The Washington herald., 1910-01-18
AT THE HOTELS.

not being allowed 10 interfere with this
principle He is Of the best possible
Presidential timber. and when that
momentous time arrives at the next
Democratic national convention at which
the naming Of candidates will be in order.
Indiana will no doubt present the name
OF Gov. Marshall. and he would be the
strongest kind Of man that could be
placed at the head OF the ticket Il IS
quite evident that he was elected as
governor Of our State with the assistance
Of Republican votes. not only a few. but
many thousands. His administration IS
growing in popularity every day. and be
is bound to make additional friends as
time goes on.
How about Senator Beveridge's
chances for the Presidency"
"Oh. we'll; you know l am q Democrat
although Beverage and 1 are personal
friends.
There is every probability that the
next legislature Of Indiana will be Dem
ocratic, which. Of course. would mean q
Democratic United States Senator. The
high cost Of living is, at the present tine,
attracting the attention OF our people.
and the party IN power has to explain
the cause Of II in q most satisfactory
manner 70 the people. which. however.
seems well-nigh impossible Everything
has gone up in price, and wages are the
same as they were years ago. This Is a
question which may help to lose the reg
! lslature 20 the Republicans
Yes. there are quite q number OF men
mentioned for the high Office Of Senator.
/ Among them are J. T. Lamb, Of Terre
/ Haute; L. T. Slack, Of Franklin; Col.
/ Charles L. Jewett, Of New Albany; John
", Kern. and Thomas Taggart. Tag
/ CART, particularly, would make an excel
/ lent United States Senator He is very
strong with the party in Indiana-well.
/ in fact, so are all the others; all good
linen, eminently qualified TO I'LL the posi-
ton with credit 10 themselves. 70 their
state, and % their party"
Mrs. Grace Kirkland, Of Atlanta. Ca.
| IS at the Riggs House. Mrs. Kirkland IS
| the managing editor Of Watson's Jefer-
/ sonian Magazine, and The Weekly JetfeT-
/ sonian. and is here on business
An interesting question for everybody
who gets q prescription filed IS just
what right a person has in the biz Of
Latin which he has paid the doctor for.
and for the translation OF which into
drugs De now pays the chemlst" said Dr.
H @. Korner, Of Chicago. who is at the
Raleigh. Has ne q right TO retain the
paper in question, and later TO present i
Tor q second or even a third, and a
fourth filling? The druggist and doctor
don't think he has. They think IL would
be pretty much Ike prescribing for him
self over their signature.
In Philadelphia" continued Dr.. Kor-
ner "a certain form Of prescription
blank is often used. IN addition 20 the
usual printed matter upon the face Of
the prescription are the words, Note
The conditions under which this pre-
scription IS written will be found on the
reverse side hereof and on the other
side is found, This prescription is writ
ten for the party whose name appears
thereon for the present indications only;
hence is not 10 be renewed without my
written consent. and no copy OF same IS
TO be given. The pharmacist compound
I ing ii viii kindly preserve same on his
prescription file This is then TO be
dated and signed
! When such prescriptions come into
T the hands Of a pharmacist" added the
/ Chicago physician, "a sticker Ike the
/ following may be used: Your physician
/ directs that this prescription IS no: TO
/ be renewed without his consent
John Mitchell, the weU-known labor
leader. discussing the monuments placed
I by the various states in the rotuuda Of
/ the Capitol. said that he thought that
Miss WIZARDS statue was one Of the
most beautiful I'm the collection.
Especially the movement for which
( Miss Willard stood fully deserved TO be
. recognized in this manner. I believe that
total abstinence or temperance is one Of
/ the movements which has more benefits in
store for humanity than almost any other.
I myself believe in local option, and am
fully in accord with total abstinence. I
cannot say that ] subscribe as heartily
10 the principle of prohibition. The idea
to do away with the drink evil and all
/ its consequences must originate with the
people. If legislated into the people il
/ is rather difficult 10 carry out effectively.
Many crimes are directly traceable TO the
drink evil The abOlishmeut Of the
saloon would mean that the money which
is now spent for iutoXiCarrs would be
spent for clothing. for education, and
other substantial things.
This so-caIled issue Of personal liberty
/ is merely a sUbterfuCa 70 confuse the
real question It is nothing but catch
word. the same as open shop which
never means open shop. but means a nom
union shop"
I'VE have a custom in the c0ffee-raising
countries" said Ricardo G. Muller Of
Rio de Janeiro. Brazil. who is interested
in coffee plantations in that country. and
IS at the Raleigh. which is unknown in
other parts OF the world When a child
is born in the coffee country a sack Of
the best grain is set aside as part Of tho
inheritance 10 be received on attaining its
majority.