The Wichita Eagle from Wichita, Kansas • Page 11

i I THE WICHITA EAGLE, SUNDAY-HORNING, APRIL 23, 1911. PAGE ELUVEIT THEJ.ARGENQI5E istedisii Bale MAKING KASNAS THE HEALTHIEST STATE IN UNION fa 1 aA MA' OF- v- i i fir i working out but at last Kansas In a fair way to become the most cleanly statein the Union. The first great campaign was made against the house fly. The slogan. "Swat that fly" was heard then for" the first time.

'It Js being used now In England, and the English possessions, and ls a household word in the United States and Canada. People of Kansas know more about the misdeeds of the housefly than the folk of any 'other state. They cannot help but assimilate the Information concerning this household pest, for Crumbine is continually hammering home his arguments in the Buleltln, the newspapers, in public addresses and the moving picture shows. How Slogan Originated. The fly brought his punishment upon himself by creating two or three big typhoid epidemics In Crumblne's state.

He made an Investigation, and drew ud To) Tin THE'MAiN You Must Carry Your Own Towl, Brush, Comb and Drinking Cup. When Travel- ing Now. FOR MEN AND YOUNG MEN DETERMINED FIGHT WAGED ON DISEASE TALKING POINTS or Oitiiiioiid GREATEST TIRE MILEAGE? The point Is, will you let imaginary- benefits divert you from the real issue What yoq will get for your money. Tb8 Diamond Rabber Co IKrcn, 0. 1329-31 Union Kansas City, and 53 other Principal Cities.

WYr IT TOfflSOJETOW Dr. Crumbine of Board of Health hls indictment against "musca domes-! tlca." It has never been nolle prossed or quashed. He needed a slogan to be used against the pest that was slay- ing Kansas, something that would wake the people up. He got his shibboleth Leading War on Germs, Bacilli and Deadly Pro- tozooans. For In this manner.

He went out to a ball game one day and there came a time In the game when there happened to Kansas is being: sterilized, cleaned and fumigated from Garden City to be one man down, one man on third, and one run needed to win the game if for the home team. It was late In the ninth inning and a poor batter came up to the plate. haunts of the fly have all been sterilized out In Kansas. The germs that once frolicked blissfully in the drinking cups and poisoned, infected and caused the death of a dozen people a week who were Infected on railroad Port Scott and from the Missouri river to the Colorado line. No state -in all the world is having; its health more zealously guarded than is the "Sunflower state." Kansas has a state board of health that Is something: more than a mere ornamental body on the "Hit something anything!" yelled These Suits Are Guaranteed ALL WOOL Hand Tailored Fast Color Serges Worth $18 to $20 the crowd.

Swat a fly!" roared a raucous voice rester of state officials. The secre from the bleachers. The batter rwat- trains, have been out at the window and you have to carry- a little folding cup In your pocket or buy -a paper one of the newsboy. Tou are not ted a "fly" and saved the day. The phrase stuck in Dr.

Crumblne's tary. Dr. Samuel J. Crumbine, Is known all over the country as the man who first sounded the general alarm In the allowed to poison yourself and your neighbor any more, and incidentally "There's my slogan," said the doctor West against the depredations and crimes of the house fly the death rate In Kansas has begun to to himself: "Swat that Ayr He began to use It in and on all of Out in Kansas you will carry your own drinking cup when you enter the state on a. railroad train or you will his bulletins against the household pest and "typhoid-fever carrier." Doctor Woods Hutchinson met" Crumbine certainly go thirsty.

The laws of the commonwealth, framed through the ef Through the great purchasing power of our chain of stores we are enabled to place. these suits on sale at this price. "Come in early bef of your size is gone. SEE DISPLAY IN OUR WINDOW. GLOBE CLOTHING COMPANY 210-12 EAST DOUGLAS AVE.

awhile back, and the first thing that Hutchinson said was: "I am glad to meet you. You are the man that made Swat the Fly' famous and it. was forts 4of Dr. Crumbine and his state board of health, expressly forbid the use of a common drinking cup on trains. Kansas has the idea that its people are naturally healthy if they could be left to themselves and no for great work." of the state government.

