Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1911-01-30

session 10 eStaDllSn reciprocal feidtIohS
with Canada! Verify the stone that
the builders rejected" etc
The Des Moines Capital Of Saturday
attacks Kenyon as the creature OF the
Illinois Central railroad. Is the Cap
ital getting ready for another of its
periodical anti railroad sprees?
Oklahoma census reports have en-
trely justified the admission Of that
territory as a state. They also ex-
plain to a considerable degree the
cause of Iowa's unsa tisfactory census.
Senator Clarkson's bill introduced
the other day fixing the value OF an
Iowa wife or mother at $1,000. is like
other attempts to fix values on wives
and mothers and fathers and sons who
may be killed by carelessness of per-
sons or corporations. Why arbitrarily
fix the value of human life and leave
the loss contingent upon the death of
horse or a hog to jury?
King George will probably come out
in his suit against the newspaper man
who accuses him OF morganatic mar
rage better than TEDDY" did in has
suit against the Indianapolis News,
ct al.
The Cedar Rapids Republican speaks
of an "ObsoIete Iowa Idea In TINS
instance the Republican does not re-
fer to the Cedar Rapids shelter plank"
I, isn't obsolete.
AS an instance of complete change OF
heart, can YOU beat LATE loving the
primary and protesting against corpo--
alton lawyers?
If Taft was to make another trip
around the world he would have 10
choose between leaving Lafe or the
Canadian agreement at home.
George E. Roberts is for reciprocity
with Canada He says it is an epoch
making step. But then, George was
the author of the shelter plank and
disowned and disinherited his own
child when few OF the neighbors
raised a. fuss. It's a question how long
he will harbor an adopted reciprocity
idea Mr.. Roberts was one of the
leaders in the beginning of the move
ment which has developed in the past
ten years and one Of the first 10 de-
sert it. Unlike Jeffries. he seems TO
have the faculty of coming back"
Dap, L>rap,opt seat
in the lower house. Spencer having
withdrawn from the contest. Like his
illustrious predecessor. no doubt Penn
found a way to make good Indians of
the opposition.
Diner-wai,er, kindly remove this
egg.
Waiter-What shall I do with it sir !?
Diner-I think you'd better wiring its
neck, London Opinion.
Shut a window and open 9 grave"
says DR. Ronald Campbell MacFie
head Of an English sanatorium. writ
ing on the subject of drafts in The
British Medical Journal" Drafts
should be favored rather than feared"
LIZ. hdCf1o QSCldTeS- SAT III d VI d4l
and caught cold is he says, IAN
ordinary statement which one must be
chary of accepting 1t is true that if
man living constantly in a moist, warm,
| still atmosphere, and if his skin be con-
tinually protected from the normal
stimulation of cool. moving air-it Is
true that under such circumstances the
skin reflexes, if unexpectedly called up
on, may forget their business and re-
spond sluggishly and inadequately TO
the stimulus Of cold, and that heat may
thus be unduly lost, with deleterious
consequences, but the natural well fed,
we'll clad mammal has active. ready re-
fexes and is not likely to be unduly
chilled by drafts. The man who en-
deavors to avoid colds by avoiding all
drafts will catch more than his share
| Of colds"