Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1908-06-10
Topics of the Times

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situations being clear of incumbranct
needs no argument. Secretary H. L
Heinzman, who's largely responsible
| for the clearance, is unfortunatel!
down with the smallpox, but will ge
plenty of handshakes when he emerge:
from the hospital.
| In the late campaign with Allison
| Cummins could not give Roland FOL
his adversary's Dolliver. This is stated
with a full apology to Charlemagne.
| For real merry widow GRASS We
would recommend the former wife o.
Boni Castellane, French fob. AS ar
idle spender Of hard earned ducats she
should be awarded the entire bakeshop
Some people are pleased to say thai
artists don't work. Yet Frenchman
named Corot has $4,000 paintings en-
tered at the port of New York.
The city Of Cleveland is soon to get
great HlSuOHI. CdChClS Uo,ooV III NUM-
Der are to hold convention there.
"You say he's correspondence
clerk now. Didn't he graduate from
college?"
Yes. Bachelor Of letters"
Editor s. s. Sherman, Of the Thorn
ton Enterprise, believes his paper can
not too early commence the good work
Of booming presidential candidate,
and accordingly places the name of w.
H. Taft at the head Of his editorial col
umn.
The Dougherty World is exultant
over the fact that it has reached the
completion of its eighth year and the
fraternity are congratulating Editor Q.
A. Davidson and rejoicing with him. A
man has to be an all round newspa-
per man, and good one, to make a
success now days in the country
newspaper field.
She broke her engagement to him
when his father cleaned up 100000
in Wall street"
"Prejudiced against wealth. chg"
Not very; she broke her engagement
to him and married his father
Houston Post.
Most sacrifices for partys sake pale
a In ho n
John Hays Hammond is willing to
make. He was mining engineer for
the Guggenheims at 100000 per year.
vet willing to drop off to $4,000 year
as republican vice president.
abroad an ocean liner being feeced by
gamblers. The steamship companies
always take refuge behind the state
ment that those who will gamble
should not wall, but would it not be
more commendable for the companies
to be little less greedy for dollars
and to keep known gamblers off their
boats? 1t can be done.
No matter how extravagant Mrs.
Hetty Green gets, it is to be hoped she
will not adopt the directoire style Of
habilaments.
Jack London, author, is talked of as
socialist candidate for president. This
is all right as far as 1t goes, but 1t
should go no farther. London's ideas
are armed to undermine all govern
ment by the destruction of the home.
Bryan is smoothfaced but some Of
his theories have whiskers of the true
populist variety.
Secretary of the Interior Garfield,
Congressman Burton, of Cleveland,
Senator Dolliver, and a large number
of others have been mentioned as like
ly to make the speech nominating Taft.
But as a suggestion for good old
fashioned harmony meeting, we would
respectfully offer the name of Senator
Joseph Benson Foraker, of Ohio, for
the job.
J. He gazed with cold and scornful eye
on what she called her Soul Kiss hat.
That one of sense should squander SO
on overloaded thing like that!
When he returned at close of day
she tWitted him full half an hour for
wasting Sc on mere straw shape un-
trimmed by feather or by flower! ELLA
A. flaming, in New York World.
This much can be said for the pri-
mary, no one is charging that the NOM
nation was "stolen" by "trickery' in a
There is no shadow of an
excuse for boiling.
The farmers who produce that they
may buy and manufacturers who pro-
duce that they may sell to the farmers
should take hope There is a spell OF
clear weather coming.
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Why is it the butcher likes to talk
about the rising price of cattle?
If meat is high. buy a bicycle, move
out six blocks where lots are cheap
and keep cow chickens and a gar
len. Show your independence.
Dolliver may yet have to appeal to
he progressive minority on IoWa's dell
,gation to save him.