People of Kansas are Interested in the sterilization of their state. They want to be told how and when and why' the germ should be fought. Back la the very earliest days of the now worldwide war on tuberculosis through Dr. Crumbine and others, began to fight the consumptive germ. Pitiful letters began to arrive in the board of health's mall, and little group of men headed by Dr.

Crumbine took up the fight. There were many cases of the white plague scattered over the then lonely prairies of the state. It was a herCulean task to get In touch with them and Inspire them with courage and advice In the lonesome fight they were making. Somehow or another the Crumbine forces managed to do this without any great amount of aid from the state. The first steps were being taken In the sterilization of the state against the tubercular germ.

The first thing that Dr. Crumbine did was to get a law upon the statute book of Kansas ruling that all tuberculosis sick rooms and infected houses should be fumigated. This was the first ruling of the kind in the country, but nearly every state in the Union has it now or is trying to get It. When Dr. Crumbine went Into the office of secretary in.

1900 there were no laws concerning hotel Inspection, individual drrnklng cups, weights 'and measures, pure foods and drugs, tuberculosis or the disposal of sewage. Kansas has all thaose measures now In a definite and workable form, and they are all in daily, use. In case a railroad porter leaves the drinking cups out where they can be used the railroad company Is charged with violating the Hutchinson has In times past handed the "typhoid fly" a few heavy wallops himself. eign germs were' Imported from Kan sas City, Chicago or other1 outside When the doctor started in to clean places. like consumption.

go down in certain diseases. The fight upon the germs has largely centered on the railroad trains. The number of cases of infectious diseases brought Into the state by railroad convinced the germ fighters that this was the principal source of infection. The inside of railroad oars in Kansas now has an odd appearance. It Is hung here and there with placards of various sizes and colors calling attention to many very excellent rules and regulations for preserving your own and other folks' health.

The "Don't Spit on the Floor" sign means Just what it says. Try violating It once and see what will happen to you. There is a constant watchfulness by state and county officials and the decrees of the board of health are carefully enforced. Kansas has found that It all pays In the end. Every placard sent out by the germ fighters is full of excellent advice, and the prairie folk have formed the habit of reading them all and acting on most of their Kansas has always been looked upon as the "singed cat" of the sisterhood of the bad and poisonous foods and drugs from the merchants' and druggists' shelves there was a howl from all the length and breadth -of the Sunflower State.

The report that he sent out smallpox and diphtheria were traced back in a hundred or so cases, and a large number of these affections were found to have come into the state by train and been' disseminated by the common drinking cup. Therefore the common drinking cup was unceremoni went all over the country and the of fenders In other states began to feel uneasy. The people began to ask awk ward questions about tht nature of the ously banished from the railroad trains and travelers in Kansas now carry their own cups as religiously as they foods they had been eating and the Now Is Time to save money on your millinery purchases. Let us convince you that vre make prices as low novr -when you want your hats and can Ret a season's wear out of them as exclusive stores will ask you for the same styles and materials at the end of the season. Hundreds of new hats received every week.

Come in and see them. do their own toothbrushes, says the St JjOuIs Republic. wholesalers and the retailers, the big stores and the little ones began to protest and petition. Associations without number met and passed resolutions de Dr. Crumbine of the state board of health is heading a state-wide fight against the germ.

He is not particular nouncing the agitation and pointing out that It was running their business and as to what sort of bacilli or a proto zooan it happens to be. It Is sufficient making folks uneasy. But tbe people rallied and stood by the health board through all the fight. He was lam to know that it is dangerous to life and comfort. All the school children pooned and lambasted, -but 'the people of Kansas have been carrying their law and someone haled into, court.

