Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1909-08-13
SAME TREATMENT ACCORDED
cuMMlNs' TARIFF INTERVIEW
While Farmers of East Are Progress
sive, They are in Minority-contro-
versy Over Renzoate of Soda Goes
Merrily on-state House Stem
osraphers Rout Custodian.


Globe, which is edited by Allen Daw-
son. formerly of Des Moines, not a
OF consequence in the city
of New York made the slightest men,
ton of the last speech of Senator Dol
liver on the tariff, in which he inti-
mated he would be more inclined to
break party ties than to change his
position on the tariff.
TT was clearly evident to me that
the New York newspapers are in line
with the -Aldrich policy and that they
don't propose 10 allow their subscribers
10 know of the sentiment that prevails
against the Aldrich policies" said NJ.
sullivan today. The Globe featured
the Deliver speech and IT seemed to
me that it was a speech of the greatest
news value. 1 expected to see it the
next morning in the big morning pa
pers but there was not line. There
was not even the statement that ne
had made a speech.
This same was true Of the Cun1mins
interview out in Chicago. where he
threw down the challenge to the stand
patters of the east. None of the New
York papers outside of the Globe mad
line of Cuunins' Chicago interview,
as important as it was
Now talked TO farmers and mer-
chants thru the east and I find that
they are progressive TO about the same
extent that farmers and merchants in
the west are. But they are in the hope
less minority there. Furthermore the
people never get 10 select their party
delegates there by primary. A COM
rnittee makes up the list and there IS
but one list to vote for and we all know
how easy il is to control politics in a
situation of that kind"
The president Of the national assoc
citation Of food and dairy commission
ers has appointed a committee on re-
view 10 review the findings OF Secre-
tary Wilson's specialists on the use Of
benzoate of soda in manufactured
foods. There is a supposition that this
board Of review win find that benzoate
of soda is harmful. in which event the
situation over that point will be st,ll
more complicated and involved.
In the meantime some of the MEM
bers of the committee are consulting
doctors as TO their opinion. One of
| the questions asked is whether the doc
tor thinks 1t wise that food manu-
faotures should be allowed to admin
lister therapeutics in food OF course
on general principles whether the stuff
| Administered" in the food was injur-
answer that question in the negative
\ = ~ H. At.
missioners believe that the question is
not properly decided when submitted
! to doctors since benzoate of soda is
not medicine and is not used as
such.
Boone is going to come to the state
fair this year with flags flying an6
bands playing. II will be the only city
| that makes a city exhibit at the fair
/ One Of the implement buildings on the
| grounds has been secured by the Boone
| Commercial Club and in 1t an exhibi.
ton will be made of the many manu-
! facturies of the city of Boone witt
! showings as to the advantages o,
! Boone as a business center and manu-.
featuring point. The merchants o.
/ Boone will come down on Monday Of
state fair week and will come in sucf
| fashion that everyone on the state fail
grounds will know that they are there
|
Rev. Miss Won Petzold, who routed
Senator Shirley Gilliland in the argu.
,rent on woman suffrage at the chau.
tauqua in this city a few weeks ago
will return TO Iowa to take part in tn;
equal suffrage demonstration at tn.
state fair In addition to her tn.
suffra gists are making efforts to ge
prominent politicians of the state wht
favor suffrage to speak with Miss Vol
Petzold.
The pretty state house stenographer
are going to walk on the grass abou
the state house grounds whenever the.
wish 10. The custodian and his chile
of police tho veterans of the civil wa
and scared by many battle wer
ANONYMOUSLY routed by the stenogra
piers the other day.
During the hot days the young won
en- of the state house have been spend
ing some Of the noon hour out on tn
shady side of the state house under tn
trees. No one knows of any reason VIII
they should not be there. There is g
much grass about the state flous
grounds that they couldn't possibl
wear if out But an old rule promul
gated some time in the dark ages for
bids anyone being there. Three ste
nographers We're discovered all in on
group actually sitting right on top c
the grass.
Chief of Police Cox was sent out I
order them off. He told them the Gus
todian would like to have them NOV
on. They told him to tell the Gus
todian to move on himself. Then tn
custodian went out and told them til
rules. They said they made their ow
rules and continued to cool themselve
in the shade till time to return to worl
The rule has been overruled and I:
busted.
AS an argument why the stat
health laws should not have bee
changed by the legislature, the stat
board Of health in its quarterly bulle
tin issued yesterday points to the far
that the total number of infectious dis
leases reported during the fiscal yea
ending june 80, 1909, was 21c less tha
were reported during the drst 81
months Of 1908.
''WTll the new quarantine law mad
by the Thjrty-third general assesnb
snow~as good resuits?" asks the boar
It is explained that not until Jal
1, 1908, was the work OF enforcing II
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