Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1910-11-05

. II would have been nsdsrahle less y
asserts he Webster city Herald.
clifford Thorae one Of the -epubl!-
/ an nominees Tor railroad commission
- IS not agreeable II the railroads
OBJECTIONS are also made to him be-
cause he has been a fac:ionalisI." notes
i:le Marengo Republican. However.
he Is 4 specialist on railroad rates He
represents Iowa stock shippers before
j ne interstate commerce comm ission in
II ali their hearings and probably
knows more about railroad rates than
almost any other man in the state. His
knowledge and experience would be OF
much service TO me people If he We're
on the board The fact tina. h. has
corporations ought not 20 diseualify
AIM
There are ,wo men on the -epubli-
can state ticket .:l!s year, who. because
and cu-,ailing the encroachnen- Of
Slaughter" says the Madrid News Reg
.s-e-. These Two men are Clifford
Thorne. SO forcefullv and favora b. y
spoken Of by Uncle Henry Wallace in
his farm paper. and George Cosson. the
author OF the Cosson Law who s the
candidate Cor attorney general. Re
gardless % party affiliations Go you
want men in the attorney generals Of
fee who sand for law enforcer? emit
and in the railroad commissioners Of
fee. who stand for a square deal for
farmer. big shipper ard railroad COM
par3y alike u YOU do, you ONE your
Vote 70 these Two men whether you are
demo or republican,.
The liquor question has been ami
cahly settled In Crawford county for
a. .ees. four years 20 come. The cleo
tic. OF Porter and democratic .egis-
lacGre would simply mean 20 unsesIle
these conditions. 20 force expensive
elections ard 70 arouse bitterness and
strife. L would not open any new ter
rito-s TO the saloons :n this county
says the Den;sor Review. IT would
probably mean more saloons in the
towns which now have them. I. would
disf-a1chise the farmer o. Morgan or
OF Hays township and place the settle
mea- Of the question entirely in the
hands Of the town people. To support
/ the democratic program is The biggest
eool thing the temperance people could
( 90, Il is also the biggest tool thin &
! the salco-. men could do For once
their interests are IN common. Tor The
proposed democratic !aw would simply
mean more saloons in the towns o. this
county which now have them.
No intelligent voter should De led
( as--ay by the attack now being made
on Clifford Thor1e." says the OdeboH
Chronicle Such attacks are inspired
.. the railroads for the reason that he
has been chosen as the progressive
candidate for railroad commissioner
ard Il elected VIII go on the commits
sion a representative OF the people
not as railroad tool. That's why the
railroads don't want him and that's
wh,- hts election should appeal TO every
I honest voter"
q. Clifford Thorne is not elected
railroad commissioner. It will be be-
cause the farmers and stock and grain
shippers OF Iowa have been sleeping
and permitting the railroad interests
20 lire up. regardless OF party. against
him says the Sac Sun. Mr.. Thorne
has made thorough study Of the
transportation question and as attorney
for The stock and grain shippers has
proven more han match for the rail-
road lawyers. Hi sheart is right TO
&c; justice for the farmers and ship
pers Of Iowa and he knows how. That
IS the reason for the bitter fight against
him. Regardless Of politics. every vot-
er in Sac county. unless he be a rail-
road elaploys who fears 20 disobey or
= <rny n ,rl,c fnr
Mr. Thorne
Mr. Thorne was himself railroad
employe .o- nearly Ave years notes
the Sioux City Tribune. he was one
Of the great army OF high class men
| that the raiiioads employ He should
have the SYN pathy Of other good rail-
road employees rather than their hos
/ tility. He should have the sympathy
and support OF every elector in Iowa
who desires TO see Iowa prosper. who
desires TO sec her treated as well by the
railroads as the most favored state is
treated by them. Iowa only wants .
square deal and this IL as much to the
adyanta ge Of Iowa railway employees as
70 any other class Of her citizens
Dave Brant, OF the Iowa City Re-
publican, is bolting the republican tick
ct and state platform" remarks the
Hampton Chronicle. What could you
expect from fellow who has been
either a corporation supporter OF .
democrat ever since he was defeated
| for the nomination Of lieutenant COVER
nor at the Cedar Rapids convention
eight or nine years ago? Many Of ID
who voted for Dave At the time really
thought he was q republican-at that
time"
Roosevelt in 19f2.
! (Collfer's Weekly.
| The reaction against Mr.. Roosevelt.
/, az -apIssesSS :: :::e As-ea contest Ia
New York, 10 not new. There has al
| ways been q reaction against him, and
always will be. Tie election Of DIX Will
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