The Emporia Gazette from Emporia, Kansas • Page 9

'4; EMPORIO- DAILY GAZETTE PAGE S8VB2T.J apparenily Scientist To Breed Busier Bees HOOVER, SUCCESSOR TALK. ios. Ithaca, N. Sept 4 Science- cars jparenily is oa the thresiiold of an! succeeded. laboratory requires expen- and, them punch the clock in the relationships statistics prepared by Will J.

French, state au- tor, showed today. A total of was charged to the various state departments, boards, commissions and educational, charitable, penal and patriotic institutions for 1927, against $1.661,227 in 1900 and $4,053,923 in 19 Nearly or $12,603,189, of the total for last year was charged to the highway commission I and included revenue from the gasoline tax and motor cle reeistration fees, the bulk It a day but already other the. remainder the, secondary problem are la sight. unusual. time.

Red clover nectar, ior example, The possibility ior breeding bees, cannot ordinarily be obtained by which includes mating -of the more i bees, because the nectaries of ths energetic varieties iulrcduce busier worfters, was developed by, Dr. Lloyd R. Watson. Alfred, New Yorfc. who is working at Cor- nell 'university under the August Heckscher Foundation for Research.

He demonstrated a meth-: clover, where the sweet rests, are deep for the bee's tongue to reach. It, has beea observed that in dry seasons when lack of mois- ture shortens the corolla, bees can sometimes reach the nectaries. Dr. i belives that controlled which is the only successful; opens the possibility of de- one so far recorded in scientific; vcteplag toagued varieties history, before the Fourth later- which can reach the red clover; national Congress of Entomology, nectar in any at Cornell. 1' Hybridization and ex- Dr.

Watson perfected nieth- perimems now under way in Dr. The present method, which after cr :Sr.t is; show and for ais i panse? combined, the total is 6 nade, cent. Orcaicr than fur thf 1927 1 a. cirri in. j-U-momn ps-nod.

JS57 The svtv! 1 in of t.ic period continued show last wtek. Expenditures for the three one- year periods were classified as follows: Departments, boards and commissions Educational institutions 407.3G2 Charitable institutions 399,703 institutions 4 Patriotic institutions certein hereditary qualities, which are be- united and segregated at the Herbert. Hoover, r-s secretary at Washington, D. where they met and discussed tha buwnses of the department of commerce. xsvcr.

Republican presidential candidate. End his successor The farm of commerce, William F. Whiting, right, together blight, with Unued at capacity, piants expaiuioi: and ar- rftngUig extra shuts. Detroit fm- 'or the fourth week broke all retords. Building continued unuiuUl; active.

a slijjht shading of --hois- prices gave evident that u)e summer'iwak of consumption been reached, the petroleum industry continued Sn an improved position. Drilling operations in several fields caused some appt.her.sion about keeping production at a profitable level, however, and plata for restrictions were understood to be -miier consideration by leaders of the industry. The textile industry remained the weak spol. The Aineri- can Woolen company reported a de- fiat 3S34.703 ior the fust half of the year, against a loss or $822,581 in the like period last vear. Many cotton planned further i curtailment this week.

outlook remained good Uarveit weather. Pnces for cereals were stiil low ow- ef state- A. H. KrsuSK- who was renjavrt by The I. 721.327 507.605 126.318 jtiioLiviiuiuiAo detailed summary of the expenditures for the more important ae- and commissions, and for the state institutions for battery that built to last longer and 'serve better in your car.

service that you of battery care "and, you against 'battery repair. For batterv that battery that, udson Battery 115 Sixth Phone 1200 AtJTHOEIZED DEALERS Lawrence Hoior Co. Kiclier Co. Motor Co. AD5IIKE Okieby's Garage'! Nicholson's Garage Nauertz Son, Gar.

