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Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1910-08-31
GIVE THE YOUNG MEN A CHANCE


[Sioux City Journal
The Journal welcomes the young
men of Sioux City to intimate relations
with public affairs. The larger their
interests in matters concerning tie
welfare of the community the better.
The Journal has felt this way about it
for more than generation.
There are old men in Sioux City.
who have borne the yoke for many
years, and they have not long enough
to live to separate them selves from
the callus of it. Their places will
soon be vacant if the young men re-
fuse to work and are negligent OF re-
sponsib ility. The pioneers Of Sioux
city have well nigh all gone, and the
ranks of the early settlers are being
rapidly depleted. There is much to
suggest the need of young men, men
Of moral worth and strength. The
young men have nothing to fear from
the old men, and there should be no
unseenly impotence with the course
Of nature.
The young men are in the major
ity. It is easily within their power to
rule Sioux City. The Journal was
never more in mood to welcome them
to the task than It is now. their COM
petition is not with the old men: 1t is
with themselves. 1t Is up to them to
make a better Sioux City and a greater.
The Journal is hearty in wishing them
luck-more properly, IN wishing them
success as the fruit OF honest, persist
ent, persistent and well directed ef-
fort.
The young men are richly supplied
with ambition to help themselves. But
the measure they shall realize on their
ambition will be found in time when
they can review their struggles and
find that they have been servants OF
community.
When men are out Of form to help
their neighbors. whether they are
themselves young or old. they can
count for little. What men might dc
IL they would Is not a determining
factor In the appointments of the
present. Men are wanted for present
| service, for the use they can be now
and for the actual help they have the
ability and the willingness to render
| for the day and hour. Only the pre-
sent and the future offer opportunity
There can not be toe many young
men OF the right kind. There is ur-
gent demand for them everywhere
and everywhere they should be offered
| encouragement to enter the fight, to
show their metal, and to bring their
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1910-08-31
BOYS AND LAND.
[Eldora Ledger.]

We wonder how many of our
boys realize that land is going
fast-boys brought UP to think
that in America land can never be
scarce, that when they have played
out al everything else they can
somewhere get piece of land for
nothing and the next day be
prosperous farmer. can with diff
Guilty be made To see it. In 1855
there were but little over $1,000
GOO acres under cultivation in the
United States. Today the cultivation
in acres number 236.000.000 and these
acres are not only our best, but they
are fast going up in value beyond the
reach of men of small means. Keen
scented corporations snuffing the in
evitable battle from afar are turning
their attention TO land. and greedily
buying whole counties with no idea of
ever letting an acre go. but the boy
who thinks he is made for something
higher looks calmly on thinking there
= III be plenty left for him should he ever
have to stoop to Il. The sons of half
starved teachers, lawyers. traders and
others. who are unsuccessful in their
over crowded callings are turning to
our cheaper lands, sure to find there
what they nor their parents have
known never before-truly independent
homes.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1910-08-31
Saving Their Bacon.
(LaFollette's Weekly.
CHAPTER T

Mi Standpat Congressman is en-
gagged in patching up his fences. He is
meeting with serious enba rrassments.
His constituents are not as tracta Bile
as Of old. They poster him with ques
tons. They want to know, for instance,
why he voted for the system tariff
schedules. And then they insist on
knowing his reasons for voting for
Cannon for speaker. Most painful Of
all. they demand Straightforward an
swer to the question: IF elected. will
you vote again for Cannon for speak
err"
CHAPTER II
The constituents of Mr.. Standpat
Congressman grow more insistent.
They seem obsessed with Cannonitis.
They obstinately refuse to accept as a
reason for abandoning the against
Cannon for-speaker pledge the well
known fact which everybody knows
that Mr.. Cannon is going to step down
voluntarily anyhow and anyway" The
populace persists in thinking that there
is some doubt about Cannon's retiring
from the speakership. So Mr.. Stand
pat Congressman, with the friendly as
sistance OF the corporation press, sets
about to make the citizens believe that
Cannon is a 42d degree member of the
Down and Out Club He appears to
be making progress.
CHAPTER Ill.
Speaker Cannon sets of q charge Of
political dynamite In Kansas. He says
he'll be dummed II ne quits the speak
ership AS for being a member OF the
Down and Out Club-shucks! He's the
spryest Teller Of his age on the field,
and he's not going to the bench yet
not by tugful. And notice is hereby
and herewith served that he is still In
the race for speaker of the house Of
representatives. If majority in the
! republican caucus want him to be the
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1910-08-31
cIeveI.nds Birth place For cIubhous

The birthplace OF Grover Cleveland
at Caldwell. n. j.. is to be purchased
by democratic leaders OF Caldwell and
neighboring towns for use az q club
house. The property Is now tho Pres
byterian parsonage. but was recently
placed on the market by tho church
trustees. A committee has been ap-
pointed to arrange terms Of purchase
and to raise the necessary funds.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1910-08-31
GENERAL EDITORIAL COMMENT.

