making an appropria-
ton for the establishment of night
visions of the new primary election
law"
"J'he statement that has been going
tha rounds of the press of the state
that the Legislature passed a law per-
hitting interurban railways to run on
any highway, is not true. The odd
statute regulating this matter was
Slightly amended, but not changed in
any of It's. vital points. The highways
are absolutely under the control of the
local authorities in each county," ex-
plains the Jefferson Bee.
As to the scarcity of teachers, the
Maxwell Tribune says: But In our.
opinion the great cause Is the amount
of work required for the salary paid.
We have frequently heard people say
that the school teacher had snap"
This is certainly not true, and altho
not an intentional falsehood, 1t is GER
tainly a perversion of facts
u T. y
IF ever a man suffered from exag-
gerated ego, President Roosevelt is that
mon" asserts the democratic Burling-
ton Gazette.
1.-THE people of Iowa are undoubtedly
for Roosevelt first, last and all the time
if he can be induced to accept second
says the Rockwell City
"hut should he refuse and
indicate a preference for Taft there
would be a strong disposition to sup
port the latter"
Speaking of snobs. the Perry Chief
says: What a snob thinks he is and
what he really is constitute a remark
able antithesis. He thinks he is more
important than the rest of mankind,
when in fact he is the least important
Of his race. He stands in about the
same relation to mankind as the wart
on the little finger of a man does to the
man."
GENERAL EDITORIAL COMMENT.
1t may have been in kindness, not
in cruelty, that the czar refused to let
the Donna listen to experts.-Phila-
delphia Inquirer.
Mr. Bryan says the president is "un-
duly excited Didn't he mean John
Temple Graves Ply Philadelphia North
Mr.. Taft is beginning to believe that
the place in need of immediate paci-
fcation is Ohio, rather than the Phil
ippines.- Philadelphia Ledger.
Lawyer Delmas is coming in for al
most as many knocks as the manager
Of losing base ball team.-Washing-
ton Post.
There are the days of "conspiracies."
Gentle reader, have you a little con-
spiracy in your house ?"-New York
Mail.
If one may Judge from the comment
of the jurors, the Buzfuzian school of
oratory is out OF date.-New York
Sun.
In the Thaw case the criminal law
was quite as much on trial as the de-
fendant.-New York World.
Some people want to be on a Jury