When a hotel is found to be dirty and unsanitary, a menace to the "traveling who had learned the truth for the first states. Its picturesque grasshoppers, hot winds, Band storms and politics are the things that the average man thinks of first 'when he hears' the name -of the state. "Bledlng Kansas" still makes men a thousand 'miles away grin and wink at-thelr when they hear It. "Kansas cranks" is the way the Easterner, accustomed to doing Very much as he pleases, would refer to the own drinking cups for a year or more, Lawn time stood by and patted him on the back. Heavy legal artillery was sent mm t.

and now the health board comes forward demanding that all the pupils in schools under the control of the state public's health, there is still another law that can be Invoked. Kansas does not have to wait a heartbreaking time down to drive hi mfrom his position. but it was useless. A "poison squad" of Dresses 98c In order to have a nuisance abated, be given Individual paper towels for use In the wash rooms of the school dogs was organized and then there men who are cleaning the germs out of the Sunflower state. There Is quick action and plenty of It in the lawa that Dr.

Crumbine has been Instrumental In placing on the were some more reports. Kansas read them and clamored for more. The state It is hard for the mind that works In 25 dozen nicely pretty pat- was ready and more than willing for an, Eastern groove to understand how tern Lawn Dresses, suitable for the process of civilization. The fly ha3 been hunted down and made Innocuous In many of. the cities where his theories have been put 'Into practice and the lawns concerning the Finally the state board of health street or housewear.

They sell reg turned Its attention to the water of Kansas. Immediately thereafter the I disposal of sewage strictly enforced. thoroughly in earnest a Kansan can become on. a matter of law The man from the older regions has been used to seeing the most fundamental of the hygienic laws ignored by the butcher, the baker and the candlestick maker, and everyone else concerned. No one pays much attention to The, bulletin of the Kansas state ularly "at high priced department stores and exclusive shops at $2.00.

Special this week 93c All Linen Dresses, $3.00 board of health is published monthly death roll in many diseases began to grow smaller. There were no more kicks and more howls- from the water companies, but the people were firm buildings. It Is Just another phase of the warfare against the ubiquitous disease germs that somehow manage to live in the keen, bracing air of the Kansas plains. They will need to be splendid examples of the survival of the fittest in order to escape the vigilant warfare that Is being directed by Dr. Crumbine.

Value Human Life. Within the last half dozen years Kansas and other Western states have been waking up to the fact that' human life Is -worth something in dollars and cents, and that every death that occurs within the state is an actual economic loss to the living oitlzens. As soon as this became firmly fixed in the minds of the population, it was time for Dr. Crumbine and his colleagues on the now and it goes all over the country Once it was a brief report mimeofrraph- $3.50 Hand-Tailored Hats At $1.98 Several styles of Hand-tailored Turbans; all new models. would think them cheap at an exclusive millinery store at $3.50.

About 200 in the lot. This week only $1.88 Dress Hats the largest variety shown in Wichita, at $2.98, $3.93 and worth double these prices at exclusive stores. Elegant Pattern Hats, trimmed in plumes, imported flowers and ornaments, ranging in price from $5.98 to $25.00,. The plnmcs alone such violations as long as the nuisance does not become too flagrant. In the West he gasps with amazement when value, 93c ked by the dootor and his assistants, but is now a regular publication that is the most talked of bulletin in the In-their resolve to back the board's efforts.

One at a time the water supplies of Kansas towns were investigated and ordered changed and purified. Kan the train porter tells him that he can Fancy Lawn and Gingham Dresses, regular $3.50 values; world. Through this the people, of Kansas are directed in the work of sas Ukes the sterilizing process. The not have a drink unless he finds a drinking cup or buys one. Neither can taunting phrase of "Kansas Cranks" he find a brush comb that is In use $2,45 has lost its sting.