It IS said -hat Teddy's present west
tern trip viii not be a swing aruond
the circle. but VIII be in the drawing
OF the figure upon the map of the
United States. He evidently learned
a few fancy steps on his European
tour.-AtIanta Georgian.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1910-08-31

be booster Of everything that Bur-
lington produces il it is as good as
their out of town competitors produce.
This is the only way that a town
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1910-08-31

II your liver is sluggish and out Of
tone, and you feel dull, bilious. con-
stipated, take dose OF ChambeElain's
Stomach and Liver Tablets tonight be-
fore retiring and you will feel all right
in the morning. Sold by all dealers.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1910-08-31
IOWA OPINIONS AND NOTES.

The only comparison the Des Moines
Tribune can think of between Roose-
veit's speeches and the presidential let
ter that would exactly fit is poem by
Alfred Austin just ahead OF a poem by
Rudyard k:pling. Certainly the presi-
dent is the Alfred Austin OF American
pubicists.'' The Tribune does not
believe that the presidents letter will
add one Vote 70 the republican cause IN
November, If it is read, and il ques-
tions very much whether it Will be read
by anybody but those who have some
other reason for wanting 10 know what
he says. than mere information con-
corning the achievements Of the party
Roosevelt and Taft and Cummins
are all smart men but when they get
up against the question OF revising the
tariff by piece meal they will find il will
not be just game Of checkers, says
the Mason City Globe Gazette.
The Cedar Rapids Gazette suggests
that some ore ought % take sunny
jim" sherman, vice president-may he
never be presiden1-on somewhere and
lose him
Roosevelt again showed his bravery
when he dared 10 appear before night
sairced Iowans in pajamas,' says the
Burlington Gazette.
"On the basis of 1so-acre farms an5
larger. Iowa has about as many farm
homes and families as it has room for,
argues the Des AIoines Register and
Leader ION that basis il NAV he said
70 be filed up. for there is practically
no unoccupied land anywhere in the
state that is open TO settlement. If
Iowa's large farms were cut in TWO and
a tarme restablished on each, IoWa's
farm population would be doubled al
least. and by some such process is
about the only way in which it ever
viii be increased very largely"
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1910-08-31
IOWA PACKING PLANTS.
IDayenport Timesl

davenport TlmeSJ
The other day the Agar Packing
Company of Des Moines went into the
hands of a receiver. The announce
ment said it was the result, not of a
lack of business. but of tight money
market. And now comes the Iowa City
Republican with the declaration that
the bankruptcy proceedings against the
Agar Company are the direct result OF
the fight that has been made by the
Corn Belt Meat Producers Association
for lower rates for livestock shipments
TO Chicago from Iowa points. The Re-
publican also asserts that Clifford
Thorne. who was the associations at
torney. is in way directly responsible
for the shipping Of cattle to Chicago
and the destruction OF the Agar Pack
ing Company. Unfortunately for the
Republicans argument, the Agar Com
pany at Des Moines did not so into
bankruptcy because of any conditions
that obtained in Iowa. They We're get
ting plenty of livestock. The company
in Iowa was prosperous. But it hap
pened that the Agar people also have a
packing house in Chicago. and it was
the Chicago house that ran behind and
got the company into trouble. Accord
ing to the Republicans theory the Chi
cago house ought to have flourished
and the Iowa house dwindled away.
The reverse was true.
WHY BURLINGTON DOESN'T GROW
burlington Gazette].
There are several good reasons why
Burlingtons population does not in
crease more rapidly and why many of
our home producers become discourag-
ed over the local outlook. Burlington's
home cured hams and bacon are the
best in the world. There is not a retail
grocery or meat market that cannot
buy them a shade cheaper than he can
the same quality Of outside products,
yet not twenty-five per cent of our re-
tailers keep these goods on hand or
will buy them.
There are two OF the largest soap
factories in the west in Burlington.
They employ lots of men and help. Yet
in two cases that happened in Burling-
ton last week, the grocer substituted
other soap when Burlington soap was
specifically ordered.
A Burlington firm puts the best %
cents a pound coffee in the world on
the market All the work of sorting.
roasting and packing is done by Bur-
lington help. They should sell every
pound of this product that is used in
Burlington, but they don't sell 20 per
cent These are few Illustrations in
point, because every household uses
them If all our people were loyal to
our town and loyal to their own in
terests. they would make these retailers
sell these goods. not permit them to
substitute others. If you can't buy
these goods at the store you trade
at go TO some store that does handle
these goods 1t is to your interest to
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1910-08-31

