Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1909-03-06
Topics of the Times.

Topics of the Times.
The legislature flushed the bill to
protect quail for period of years and
killed 1t with the first barrel.
So many little children are being for
gotten and left by immigrants at Iowa
railroad stations that it almost seems
that we need a commission on mislaid
families.
It's q long way between the May
bray bunco operations and the dice box
at the cigar counter but Senator Ham
mill has concluded that it all amounts
to the same thing.
Certain interested parties may well
look upon the blizzard in which Taft
was inaugurated as ominous.
Good bye Theodore. Good hunting"
A bill before the legislature provides
that each candidates name shall APP
pear at the top of the primary ballot
in an equal number Of counties The
problem of placing them should be as
good puzzle as pigs in clover"
Des Moines, or the Greater Des
Moines" committee. is considering the
OF droves OF Italian labor
ers for street work? But what VIII the
labor unions and the federal laws have
to say to the proposition? And what
duty specifis or ad yaloren will the
pay on the commodity they
propose to introduce?
There are certain kinds OF advertis-
ing that should be prohibited by law,
1t is now very generally prohibited by
managers OF reputable
But any attempt to pre-
vent decent specialists from using de-
cent advertisements to call the attention
of the public should be sat upon and
The state of Iowa should
not incorporate any code of profession
81 ethics of any school into its statutes.
Now, President Taft. clean,
straight drive, distance with your
brassie, good approach and true
put, the hole in four, and we'll send you
round again.
Barefoot boys and robins.
Noisy marble game.
h Make us stop and wonder
II gentle spring has came?
Mr.. Fairbanks can now return to IN
diana and the delights Of cool butter
milk The toll and stress OF creating a
boom for himself Is for
aver past. He can now assume MS
place as the Adlai Stevenson OF ms
state. (.
According to Associated Press re-
ports President Taft spent several
hours the morning OF Inauguration day
expunging paragraphs from his mes
sage. AS the address 80 fully covers
the field as it was read, the expurgated
passages might have been mere repeti-
tons. s4
at is seldom that country pape.
gets even with the great city dallles
in the publication Of news of national
but we are doing it this
week." boasts the Montour Courier
which proceeds to explain that as the
of President Taft and the
regular publication of the Courier oe-
Cured on the same date. this weeks
Issue was purposely deferred one DAY
In order to give its readers the inau-
gural address in full. That's enterprise
worthy Of emulation.
Senator Moons bill to limit the sa-
looms proportionately to the population
is not moonshine whatever moonshin-
ers may say or think.
"rhe T.-R. is the best daily news
paper published in the Mississippi val
ley and is doing Its best TO give its
readers more good clean news than
ever before. Its news service covers
the whole world and is something of
which it's readers are proud. NC
Callsburg Tribune.
Speaking Of the Times Republican,
new press the Thornton Enterprise
says: THAT'S going some for paper
in a town Of $4,000 population. and only
It's unrivaled country news service
from all over central and northern
Iowa makes such circulation posi-
ble"
It seems rather strange that some of
the officers rounding up the Council
Bluffs bunco men didn't tumble to the
fact that the express package in such
safekeeping at Davenport was simply
q replica of the tine-worn green goods
or gold brick game, before such a
scramble was made to get possession
Of it.
IOWA OPihlCNS AND NOTES.
The Davenport Democrat demurely