Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1908-05-27

Lieutenant Governor Garst, progress
sive candidate for the republican nom
ination for governor, was once brake.
man on the Northwestern railroad.
$50
When Ding" prepares another car
toon on School Days." he had bet.
ter submit his copy" for a test o.
photography. The first thing he knows
some school boy. will be proving up the
laugh on him.
Name If you can a lawyer 80 years
old and ask yourself if you would de-
pend upon him to try your case Ther
think about the demand that the whole
state of Iowa depend upon an attor-
ney of that age.
Why IS 1t a cruel turn down to de-
feat man who has held an office
for forty years and nothing but an
Unsuitable ambition for a younger man
to aspire to the higher office from a
governorship which he has held seven
years?
Having read all the leading anti
Cummins dailies one is forced to con-
clude that Cummins should not be sent
to the senate because some OF his en-
emies say that Cummins said he would
not try to go there. The question OF
live man, capable and willing to
fight the peoples fight in the halls OF
congress seems to receive no discus
sion or consideration.
Has anyone yet heard Of Allison be-
ing strong enough to even make one
speech in the senate this session. let
alone speaking once in Iowa?
Henry Wallace in the interests OF
the farmers appeals to the public
with the request: LET ous give Senator
Allison all the credit there ds due for
his lifelong service Let us give Sena-
tor Dolliver his rightful dues for what
he has done for the state and the ma
ton; but let us make the fullest use
of Governor Cummins' ability and
devotion to the cause of right by put
ting him in the place OF highest use
fulness in our power, the United
States senate. 1t is generally recog-
nized turnout the country that the peo-
ple Of Iowa have been leaders in every
fight for righteous government and
a square deal. To defeat Governor
Cumuains in the fight for the senator
ship would be equivalent to rendering
our resignation Of this leadership"
Trewin's friends are risking all their
fortunes upon the experience he has
had In public life, but Steve ElRins
has him beaten mile on both ability
and experience. Would the Cedar Rap
ids Republican support Steve in Iowa?
sss
Trewin's greater experience" failed
to stand the strain when Jim Good
set out to give the people of Cedar
Rapids 30 cent gas.
Harry New says Senator Burrows
is an old line republican to whom mo
one can have objection" How about
Bryan?
Japan's ambassador, Takahira, says
the $1,500,O00 appropriation by Uncle
Sam for the Japanese would be IAN
indefinite pledge Of peace" That's the
trouble with it, as the people
would like something definite.
What's in name, anyway? An
stage woman named Tempest
has left opera for comedy because she
was not lively enough to make sue
cess in the former.
Justice sometimes finds collections
slow, but the dues usually come sooner
or later. A man sentenced to seven
years imprisonment at Seattle for
bunkoing two women, and who es-
capped pending an appeal, has just been
captured after thirteen years Of free
dom.
Socially the sailors of our fleet were
received at Los Angeles.
they were received like
wise, for they had to pay exorbitant
prices for food ashore.
Mrs. Guinness is officially dead, but
her deeds will live a long time after
her.
The reign of the strawberry short
cake is shortening.
Judging by their looks, many cuts
IF Senator Burrows just played up in
the newspapers have been disturbed
after a Rip Van Wrinkle rest.
Finding bishops expensive the M. 81.
conference cut the proposed additional
ones from twelve to eight.
A travelling woman in Minneapolis
went to her room and when she opened
The trunk found she had snakes. But
the writhy reptiles belonged to
vaudeville performer whose trunk got
INTO the wrong room.
Move slowly when you we'd says
preacher Organists who play the
wedding marches say that advice is
Usually superfluous.
H. v. Ellis, Frankfort, S. D.. finds
hat young women are pretty busy
OF. He has been trying, unsuccessful-