Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1907-08-09
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of circulation for a considerable per-

of circulation for a considerable per-
| iod.''
! The fact that the name of Leslie NJ
| Shaw does not appear much in print
| of late in connection with the presi-
| Dental nomination is no evidence tc
| the Burlington Hawkeye, that he is
not still strong and available man
for the place
ut will be of little or no avail for
the Standard Oil to seek the aid OF
the railroads which have assisted it
in the violation of the laws, declares
the Cedar Rapids Republican. They
have been found out and they might
as we'll throw themselves on the mercy
of the people they have sought to de-
ceive and to defraud."
The optimist is commenting on the
remarkable progress made by the
corn during the last month. The pessi-
mist is remarking about the prob
ability of an early frost" notes the
Sioux City Journal.
offering 1926 per day for common la
borers with few takers" says the
Northwood Anchor. "And yet in every
town will be found bunch of able
bodied men engaged in the commons
place occupation of whiting. Next
winter they will wonder why times are
so hard"
whats the particular use of cast
ing around for candidate for govern
or when everybody knows that War
rem Garst ought to be the republican
nominee" asks the Baxter New Era.
abe Funk is a good man for the place.
and none doubt it, but as Garst is at
the head of the list for promotion, he
should be the nominee. Broad-minded.
liberal and a great worker. he is GER
tainly Well equipped for the place.
The Harlan American can see that
Once convince the people that the
senator and his supporters are going to
disregard the primary vote. IL neces-
sary in order to elect him. and he has
thereby been defeated
GENERAL EDITORIAL COMMENT.
Senator Jeff Davis of Arkansas, who
was depending upon Vardaman, of
to help him raise-what- |
ever he called tin the senate will
have to go it alone. Vardaman won't |
be there, the ihillhillies and red-necks |
falling to pull him thru.-Philadelphi |
Press.
1t is noticed with regret that New |
York's all night police court is crowded t
with business. Prosperity of this sort
,an't be mended..-Cleveland Plain
Dealer
An offender who has got perhaps
ga, is fined the whole amount and it
s an example. A corporate offender
hat has accrued hundreds of millions
~ the offense is fined s29,000000 and
t is martyrdom. Human logic gets
nuddled MISUNDERSTANDING Dis
,atch.
tiles of war materials are being
hipped to the Philippines. One never
lears of anything of value being
'rought from the hilippines.-Buffalo
fourier.
The New York Times acridly de- !.
ines Mr.. Bryan as an "insufferable
,ore." That is inaccurate. Why
Ir. Bryan is so little of bore that
lie is literally paid TO talk.-Milwau
zee Sentinel.
On the whole it may be as we'll not
o nominate Judge Lands for presi-
ent until We see what the supreme
curt does to him. 1t has the last
indianapolis Star.
Texas has passed a law prohibiting
he sale of trust goods, SO Texas must
e prepared to go without all the
ecessities of life.-Detroit Free Press.
A few songs and choruses and a
pecialty or two would have livened
p the comedy at The Hague.-Puck