Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1909-10-05


been suspended by the board but will
probably be reinstated. The board will
show enough nerve to insist on basis
for such reinstatements that will con-
vince the children that the people who
pay the bills have something to say
about school AFFAIRS
There are dozen men in the state
who can run four to one faster than
Townie," asserts the Hampton Chron-
icle. We do not believe he would get
TO first base, even against Carroll"
The Maquoketa Excelsior argues
that "Prssident Taft is between the
devil and the deep sea on the mat
Ter of the Ballinger- Pinchot contro-
versy AT first he was inclined TO up
hold the secretary of the interior. but
when he got out and began to learn
what the general opinion was. he has
written letter asking Pinchot not TO
resign and While letting Ballinger
Town as easily as possible has given
0llt that the Roosevelt conservation
policy is 10 be followed This swing
around the circle is liable to provide
2 liberal education to Mr.. Taft even If
NE salve of his smile doesn't appear
20 be working full time"
The woodhine Twiner says: wood
bine has three drug stores and not one
of them has permit They haven't had
for years. They don't want them. what
is more And no one suffers as result
of there being none. This doesn't mean
that absolutely no whisky is used
incidentally. II means that physicians
administer personally to the patients
needs in this direction If occasion
arises for alcoholic uses
The Belle PLANE Union says: at is
comforting at least to find out where
the president is at. There need be no
occay ion for further speculation on
that subject The president endorses
Aldrichism and Cannonism and all
that those things stand for"
Noting that the American Economist
is gleeful because President Taft took
the stand he did on the Payne Aldrich
tariff bill in his speech at Winona, the
DEBORAH Republican says: 1T is we'll
70 remember that the Economist Is the
spokesman of the eastern manufacture
ing interests that enjoy needless in
creases IN tariff On goods they make
While the west adn1ires the presidents
frankness K does not agree with him
in his estimate of the bill, nor will the
progressive republicans be read out of
he party by his stand. Rather will
they stay by the party and do every
thing in their power to bring it back
70 the original protective policy as out
lined by Blaine and other great pro-
tactionists."
Mrs. E. H. Hartman is now the
richest woman in the world That is
20 say, she is the richest in money; but
money does not count for everything"
philosophers the woman editor of the
Clarion Clipper.
"on the other hand" observes the
Sioux City Journal. there is nothing
to prevent General Grant from wearing
his uniform while ne walks thru the
swinging doors and "histes'' high
ball in front Of the plate glass mir
ror."
IF President Taft will succeed IN
getting congress to handle the rail-
road rate question as Roosevelt wanted
il handled" says the Webster CITY
Freeman Tribune, he will do more to
convince the west of his desire to carry
out the Roosevelt policies than ne can
possibly do by days and days of talk. u
1.-THE man who guesses Iowa will
have glorious weather in October sell
dom makes a miss Of IT," says ths
Cedar Rapids Gazette.