Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1907-07-15
IOWA OPINIONS AND NOTES.

IOWA OPINIONS AND NOTES.
"Peopta who are always looking for
bargain counter investments are not
the proper persons to complain when
the goods turn out to be shoddy," says
the Alton Star-Enterprise.
The Hampton Chronicle insists that
.l1o mercy should in any way be shown
to an INSCRIPTIONS and pettifogging
lawyer. They are disgrace to their
profession and prey upon their unsus-
pectingt clients like professional bur-
glar in the night when he is robbing
your house or a bank There are only
a few of them in Iowa, but every de-
cent lawyer is made to suffer NO a GER
tain extent in professional way by
these leeches who have in some way or
another secured u sheepsSin which
gives them the right to practice law
"The man who gets in the way of an
Iowa corn stalk these days is taking
about the same chances as the boy
who looks down the gun to see If 1t is
loaded" asserts the Grinnell Herald.
"rhis community has its Judgment
tenderers and advice givers the same
as any other and they are the biggest
nuisance that We have to deal with"
declares the Grundy Democrat. 'They
make people who have the go-ahead
inclination lose confidence in them
selves and are the cause of many men
standing still when they would be on
the move to accomplish something"
To the Newton Herald Governor
Hughes action in vetoing the two-cent
fare bill is the more inexcusable when
We remember that New Works greatest
and most profitable railroad the New
York Central, is restricted by its char
ter to two cents a mile. The COVER
nor's objection to the law. that it was
hasty anu ill-considered Is childish in
view of the fact that he has forced
immediate action on some of his own
most radical measures asserts the
Herald.
",The buffoonery and nastiness of
Ben Tillman should be considered
quite below the chautauqua standard"
observes the Spirit Lake Beacon.
Noting that the stock food manu-
facturers are determined in their eff
font to fight the Iowa statute, requiring
list of ingredients to be placed on
each package to finish, the Hardin
County Citizen says: There is hardly
new statute that needs enforcement
as this does TOO many of the stock
food companies have been grating in
situations pure and simple
Remarlling that Senator Allison sees.
no necessity of making an announce
ment of his candidacy for United
States senator at this time, the Sac
Sun thinks it mot unlikely thaf\he will
fail to see the ACCESSIBILITY of making it
at any subsequent time, but he may be
compelled to yield to the insistency of
the opponents of Governor Cummins
who regard Senator Allison their only
hope of defeating the man whom of all
men they do not want to see in the
senate,
Observing that several cities in the
state have passed ordinances forbid
ding the public sale of second hand
clothing or other used articles which
have not been disinfected, the Iowa
Health Bulletin comments, this lis
step in the right direction" hopes that
othe rcities will adopt similar ordin-
ances.
'If there Is such a thing as justice in
the next life, some of the millionaires
who have million dollar palaces on
earth and wear diamonds and silk hats
will have to live in log huts and wear
overalls in heaven" hopefully predicts
the Sac Democrat.
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