They take pride in now sterilizing the disease germ and put ting the ills of human flesh to rout. How the "War la Waa-ed, by any and every one. Kansas holds that a towel, a bed sheet, the drinking cup and the. brush and comb are Just Kansas is in deadly earnest In its the efficiency of the state board of health and what It has done to the mortuary statistics. Doctor Samuel Jay Crumbine is looked upon as an In fight agamst germs, bacilli and all oth 0 as Intimate and particular pieces of er known and unknown means of infec personal property as the tooth brush.

New York and Chicago may look at state board of health to Etart the fight against the germ and the germ carrier. "Swat the Fly" was heard for the first time in Kansas. The officials in charge of the fight out i there made people understand that the house fly tion. Doctors from all over the state make weekly reports to the health stitution. The Kansas imagination pictures him at an omni-present foe of all germs, bacilli, infection and preventable disease.

Iff the matter differently, but Kansas has already made a ruling on the subject board, and the board keeps an eye open for any possible epidemic. A telegram Choice of Any Tailored Suit In Entire Stock Only $9.95 Voile Skirts, nicely trimmed, good quality, all wool; regular $7.50 quality; this week only $4.03 and will abide by It. was not the Innocent little scavenger for aid, and an experienced warrior that everyone had always thought he from the board of health office is on People Are Interested. The Kansas state board of health gets more letters than any other department was. They told the truth about his his way to aid the local physicians In their attempts to stamp out smallpox filthlness, his germ-carrying powers and the ease and frequency with which SCHOOL lNOTEV' he was speeding death from house to measles, diphtheria or infantile paralysis.

While watching that the cup law and the hotel Inspection statute, and house in tbe typhoid season. All Kan the regulations concerning files and Same style Skirt as above, in fine all wool chiffon Panama; a bargain; only $4.93 RICH, RARE BEAUTY LIES DEFTLY HIDDEN IN EYERY WOMAN'S SKIN sas straightened up and began fighting the fly. He was safe nowhere In the tuberculosis and typhoid, are all being would cost as much elsewhere. Untrimmed Shapes, all new; large and small, cheap at $1.00. Special 49o A whole table full of stylish Straw Shapes, values up to $2.00, only 98c All better grades of Shapes equally as low.

enforced, the Crumbine forces are starting a vigorous fight against in 50c Shirt Waists; special--. commonwealth, for the state board of agriculture got In back of the war that was being made by the Crumbine fly fighters and told the farmers of. the state Just how dangerous, deadly arid fantile paralysis. The "Children's Plague" Is to be stamped out and drlv en forth from Kansas before it gets a foothold if such a result is humanely dreadful ''musca domestical really was $1.00 Shirt Waists; special 43o $4.00 Silk Messaline Waists, new kimono sleeve; this week only $2-75 possible. Wichita Collece of Maete.

The fourth term of the Tegular school year opened Saturday, a week ago, with splendid enrollment of new students and a number of former students who came to resume their studies. The prospects for the summer term and for the regular school year which will open September 1st, Don't be afraid that you will have to sleep In an unsanitary bed when you Ribbon Wire, pc 15c Satin Wire, 10 yds 10c Straw Braid, yd2l Wire Frames Halo Bandeaux 5c 25c Aigrettes 19c When the doctor started out to ster go Into a Kansas hotel. You will not Illze the food products a few years ago, and you can thank the state board of the state had no money to buy foods health that you need have no suoh fear and make tests. They were made somehow, and they were accurate 9 Dealers began to wake up and find A Little of This Cream, a Gentle Massage and Presto! Beauty Peep Forth. "Under, the skin," writes Madelane Maree, beauty authority, "lies a velvety, pink complexion Nature's health tint which cannot be copied or imitated.

Every woman no matte? what her age or social position can have such a complexion, but she must not work against the well defined laws of Nature by smothering the skin with powders. "A simple cream made by dissolving two ounces cerol in a scant pint boiling water and stirring until smooth makes a massage cream of the highest order. This, cleanses and beautifies, lending an exquisite charm to any complexion. Druggists can supply cerol at trilfing cost." themselves in the grip of the courts Inspectors wandering up and down the state of Kansas are kept busy seeing that the sheets are of the right length and very clean. There might not be any serious trouble in case the sheets were only eight feet and a half, when 25c Straw Bon- i Prior to that time no one knew that 11 I-' 1 ff Al I' 50 Child's Trimmed list Special only 25c Kansas even had a law making th nets, small size, only 10c adulteration of foods and drugs a crlm nine Is prescribed, but a dirty, unsan inal offense.

