Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1910-11-30

| ing in Iowa?
/! \ Lincoln man went down to light his
/ fire the othe- morning and found that
the furna &c had been stolen. This takes
| the banner away from the fellow who
stole a red hot stove
! Iowa appears to be suffering from
! congestion of senatorial candidates..
| The eet-rich quick man. who gets
/ rich in the substance OF the shadows OF
suckers born every minute. There are
/! two erGs TO the get-ric'l quick busi-
ness. the greed which seeks advantage
where it does not exist and the other
that takes ADVANTAGE Of the greedy
! The old man or widow who seeks TO
make on dollar do the work of ten in
speculative venture will soon be writ
! ing 10 relatives
Down at Mayo. Fla the press reports
say "a negro was lynched quietly
I Gagged him and used slow fire prob
ably.
Crowd a paper box factory with girls
soak the floors with oil pay not the
slightest attention TO fire drill deny
the building fire escapes and only
match is lacking to consummate a
horror like that at Newark. where
twenty five girls lost their lives Those
conditions which exist practically
wherever girls are crowded into fac
tories OF the Newark kind are the
shame of the American people VINO en-
dure them.
Apples found near Georgia polling
places We're found to contain 50 hllls.
Even in Iowa it is necessary TO put s.
into a barrel of apples if you want en-
LATE would leave the iowa dirt road
quickly enough if he could see even
bride path TO the Doliver succession.
That big red envelope which enclos-
ed the registered letter is 20 be ahol-
ished at a saving OF million a year.
Too bad 1t lent an air of aefluence to
the package whether it contained 80
cents or $1,000
Does Senator Young consider this
long continued fine fail weather is not
indicative of beautiful spring.
Mr. Carnegie is 80 years and billion
dollars old.
There is e suspicion that the analysis
which james j. Hill gives ID the recent
election was made with certain and
divers trust prosecutions in nind-tha
Northern Securities case, for example
The motion to put a limitation on
presidential terms in Mexico has been
overruled.
Bryan can be left out OF the confer
ence, but 1t would not be wise to count
him out Of the game.
Pennsylvania vert republican in the
recent election by something like s4oo,
. 600 votes less than 1t went Cor Roose-
Welt for president. Roosevelt is the
most valuable asset the republican
party in the country has today, the re-
suit in New York to the contrary not
Witnstanding.
\ New York dramatic critic deplores
the fact that Sarah Bernhard fills a
New York theater at tickets 81 per
while E. II. Sothern and Julia Marlowe
are forced TO play in the same city II
competition az the reduced rate Of ST.
But why deny Sarah her popularity
Why scold people who want to see peo-
: pie who have done things in preference
. to those who simply propose to &c
) them? Why not allow Sarah to come
back as often as she can?
Mayor C;aynor is astounding the
Go,halnites by simply doing what he
says he will do. Isn't it an astounding
state OF public rectitude when the
astonishing:
A new face has appeared in the JET.
fries gallery Of notables who could moi
come back.
Governor elect DIX announces thai
he will in no wise interfere with the
legislature department when he be
comes the executive head Of the state
Of New York. Maybe he will fine
things different when he crosses the
Rubicon. Unless the universal expert
1 ence of executive officials fails in hi:
5 case his anticipat ton of an ideal cours
will proce far more pleasant than tn
reality.
No man should be denied the right t
aspire to the vacant senatorship whicl
. it is now within the power of Iowa t
bestow. The right to have this desir
/. publicly acclaimed is also unques
toned and should not be denied
abridged or ridicuied. But along wit
= the rights of citizens to aspire to thi
office there should be no right to tie tn
n hands OF any member of the Iegisla
3, ture. Early in the work OF selecting
y republican nomine for this place tn