Pace's Service Porior IVIator Co. Walter Kergquist Bros Bnshong Garage CEDAR Trail Garage Clements Garage COTTONWOOD Mann i Garage COUNCIL Class-FarroTV Chevrolet CD. Wiggins Service Station Lamb Garzge Sam Jacobs HoylE GaDoray ELiVIDALEr-Elmtiale Garase ZschsUc Bros. Hamilton i Service 11.064 21,497 13.834 2594 41.069 2.037 300 14.490 65.314 389 33.395 4.902 115.502 36.637 10.078 2,336 i each year the three years follows: DEPARTMENTS, BOARD AND COMMISSIONS 1900 1913 Adjutant general "531 56,387 Athletic commission Attorney General Auditor of State Automobile Department Bank Commissioner Blue Sky Board of Administration of Agriculture 8,233 Board of Coiitrol Board of Education 430 Boardi.bf Health 2,378 Board of Regents Board of Review Budget Director Building Loan Department Conveying prisoners 7.513 District Judges and fcommon pleas 79.589 Executive Council 25.493 Entomological Commission Fire Marshal Fish.and Game Department 616 Forestry. Fish and Game Commission.

3,634 Fuel and Freight Governor's Department 20,219: Grain Inspection Department 27.265 26.582 Grand Army of the Republic 875 Highway Commission Historical. 5.140 10.436. Horticultural Society. 2,897 Hospital and Homes 1,500 14.500 House Bills 4,878 Hotel, Commission Insurance Department 7,108 10,808 Legislative Expense .18 77,470 Library, State 5,799 8,064 Library. Traveling 5,314 Livestock.

Sanitary. Commission 4,006 15,731 Labor I- 6.518 Marriage Registration 638. Memorial Building 81,032 Oil Inspector 6,317 5,967 600 1.175 Public Senice Commission 47,616" School Book Commission 469 8,475 Secretary of State 10,915 14,055 Senate 21.485 State'Printer .59,695 85.777 State Treasurer 11.000 16.606 Stenographers 33.400 45,535 Superintendent of Public Instruction .6,922 143.479 Supreme Court 24,576 52.795 Tax Commission 17,669 INSTTTDTIONS Educational: University of Kansas 156,80. 531,893 Agricultural College 112,084 479,865 Colby Station Fort Hays 13.980 Garden City 298 Tribune Station Emporia Teachers College 59,430" Pittsburg Teachers College 113,379 Hays Teachers College School for Blind 22,347 School for Deaf 47,595 67,551 Kansas Vocational School 1,500 22,010 Western University 7,500 35,294 Charitable: Tofieka "State Hospital 131.510 204.220 Dsawatomie State Hospital 180,580 Parsons Hospital state Training School 1 53,976 State Home 33636 Darned State Hospital Tuberculosis Sanitarium Penitentiary 197996 Periitenuary II. Farm for Women iidustrial Reformatory at Hutchinsoa naustrial School for Boys.

Topeka Industrial School for Girls, Beloit Patriotic: State Soldiers' Home 44 026 Mbtner. Bickerdyke Home Tlie Golaen Italians are crac- 1 829S 1 i 6-MtIeness and're- 'shiance to disease. Cambian bees sea! their honey with very white capping. CaucHsians are excessive users of propolis, or bee glue, and 155.61S. 20,297 BUSINESS ON UP-GRADE or ee sue, -the Albinos possess fuzzy" rings of I Siol i al chairman.

Center. chairman: Mrs. J. Hyde, Downs, vies chairman; J. H.

Jensen. Oakley, secretary. i Seventh- Lester McCoy, Crarden I Recent Are Kncour- Ciiy, chairman: vice chairman and Kcport sEeretary to be named by congrcs- 11.095 24554 271.927 104 533 7.0SO 4S.03S 46,983 hairs about their abdomens. Other races of honey bees with other characteristic heredity qualities also be brought in as the develops. CAMPAIGN HAS STARTED Clyde Reed to launch Attack Emporia 'Today.