Likewise we hear much less than
formerly Of the interesting doctrine
that the Payne bill redeemed the Chi
cage pledge Of downward revision and
that there was no pledge Of downward
revision Observation-Disclosures Star.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1910-08-31

Out in Spokane bank is issuing
anti-septic money. And the Spokan-
ties have discovered that its purchas-
ing power is no greater than that Of
the microbic kind.-Cleveland Plain
Dealer
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1910-08-31

Mr. Taft Is going to Panama: Mr.
Taft is going to the PHILIPPINES; Mr.
Taft is going 10 Dublin, \. H. Mean
while Mr.. Taft is assiGuously STAYING in
Beverly-Boston Daily Globe.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1910-08-31

A New York policeman who has fall
en- heir TO s125,00 proposes 10 stick to
his Job. Does this mean that a po
Nceman's opportunities n the metropo-
lis make sl25,oo0 look a mere baga-
,elle?-San Francisco Chronicle.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1910-08-31

The $4,000 launch bought a few
months ago for use during the Taftian
summer cruise is now sent TO the junk
heap. What's $4,000 anyhow to a
prosperity. higa protection administra
ton o-Pittsburg Post.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1910-08-31

Roosevelt again showed his bravery
when he dared 10 appear before night
sair,ed Iowans in pajaulas,' says the
Burlington Gazette
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1910-08-31

The Cedar Rapids Gazette suggests
that some ore ought 20 take sunny
jim" sherman, vice president-may he
never be president-on somewhere and
lose him"
The Boise citizen. (Boise, Idaho) 1906-1910, 1910-10-28
Potlatch Company for Brady

News from north Idaho the effect that Hawley
every county excepting latah where the influence of the big
latch Lumber Company is being thrown for Brady will
called that the Poach company desires buy
lands upon which already the timber that the Brady
land board always compcen when anything by great
corporation has had the land appraised did not 90 through with
the deal because of the pending election The held
abatement until after the election The Company desires
secure the land at nominal figure and hence throwing
support to Brady
will be recalled that all previous administrations the state
OF Idaho have lived to the constitutional provision only
townships of school lands be sold single year. but recent
decision of Judge Fremont Wood thrown down the
bars and the Brady regime the big Poatc Com
p and hence has taken all the preliminary looking the sale
OF these timber lands to that company The Potatc Company now
has 2Oear lease the lands under purchase the timber
and some twelve of this lease still run but if the lumber
company can only buy the land then an indefinite time
IN which to cut the timber thus being able if desires to close down
ITS plant and affect the entire prosperity whole section B
what does Brady he the support of the COMPANY
10 the people want these large lumber companies to become
land owners in this state and the land question: fine agricultural
land when cleared do they system farming mon
large scale in Idaho These the evils are ano the old
world God grant they may not be tranpanted Idaho
Legislatures in the past have refused request of the Pota
lumber Company for extension of time in which to cut the timber
but the Brady board proposes sell them land under technical
OF the law and purposes before session Of
he legislature the technical point Was there ever such
display OF suseryncy corporate interests shown in te nr
eedngs OF the land board in this matter? Yes the Potatcb Lumber
company may throw Latah county Brady and then Brady can
ow large section OF latah county to the Lumber Company
The Boise citizen. (Boise, Idaho) 1906-1910, 1910-10-28
BOwen=French Debate

Under the date line of the 25th inst the FOLLOWING - A.
patch appears IN the Spokane Spokesman Review:
SEEING upon the presence of Burton [. French and A M
Bowen republican and democratic candidates for ~
ldaho leaders OF both parties in both parties Kooenai on
arranged JOINT meeting tonight in which 600 heard
nominees. ~ opposing
Bowen attacked the republican party alleging that it failed 70
up 10 IT'S platform OF two years for tariff revision downward
and the state republican PLATFORM charging with BEING
in ndorsng both insurgents regulars in the nartv
French parried with the statement that the democratic snea
all ms speech to the aings and inconsistencies of tbe re-
or what may be expected of them congress HE sTFD
I ia 1IS SYMPATHlES IN THE LAST HOUSE or
M WHY f1E WAS a MEMBER WERE WITH THE INSITRC
En- ~ In 3 BOI IHAI HE VOTED WITH CANNON TO 81
GOkE SETTER COMMITTEE APPOINTMENTS NJ
Franch will go to Murray tomorrow Ni'.
me people were given to understand that when w F Borab
ee the United State senate he gave up criminal practice vet
mere he appears in north Idaho defense of the Brady
ton. - ''uy duilhllstra
The Boise citizen. (Boise, Idaho) 1906-1910, 1910-10-28
A Bradyized Press

