Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1908-09-23


amazing suddenness when they caught
sight of big, determined looking ne
gro woman with a AS trained on the
doorway. you alls better done go
home and hush yer foolishness." re-
marked the lady of the house, and the
mob agreed with her Arguments. A
AZ caliber gun and a frightened ne
gro boy fleeing for his life, presents
such opposite points of view"
Everywhere it is explained by the
press that there is no need for strife
within the party; all we need do is to
vote our preference and stand by the
legislative ticket. Now suppose there
had been no extrs SESSION, and no spec
ial primary. The Lacey men in order
to carry the legislative caucus for
Lacey would be out cunning for pro-
gressive legislators, and the Cummins
men seeing their normal majority in
danger, would by this time be cunning
for standpat legislators.
Again after lying buried for three
centuries, that dirkin containing one
hllndredweight of butter has been dug
UP in Fallagherane, bog, County Ty-
rome, ireland, by a farmer. The hoops
ard slaves of the ffrkin, which was
twelve feet under ground, collapsed
when lifted up, but the butter, of pale
yellow color, is in perfect state OF
preservation. The obvious suggestion
is: when the grocer sends out butter
able to take care OF itself, don't kick,
but bury it. Three hundred years
from now you can use 1t for flannel
cakes and hot biscuits.
It begins to look as tho the usurper
to Roosevelt policies would have to
ATTACK the author of the policies in
order to get even.
The base ball players picture is In
danger Of frost; but it's only plant
ing time for the photo of the foot ball
star.
Senator Foraker no doubt finds that
he has suddenly lost his interest In
election returns.
When we get Tafts kind of .enlight-
ened administration, we will quit de-
stroying our forests with unwise leg
islation before fire can reach them
Cut Roosevelt loose from the re-
straint of official life and turn him
loose on the Sinister" moneyed inter-
ests and corporations and imagine
what would happen to the Typewriter
sEs
II do not care for the presidency II
I'll has to come by compromise with
Senator Foraker."-W H. Taft, July
20, 1907.
Speaking Of Carrie Nation. Mr..
Hearst is himself mighty handy man
with the hatchet.
An Iowa man says that Governor
Hughes talks like Ex-Governor Shaw
Of this state, therefore he is worth
hearing at any cost.
And Iowa weather bestowed its bland
autumnal smile on Mrs Taft.
There IS so much harmony In Iowa
Just now 1t almost makes man nerv-
Gus. The rheumatic will insist that
there is storm coming, for he can
feel it in his bones.
The best the sure thing gamblers in
New York can do is back Hughes for
reelection in the handbool1s.
Roosevelt need never worry about
paying the printers weekly wage, and
vet when he writes editorials he can
get it printed in every newspaper in
the United States. What is square
about deal like that?
Bryans aeroplane is due to light
hard Nov. 8.
Now that Taft is actually started
on his campaign there seems to be
noise enough, if you do not think so,
ask Foraker
The Progressive Journal of Educa-
ton is the name of a monthly maya
zine which a group of Chicago social
lists are to start Oct. 1, with the OBJ
iect of leading the minds of teachers
into the paths Of socialist thought.
Something to be red special"
The deal for the purchase of the
Ohio State Journal seems to have
fallen thru, according to our friend
Foraker, but how many such deals
did actually succeed? Some of US
have been blissfully ignorant Of what
a cash market there seems to have
been for newspaper properties In
Ohio.
Down in West Virginia man was
fined SIS for kissing Mr.. Bryan. Is
this a new scheme of Haskelrs to
raise a campaign fund?
One good window in store is
good ad. and the same display IN
big newspaper beats it just a few thou
sand times.
The Brooklyn Eagle, a democratic
newspaper which has deserted MT.
p.,,,r eg,yoo a G ifS excuse: