Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1908-10-27

Y voter must mark his ballot for all o
? the thirteen. They in turn will cas-
thirteen electoral votes of Iowa fol
Taft or Bryan according to which lis
wins.
Voters this year will have a fist fu
of ballots to vote. They should go to
, the polls early take their time and
ask the election clerks for any infor-
nation desired The law provides for
clerks in order that they may answer
questions
The United States fleet sailed into
Yokahoma harbor and then everybody
sailed right in to whoop II up. II the
Japs care to invade the Pacific coast
in the same fashion they may depend
on a good time.
The only wonder is that Mr. Bryan
doesn't have tire trouble.
Mr.Mack may be right in predicting
landslide. but he is pretty certain to
be under 1t when the dust has cleared
! away.
From her published pictures Ethel
/ Roosevelt doesn't seem to be as pretty
as Alice, but it is safe to assume that
she is lively enough to attract notice.
/! Every man wants his children at
church and Sunday school---with their
mother.
Brazil has lost $15,000000 thru an
attempt to corner coffee. II forgot that
1t Is possible to manufacture coffee
that looks better and tastes almost
as well as any Brazil can grow.
If Bryan should by any chance hap
pen to be elected. the danger of infec-
ton by the bacteria on five dollar
bills will be mini,nized
The man who il most regular In
church attendance is not always most
to be desired. There are more pious
pennies than silver dollars. Judging by
the contribution boxes
Six days more OF tension and in .
attention.
The movement to light city alleys is
good In its way. However. the same
results might be attained and expense
might be saved by firing the gangs
of undesirables that hang about every
of indesirables that hang about every
city.
Bill Sunday has been. characteristic
ally, picking an all-American base ball
team that would get the money
Five female resort keepers i'm Sioux
city have been fined $3.50 each Is
this all the traffic will bearo
Two men may both be honest and
clean. and yet one may be far more
than the other as a United
States senator In order that the peo-
pie may properly express themselves
on this subject a separate senatorial
ballot will be ready at the polls for
those who ask for 1t. Cunmins men
should ask. ;
II is always a large question whether
4 penitentiary prisoner should be pa
lone more or less of it, but it has
for Cummins to induce a
legislature to institute a permanent I.
BOARD of parole which now reviews the :
in every case and gives
judicial decision from a court of three. !
This is constructive reform under t
in Iowa. The special c
primary ballot is another
Viii you ask for it?
It Is due to a Cummins administra-
ion that the Des Moines banks are
low paying the state of Iowa approx
mately $4,000 per annum as interest .
N deposits of state funds. 1t is also q
lue a faithful and efficient public h
ervant that he be rewarded with b
alling for that separate senatorial W
allot on election day and voting to u
end Cummins to the United States .
enate. !:
II YOU believe that public officials h
I'LL be more free from baneful infiu- a
nee because the railway pass has
cen abolished. just remember that W
othing was done but to laugh at the a
uggestion until Cummns came for o
ard and argued the pass Gus of bus y
less. BY calling for that separate .
ballot he can be sent to =,
lie United States senate a
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