68.647 Topeka. Sept. 4 plat- 54,330 -orms drafted and campaign i i-siions almo.t perfected, the way 1 as cleared during the week Just 339 ioir what promises to be an- V.805 ot! er interesting state political cain- -congressional chairman to be named by Richard E. Scpt. 4 COJTXC Busi- ortlinar- Never an iron on My Wherever tfr-trtcaj happen to tafca me I coula have marcH.

hat I never do. 3T prefer my own say hair Wavi and Siseen. I alwajs keep my hair clean by sUampooinii? a I apply Wave and Sheen wiui a convb. You can use a fj brush, or Just your hands. I.

dampsn She, iiair with combs in direction I the tie a. vei! over my hair and kep it on. about an hour. Some types of half require more tiine. sonie less.

The result is a soft, lovely, undu- ing to tac bumper crops, but sonic latins wave. Most people in toy improvement was indicated in wheat ns the export movement gcis under way. Recent North American rxjiart has been largely of Canadian crop, but that now cleaned up. Prices for meat animals went and the abundance of feed ops i trial will convince you as it has audiences think I have it. Many ask whether It is a naturai- wave.

It is not; You can luvc this saraa sheen no matter what method you use to; wave your hair. Get a bottle at any toilet counter for 15 cents. One congressional nominee. Mrs. Jessie ily of summer with M.

Newman, Wichita, sccrcinry. good steady trndc winds it: her sails, and now her stvin toward the i end of the year with complete con- fidence. i I i Miie past week, with the vacation season at its rcnith. S.IT/ no npprc- ffi in Diseases I retarding of progress; re- peris of developments of past months were so encouraging as to Kansas Health Map Shows Another Siump 'V? Topeka, Sept. 4 net de- crease of 44 in ihc number of cases! usc ll bl nla ket majors cf contagious and diseases in Kansas ending August 25.

as compared with the preceding week, was" shown in 805 ual -ieresung sraie political cam- I the weekly report of t.he state beard 6 700 ai in Kansas. cf health. This is a decrease of ap- This week Clyde M. Reed and! prcxiinately 18 pef cent. 191.584 89.787 9.958 39.315 223,395 76,519 108.110 30.574 288,448 1,500 12,603.189 20,000 4,579 9,070 14.85S 43.503 20,614 9.435 44,182 communicable i proportions on the New York stock for the week i exchange.

i Of 324 industrial corporations re- 'Ij porting net earnings for the first II half of the year, 192 show gains Chauncay Idtue, the opposing reporleci to lle -board foil Eepubucan and Democratic nomi- lhc eei taled 202- wn noes for governor, will plunge into is the prccccUn Rccorts 13,743 4,918 9.S03 2,520 163,724 437,838 24,578 37,270 598,456 42.871 99,209 30.279 75,560 the biennial political battle only well begun when the party councils drafted the state platforms and the central committees psrfectad their organizations here this week. Clyde Eec-d will formally iaunci as the Republican nominee at Emporia today when he will address a party gathering, while the Democratic nominee, who opened hostilities some few days ago. left his party council planning to start out on an extensive stumping tour of ths state within a few days. Republican headquarters were to be opened here today by Alfred M. Landon, of Independence, new chairman of the party's state central ccmmittee.

The Democrats were also to 2.087.406 1,942,220 8.793 68,104 17,071 3,690 647,007 602,327 349,570 59,964 228,084 35,504 100,205 open: their state headquarters here-sliortly, but of to later. by John Wells, the party's new state chairman. Socialists Bcsy Campaign plans were also formulated at the party councils bv the Socialists. Tentative plans were discussed for a state conference, with proposals for holding such a meeting aVSalinai-in October receiving favorable consideration. Sweeping-changes were both, and.

Democratic parties in the personnel of their, campaign- directors, both installing an entirely new group. new Republican state chairman, will have as his assistants, Mrs. M. -Walker, of Nor- from 14 counties failed to arrive, compared with 18 comities missing i the week before. i Diseases showing decreases and I comparative Miscellaneous diseases.