Crumbine found it on day when looking through the ponder ttary lot of bed linen will get a hotel keeper who Is found giving his guests such a service a bad hour or so before ous book of Kansas law and at once dug It out, refurbished it and made of It a club with which to crack the heads a Justice court. Catting; Down Rate. of the adulterating dealers. The bed, the drinking cup and the It has taken a long time to get things Instructors la the votes depsrtroent cf the coUtge, was engaged as soloist for one concert dste at Neodesha. Kan, last week and made a plendll success of t.

Mrs. Harbour egoist with tbe LIcdberg string and will be heard at various concerts dar-leg the summer and aert season. have never been better than at the present time. Never In the history of the college has there been so many Inquiries about the work and so manv students who say definitely they will begin their studies either for the summer term or September The work the past Tear has been exceptionally successful. Students from all departments have been doing splendid work and the progress has been moat excellent.

One of the features Trhich attract the serious xnusle student to the Wichita college Is the many pupils' recitals and the great number of ensemble classes In the departments. Including piano, voice and violin. All these clashes ave free to the student and are of the greatest value to the music student. Much interest has been manifested In the special matinee to be given by the Minneapolis Symphony orchestra In the Forum on Monday afternoon at '4 o'clock, for school children. The management were able to secure the consent of Oberhoffer.

the conductor, to postpone the matinee until 4 o'clock, which will giTe the school children cf Wichita an opportunity of hearing this splendid orchestra. It is hoped that as many as possible can get away for thSs will find it convenient to spend 15 cents and bear this organization on "Tor the Zatt tea years operators feavs wora proteetlcg ad -impregnated clothes and gloves, wtlch absorb rays asd do not allow tfcerq to penetrate." Mr. llaraatk has n- dergcrne eight operations, havleg hi left forearm, one I we of the right h4 If ha io t.ad glanda remored from hi lfl aide, but he talks o.eite ef farther eperatrr TrBrr1yt, Kin en of St onisc ti Remedies Fre toTiry Bucnno rrrECT or x-rath. chorus will present the cantata XUlen" by Max Brucb, The Lindherg string quartet are en-gaged for Chautauo.ua dates from various Chautauquaa la the south and southwest. At Enid, they bave already been engaged for tbe ChautasQua in June.

A number of early concert dates beginning with early fall has also been bcoked throughout Oklahoma-Arrangements have been completed whereby all of the department of the school will continue throughout the summer months. Students from out cf town and in the city who contemplate work throughcut the nxmr can safely arrange to attend the CoIg of Music as almost the entire corps of artists will remain throughout the summer months and teach la the various departments. DEAFNESS CURED Another came has te be added to the death roll of the X-rars victims that of Ernest H. Wilson, wio was for more than tweiye years an eprator at the London hospital, Mr. Wilson, who wae only 49 years ef as, had ULitr-gone six operations.

Two mtnor operations were rvmd on his hands la to be followed by two more ia It. Then he loet one ftsrsr of It is the opinion of all who have used Dr. Caldwell's Syrap Pepsin that it has no equal in the care of ailments pertaining to the stomach, liver and bowels. We only have room here to print a few Utters recently received, but it is a fact that thousands have been received. In complaints like constipation, headache, biliousness, drowsiness after eating, heartburn, gas oa the stomach, and similar troubles, whether in infancy or old age.