The Capital News claims to be Independent newspaper any
receives support from the people irrespective OF politics. 10 ~
its columns filled with fulsome sush concerning e ~
Jim Brady who according Shedans sworn statement
into conspiracy loot its business and secure control OF W
paper Bradys political 1t refuses to print news
of the present campaign that deal facts concerning Puc
meetings merchant of this city forced to pay advertising
rates print telegram giving accurate account OF e
meeting in Ceur Aene news item that conomed IN al l an
respects with the of the meeting as pued III m
Spokane Spokesman Review paper friendly to Brady but neae
the The Capital News also charged advertising rates 70 give
an of the BowenFrn debate CGur ene atnoug
campaign.
The Statesman follows in the the Capital News and
from columns would ever know that Hon. James n
taWey making the most enthusiastic and suCesslu ~
state made by candidate office within the git OF the
people Of IDAHO although minute the details OF the account
Jim Brady daily dongs that the people are expecting to be informed
that the governor and then relieves the aunce caused by ms
strenuous efforts daily address crowds that have already passed the
million mark
yet these sreputabe organs claim be newspapers They
part and parcel of the machine that lin Brady building up IN
the Idaho when he has secured control of all the vena
press of the do the Republicans of Idaho realize that he will
dominate their party with the same iron rule that Old Simon cam
used in Penns and passed to his son and which then
descended Quay and held by enose Bora II he good
then be the body of his peproud boss and he rebels
splendid talents the of his boss and he rebels
WE'LL the Capital News informed HIM the other day that ne and - Nell
capyes good behavior to have political future not just
they of the redheaded Kansan who to quote from
Mr. Sheridan of 1905 cleft record back there And this the
condition Of the Republican of the of Idaho when other
states overtowng their Bosses Idaho Republicans to install
theirs absolute control Newspapers being subsidized as
Republican papers but Brady and from the Capital News
Boise to the Sunday Post in Idaho Falls and Joe SCOTS
the north all join in the mighty chorus rally round the boss
There has been criticism of fighting Democrat who has
put upon windows the McCary building dsagreeabe
truths concerning Jim Brady but if this Brady reelected
of IDAHO he will have such hold upon the public
of the state that he has debached that W. Borah and W.
Hepburn other Republicans who may his path will be
mighty glad to get vacant window upon which advocate
their cause.
The Boise citizen. (Boise, Idaho) 1906-1910, 1910-10-28
How Brady Answered HawIev

Here is the answer of Governor Brady to the cto
Macay dam worthless from his address St Mares K the
County This from Stenographers report of the Deec
verbatim in the Ceur d Alene Democrat: 80 gwen
Gas to our neglect of duty, let say a word there
been this office year and three-quarters Last year
every dollar my salary and $420 besides charitable and
lent purposes have paid every single dollar nv neo
penses myself and you cannot find voucher in this state for *
that + has Maid for me- And tell YOU Sometime g
owen nv home to my friends and have assisted in every nave
POSSIBLY could make the people who from the north @
my and to city happy while they there ask anv @
or person that has gone down there 1t that amt amt
attending the needs OF people. s
"Now my friends that have talked to you, will tall -
next Saturday night about the Mackay DAM what an &
thing that is and that there hundreds thousands o. %
going away from Why my friends have sent so p
down there to that, and will send you a Statement @
the people that done everything that could done for them
that we raised that dam fifty feet higher and we are going
have for them 1911 and when he SAYS anv
to YOU this next Saturday night just somebody ask him tbs
question you say them that Governor Brady to YOU that
was going to finish that up SO feet high and that he
inp to have down for the people there time for Them
1911: ask him that. That is what going to do
Now do you want to tell you something about that Mav
dam? down there and walked that dam afoot and when
heard that forests were on e when the that
was DESTROYING your farms and your homes wpe ont w
friends and relatives what did do did neglect busneSs was
down there and egraphed to troops and says Boys will
60 there and help fight this fire and coming over e
mountains word we well and willing bows came
up helped yo and brought them here after we
found that the children suffering eegrapted
down home for them to come up and help tem and help
of them and got Mr. and his wife come
up help take of he for the children want and
they up and did that and eegraphed them 5000 paid
expenses myself and only that but teegraped Mayor Han
$500 currency help for the things they needed there
done all these things and yet they will stand before you
Saturday night and tell you that have neglected my duty
paid attention business don't you think that have paid
pretty good attention to that|
thus governor solved the problem of the Mackay DAM
Did anywhere give utterance to such maudm dis
the governor of Idaho uttered at St Maries? there
citizen of Idaho anywhere who does feel Inundated dis
graced by his butchery of the English language?