54 cases, against GG the! preceding week: typhoid fever. 22 i cases, against 33; smallpox. 7 cases, against 17: tuberculosis. 23 cases, against 31: mumps. 19 cases, against 23; measles, 3 cas.s.

against 6, end chicfcenpox. 1 case, against 3. The disaasss creases, with Diphtheria, 3 scarlet fever. NOW IS TIME TO put in your winter coal supply to get best prices and service. Colorado Ltimn and Nut Broken Arrow Lump L.ump Cherokea Lump An achievement in pointed heel hose! Hosiery with dainty littl" Diamond Points at the ankles which really emphasize the slenderncss ot the feminine ankle.

The enthusiastic reception of Burlington Diamond Point Hosiery by women of fashion makes us proud to of- ier it to our customers. A pointed heel hose to meet the demand of smart women who appreciate the superiority of Burlington Hose. Make jour from a great assortment of wanted new shades. Diamond point full fashioned sen-ice hose, mndc with narrow mercerized top tsnd mercerized foot to give (fi JQ long scivice Diamond Point full fashioned chiffon hose, silk from top to toe. Reinforced top and foot to insure long 82.610 41,505 74,718 191 105,294 Garage ush Garage Bovrlin Watkinson LcRoy Battery Station Zschcilc Bros.

LOST Reed Merilail H. H. Battery Co. Miller 121.608 60.836 45,851 109.387 ton, vice chairman: Charles W. Steiger, El Dorado, secretary; W.

G. West, Topeka, chairman of (he speakers' bureau, and Leslie E. Edmonds, Topeka, chairman of publicity. A treasurer of the committee is to be named later by Landon. Officers of the Democratic state committee, in addition to Wells, the Mrs.

Cart Rice, Par- sons, nee chairman: Frank George. secretarj', and James De 141 i Coursey, Kansas City, treasurer. iai.162 while organization of the Demo- 83.253 cratic congressional district comrnit- tees was not perfected at the party 209,793 gatherings here Tuesday, the Republican committees were named as follows: First Frank G. Todd, Everest, chairman; C. Voelker, Atchison, secretary.

McLaughlin. Paola, against against 17: whooping cough. 4S cases, against i Four casas of pneumonia were re- ported, the same number as for the! preceding week. PLAN CONVENTION. state convention of the Kansas Title i abstractors, here, have been announced f.s October 29 to 31.

462.405 639.997 83,785 379,525 172,881 86,223 241,083 41,334 NEOSHO Neosho Rapids Garage Avory's Garage Plymouth Garage N. K. Hcarn Ramona Tractor Implement Co. gett Electric Co. Givcns A Smith Caruthers Bros.

Sirawn STRONG CFTY-Sirong City Tire Battery. Co. Ai. E. Garage Saxton Bros OITY-Be-KCr 'Battery Weldm? Banm Son Garage British Cops Say Could Ciean-ap Chicago Within Week London Sept.

4 Yard could clean up Chicago in a week That is the retort handed to Chief of Hughes of Chicago who is quoted as saying: "Scotland Yard detectives would be as helpless as rank amateurs if they tried to suppress Chicago crime." A Scotland Yard official who declined to allow his raime to be used points out that Yard men take a pride in their work and do their utmost to track criminals and bring back to the dock, but this principle apparently does not apply in Chicago. the same latitude, the of action and power to adopte the drastic, methods of American police, a few of our fallows from the flying squad would clean lip Chicago in a week. "We had; 27 last year! and tracked all of them, without! adoptine the practices of the Amer- I lean MANY MORE BOYS. chairman; Dr. W.

H. Haviland, Kansas City, secretary. Weils, Erie, chairman; D. Clyde Knock, Independence. secretary.

A. J. Americus. i chairman; Mrs. R.

H. Truenlood, Junction City, OP) Of the 30 Center, vice chairman; F. births 'reported for Junction City Bl te en eiar Smith, Abilene, chair- and vicinity during August, 14 were T' mit, Aene, chair- Rirls and IB hnv: man; Mrs. J. Frank Imes," Manhat- giris and 16 boys.

Read the advertisements. tan, vice chairman; W. B. Smith, I Salina, secretan'. -Lathi-op, Smith oking WOMAN GETS PRIZE.

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