Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1910-07-26

IS higher than the entire cost Of smelt-
ing in this country, was imposed. This
was DONE he declared, mot in the in
terest Of protecting the struggling
American industry. but In the interest
OF monopoly controlled by the Gug-
genheims and backed by the great
Rockefeller financial interests" The
only way TO meet argument of that
kind is 20 prove that Bristow lied and
i that cant be done then line up with
him.
There is familiar ring 10 this COM
ment from the Waterloo Reporter:
There IS no neutral ground. You are
either for licensed saloons or you are
against saloons. 1t is your duty to In
dicate which" The only difference is
that in Waterloo the saloons have the
petition out and the Reporter is plead
Ing for their cause.
Yes, you fellows who hate the pri.
mary so, line up now and lets nominate
a governor in the convention. The
nominee We have is under indictment
by a grand jury and may be convicted
before the election He is a rather
risky leader with which 10 enter a cam
paign.
Des Moines has 100000 of municipal
construction work under contra CT
without any charge o. graft. Des
Moines enjoys the commission plan OF
government.
Carrie Nation has been lecturing in
Minnesota ana she passed thru Lyle
without drawing her Ratchet Carrie
has been sufficiently established to
make it unnecessary for her TO destroy
any more liquor parlors for advertis-
ing purposes.
Car Cannon says Insurgency is
dead. AS we -ecollec, il famous Brit
ism general so described the American
revolution in the early days of 1915.
Later events, however, convinced him
that he was slightly in error.
In Wall street the autorn obi,e is said
10 De bad thing for the west The
statement is confus &c. In reality ii
appears that the automobile in the
west IS bad thing for Wall street
1t has been suggested that the col
ored population support Champion
Jack johnson for the presidency. What
on earth would the champion want
with little object that pays only $50
light?
Altho DIT. Crippen is seen in every
quarter of the globe every hour of the
day he has thus far evaded the watch
full sleulhs.
Twenty-one Mormon elders are re-
turning 20 America from sojourn in
Germany. They expected to remain in
the Old country but the kaiser per-
suaded then, 20 take al earlier boat.
The recent total eclipse of the moon
was such success that another per
Torrance is announced for the even
Ing Of Nov. IS.
fSD.IlISSlOIla -NOI-USS-Ncl OOSS SUI
perfuous' mean?
Tatterdon Torn-A bath robe an 2
cake OF SOAP. Record.
There is now a demand for 'aer1-
plane lawyers" That should be easily
supplied The "fighty' lawyer is of
the most common variety.
Win Colonel Bryan try to come
back?"
The democra promise 10 pull off an
old-fashioned cat-and-dog time at OF
tumwa this week, but their little mix
will be but poor imitation of the real
scrap scheduled TO be staged at Des
Moines next week
It is now announced by the standpat
press that Governor Carroll has some
thing which he VIII let loose" If the
truth is told. how ever. Governor Car
roll mas probably regretted that he ever
let loose that which he then then had.
The circum thar The increase
IF population in Rhode Island is not
sufficient TO give that state another
representative in ashington. will be
borne with fo-ttude BY the rest Of the
country.
Down IN Texas the democrats nom
mated an anti prohibition candidate for
governor on a pla tforn demanding the
submission Of a prohibition amend
nlent This makes it easier for the
candidate 70 work both sides of the
street.
A bank clerk in New York who has
gone wrong, stealing the institution
blind, owned an automobile and paid
s35 a month house rent or a salary of
$1,000 year. 1t is hard to say just
where the fellows offending begins and
leaves off. Buying an auto on such a