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V4thil1gtou, Sept. J. (Sprrul
Telegram ) Federal Prohibition
Com mitt ioner Jlsynrs n o be atkrd
for evidence to crrolf4t stQr.es in
the ''frightfulurti propitg!)) m hit Ii
department in putting out to deter
the utc of bf.oiltg liiinir.
The ltet story to arout? congres
sional interest it tlut alcoiiul urd
in tmlvcrsitirs In present cadavers
H being shipped ki bfvc'alfe
throughout tin middle Hft. Ac
lording to story, the bulk of Ihe
Mipiily has gone to Onulw Ly way
of l)rs Mriinii.
Mettiber ei fuiiKiTu sav ih.it ii
the reporn are true, tltrrr should be
111 J I aeti.iu t once In prevent thi
levelling of alcohol anl to pun
ish the imii responsible. If it it un
cut1, thru, they nv. Commissioner
Hayes it hiinjfing Iik office? into (lit
icpule by reckless propaganda.
U. o( M, I Mentioned,
According to I lie story, 450 gallons
i t lliil loathe.oiue fluid shipped
ti) I Jr Moines aftir being distJIed
from alcohol obtainrd fioni the I'ni
venhy of Minnesota.
Members of lic MmnroU dcleaa
I on, including Kepirtcntative Vol
stead, today denied having heard
silrh a rumor and resented the in
clusion of the iniiwrsity in such a
tory wi'liMit investigation,
At the office of the prohibition di- i
rector it w as aid there n no record I
of infornu'inn on the subject and
the only evidence consisted of news
paper clippings which 14 id the pro
hibition otficers would mak a.i in
vestigation of all the universities and
colleges of the country.
Iowan Called on.
Members of congress who are 01.es-
j fioninir this form cf propaganda, say
mat 11 onc-iait ot the stones told
by the commissioner's office are
! Irue, a bire portion of the popula
tion of tin,' United States is headed
j straight for the cemeteries.
Glen A. Bronson, prohibition di
rector of Iowa, has been asked to
supply til-- Washington office with
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Dog Hill Paragrafs
George Bingham
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Cricket Hicks came home Satur
day evening from Tickville wearing
a new hat. It docs not become hint
at all, and makes him look like a
squirrel, but he don't care, because
the clerk lold him it was the latest
atylu.
i iiv iii-n,iMk lunu iiini.tiioi 1.1
back on ihe job after a much-needed
rest, and al! who need arresting
are invited to call on him day or
night.
Tobe Mosely says he has been in
existence a long while and has seen
a good many things, but that he
has never vet nin across a square
pill.
Tobe Moseby's wile sayj a man
will complain about the unbearable
hardships of married lite, but that
very few of them fail to niurry the
second time if they get a chance.
IS POVERTY INHERITED?
If inheritance counts for anything
we, here in America, are headed for
the tcrap heap, according to II, N.
Hart of the 1'iiivcrtiiy of Iowa.
The Hart study covered the chil
dien uinlrr 5, horn to I .'KM) women in
Ioa. The women acre between Jl
and 44 years of age.
Hart warns against drawing too
general conclunions from too small a
group of women in such a limited
section. But let us read what he
found, anI form our own opinion as
to whether the 1,(XXJ women inquired
about were a fair sample.
He found that the poor have more
children tnan the rich.
Furthermore, thai the rule was that
poverty was inherited, after a way of
speaking. The children of the poor
tended to remain poor throughout
their lives and to bcet children that,
in turn, remained poor.
Occasionally children born in a
poor family will learn habits of thrift
will develop acquisitiveness and. in
time, largely as the rrsult of environ
mental iiitluence, will become rich
but they are exceptions.
The rule is that inheritance counts
Ihe poor beget poor, and before
long a poverty rut is established.
Another observation was that the
ignorant and poorly educated had
high birth rates. The highly edu
cated had but few children.
A third observation was that the
native or old stocks had a very low
birth rate. The foreign born and
their immediate descendants had high
birth rates.
A fourth was that the rural birth
rate was higher than that of the city.
Hut when the rural birth rate was
'nrther analyzed, it was found to be
' i:;h among the tenant farmers, anil
iw among those who owned the
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Ihe summary of the important
(inclusions is that the babies are be
ig bom to the women wlio are poor,
nicducated, foreign born, tenant
.'iirmcrs.
To - his mind, this spells progres
.ivc, racial, social degeneration. Of
course the invest:gation was madu
y one who holds the old order in
liirch esteem. That is natural.
Most all of us who belong to the
old order feel the same way about it.
There are those who think the race,
in so far as there is an American
rare, nerds the infusion of foreign
blood. The only proof that is needed
of it is the fact that the birth rate
of the old stork has fallen to or be
low the maintenance level.
But we will all agree as to the
harmlulness of those ignorance and
poverty ruts. Beyond doubt, eco
nomic barriers are higher' than they
have ever been in our history. The
poor boy still has a gambler's chance,
hut he plays against higher odds than
he did 50 years ago.
