Marble Hill press., 1911-08-03

ernment employees oi rights they are
entitled 10 under the constitution,
but which rights have been taken
away from them by the president in
his desperate effort To prevent fur
ther leakage of information inju-
riouS To the republican party, such
as occurred in the Ballinger case,
CONSIDERATION fOR WOMEN
The cotton bill reported by the
democratic ways and means com.
mittee is especially designed to ben.
ehl the women and children Of the
country, there being a reduction Of
more than IS per cent on nearly
every item in the cotton bill used
10y them
pR why's GOAT
DIR Harvey " Wiley storm petrol
between food doperS and the Taft
administration, has been a militant
government chemist for u years
Packers of cmbalmcd beef are ar.
rayed against him because Of his
fight against the use of bcnzoate ol
soda Ben2oate increases the profits
of cmhalmed beef packers because
il will restore and preserve meats
that have become putrcScent The
cost o' manufacture Of bologna and
sausage may be- materially reduced
by using water and cereals Water
costs nothing and the cereal is
cheaper than meat The result is a
cheapening Of the produCt and a
lwcrlng OF the food value But
whca water aud cereal is used the
meat begins 10 sour II is 70 pre-.
vent this souring pocrSS that the
benzoate of soda may be used
Chemists declare hcnzoatc is Of M
earthly Use to the manufacturer
who wants to put pure food upon the
market
ID, Wiley also fought the hleachcd
flour interests to the last ditch tie
exposed The iniuriou colorints used
III candies sold 10 children He stub
bornly opposed the use OF sulphur
as a fruit prrwryalivc. He secured
the removal of the tax on dcnl,urol
alcohoi tie exposed frauds without
number in patent medicinS !; was
Wiley VINO started the war on the
use Of narCoiics and other poisons
in soda fountain drinks And he
stubsornly fought the whisky trust
until he was at last ovcTruled by
President Taft
These fats tell better than long
article couh why it is up 10 the food
doperS to ri Nileys Goat Also
Why it is up 10 the people to SEE that
they don't set III
PWurtNL lNnIFtNpENCC LOOMS NnrAp
Speaker Champ Clark believes that
us United States should grant indie
pendenr tn the PHILIPPINES, both
for their good and our own. Fur
therrnnFe. Mr. Clark advocates early
action on the subject. This is IN
contrast to the attitude Of President
Taft. who takes the position that
the Philippines should not bc given
independence within the time Of
the prescm generation. which is in-
terpreted by the Filipinos as mean
ing never
Here is what Speaker Clark ra-
Gently ~rote to a friend on the sub
ject: The Philippines should he
given their independence. guaran-
teed by the United States and such
other powers as are willing to Join
us II mo other powers are willing
to join us. think our own guarantee
would be sufficient; but | am for !
freeing them, regardless of what the |
other powers may do, My friend |
Judge Cline of Indiana has nitro
duced a bill providing for their in
dependence | think we wN pass
II next winter, and then il will be
up to the senate and the President.
WHY NOT A ROOSEVELT INVESTIGATION
During the present auditing by
the democratic house of the reput-
n