Likewise, while education is freer
and more nearly universal than ever
before, the acquirement of an educa
tion sufficient to make one stand out
is not so easy.
Arsenic For Eczema.
S. T. J. writes: Physicians advise
taking of Fowler's solution of arsenic j
for persons who are afflicted with
eczema, about 4 to 8 drops before
each meal, 1
Does tin. ue of arsenic
harmful efiert on the body
KH'LY.
.No.
have a
causes hay fever. It
less important causes.
I Starch in Foods.
1 Walter writrl: I have to restrict
the ue of slaichy otls on account
of boils.
Kindly give init a litt of the mot
important ones with percentage of
; starch.
KEI'LY.
Butter ami other fat none.
Lettuce, cucumbers, tomatoes, spin
ach, asparagus, sauerkraut, grrens,
celery, okra, ralfbage, radishes, string
beans, grapefruit, olives, and some
nuts, i per rent or less.
I'uinpkiii, turnip, squatli, beets, ear
rots, onions, oranges, berries, prathrs
pineapples, and nuts, between 5 and
10 per cent.
l eas, parsnips, apples, pears, rher
a weekly, put out by the Journalism
la . 'I he paper contains seven
columns, two columns more than last
car and Is printed oil regular news
j print paper. I his morning I issut,
oring puiiiitnea briorc I ne regular
tubscripiion isuiptign, was sold for
3 cents a ropy.
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Against the Law.
A. A. S. writes: lour article hi
tins morning's paper greatly sur
prised me. It, is absolutely agaiuot
the law to IIW a lllilk lu.llfo (nr 9111,.
thing else but milk and, above all rasbrrrirs, almonds, and walnuts,
things, please don't instruct the pub
lic to u-e same for "fly poison."
Symptoms of Diabetes.
W. writes: What are the symp
toms of diabetes? .
How can one tell if a tierson has
this illness?
REPLY.
Presence of sugar in the urine, as
shown by chemiral tests, thirst, fre
quent urination, obesity, and boils are
a.moiig the symptoms.
Sunflowers and Hay Fever.
Inquisitive writes: Last evening I
heard some neighbors discusting hay
fever and its causes, and the more
loquacious one lold the other that
sunflowers were the cause. There
fore, my near neighbor went to work
this morning and cut down every one
in sight. Here in the dessert, the
sunflower is our only piece of foliage,
and I certainly love anything green
resembling flowers at all.
Will you tell me what you think of
it?
As I never had hay fever, that part
was never worrying me.
REPLY.
Sunflower pollen occasionally
between ID and IS per cent.
1 otatoes, peas, corn, boiled rice,
bananas, and peanuts, 20 per rent.
Jircads and cereals, 40 to HO per
cent.
Carl Gray to Remain
With Union Pacific
A dispatch from Montreal, Oucbre,
I received here late yesterday, stated
; that I'arl R. Gray, president of the
i I'tn'on Pacific system, is to head the
Canadian National railway. Rumors
to this effect have been current for
' several weeks.
President (iray denied the report,
however, in the following statement:
"I have not accepted and am not
considering any proposition from
Canadian National lines. Have no
intention of leaving the Union Pacific."
First Issue of Central
High Weekly Out To.lay
The first issue of the Central high
school paper, The Register, will be on
sale this morning. The publication is
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Your teeth are coated with a viscous film.
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Film absorbs stains, making the teeth look
dingy. It then forms cloudy coats. Tartar is
based on film. It holds food substance which
ferments snd form add. It holda the acid in
contact with the teeth to cause decay.
Ocrma breed ry millions in It They, with
tartar, are th chief cause of pyorrhea. AU of
the troubles wers constantly increasing under
eld brushing methods.
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WILLIS G. SEARS, DISTRICT JUDGE
REPUBLICAN CANDIDATE FOR CONGRESS
TO MY FRIENDS AND NEIGHBORS IN DOUGLAS, WASH
INGTON, AND SARPY COUNTIES; THE SECOND CON
GRESSIONAL DISTRICT OF NEBRASKA.
Now that I have been nominated as your candidate for Con
gress, I write this letter to request your earnest, active support
of my candidacy.
For a large part of my life I have served you in one publio
capacity or another. Part of the time as a member of the Stats
Legislature and as Speaker of the House of Representatives.
For the past twenty years as a Judge of the District Court of ,
the Fourth Judicial District of Nebraska.
Since you have nominated me as your Candidate for Con
gress, it is my earnest desire to round out my public career by
representing the Second Congressional District of Nebraska in
the Congress of the United States
I feel satisfied that you have confidence in me and that you
want mt to be elected to represent you in Congress, but I receive
to many assurances of tuccess that I must take this occasion to
warn you not to be so over confideut as to depend entirely upon
someone else to do the necessary work and the necessary votinjf
to Insure my election.
Remember that your good wishes for my success can not U
counted when the ballot boxes are opened on the night of tht
next November Election. We must all work together and voti
to nuke our wishes count.
Yours sincerely,
KipuHicMi CinJUil for Ctmgrfii.