Dr. Caldwell's) Syrup Pepsin is the one reliable remedy for you to take. Its action is so mild that it can be given to a baby in fact, thousands of mothers boy it for their children and yet it is sufficiently strong so that the most robust person will get action, People who use Syrup Pepsin never again take salts or cathartic pills, which often, by their violence, do much to upset the stomach, for Syrup Pepsin is pleasant to take and does its work permanently. Many have beea able to do away entirely with the use of medidnet after but a brief experience with Dr. Caldwell's wonderful remedy.

It is sold in fifty cent and one dollar bottles and any druggist can supply right tax.4, and ffr.al!y f.rr glials Mr. Iaex Dobbs Xiarbosr, one of the i around Ms arrsptta, Skh wer re "I Have- Dcrscrx. rated That DtaJncri Can. Cured Dr. G37 CMicrd Powell.

The -ret ef tf vm the ex4 rat-jr t'rrr tr tbe cjr ef ant f4 tM at iAt feo ef-? by 1te 1sJ. trt. O-jr iefta Ilad moved last wea Mr. Wfl- 1 an was fored to retire fresj the staS ef the Lorsa hoep.tal wtsg hi ef Tf TVl CI. Cf? IllOSS nOO Jwih llliJUw55 afr.Uttas.

K. llamacit. wfc I twelve years a eoliare Overfat men and women, mortified mmrm trr tv of con-' 'r- w.laon. rare J-'- Koitee as If fcy eras' vrV tw a- rpicuoj roll and of fit. are ticars ef tie growth the II wMl e4 Monday.

17tJ Another splendid papils recital took place in Philharraony Hall Saturday when It was again demonstrated th successful results achieved from the different department. The following stuSents were heard: Mioses Louelli Weaver. Aleen Ballew. Loline Kaufman, Ruby Mattox, Kaxel Swltxer. Avis Vollmar.

Lactic Spencer, Kay Hall. Inex Stone, Xxrna CassSdy. Pearl S-qu're. I-orena Ketteroan, Nellie Balrd, and Messrs. Wendell Hoae, Guy Crook.

The final rehearsal of the festival chorus under the direction of Mr. IIsd- mU trori Xfr ae1 fs.ll tf.rfreU-t bw tV is-ay be ejf4. fr. rrsa.iy ir.at inroara i department at the Ionda hets-uaL dcovry of an emir eat tee burden of orerfstxet, ia taSiea fron r. Hser at we.

rsay ts them, leavlnx th. frure ami s.V of work at tie Xodon tr.atter t.o-m lo-c rmmf4 T4 fitUowiag art teww txtrectt from Utter Dr. kat rtcrirtd; "It la with treat pleasure that I recommend Dr. Caldwell's Syrup Pepsin. For years my husband was a constant severer from dyspepsia and indigestion and binons coUa.

rave him' ererythinr I could think of. but he grew rapidly worse. I happened to think of the bottle of Sjrup Pepsin a friend had left wiih nve, which I would not give aim at the time. I gave it to tin now acd be improved from the first two doees. He is cow a well nan and we have never been without Syrcp In the house sinoe." U.

M. Davis. Orisgaville, Hi. i cannot say enourh tor Srnrp Pepsin- It Is a god-send to safferin? people. My stomach was la a terrible shape.

Am sted to say it is ail O. K. now aed am feellcr Cdc BoUh myeeif aod husband are osier Syrup Pepsin aod wilt never be without iw I hare had three o( my neighbors ret Syrup Pep in ard they tbfek it Is fine. Mrs. Era Gaakina, No.

204 Madison Sv. Topeka, Kas, "I have had stomach trouble for over tiro years and alwars thought I had heart trouble, for I had pains la my left side. Uj heart acd nerrea were weak. I have had a rood toscy doctors but none helped me. rot one of your liuie bocks.

red boorfet oce bottle of Svrup. Pevin to try. Tbe very first tot tie helped me and I have used three 90e bottles and feel like a new I ens eat, sleep sad wcrx every Kasaer, No. 8C4 Sth El, aloUse, HI. I am pleased to write aod let you keow that Sirup Pepfa 1 the greatest remedy on earth for aU stomach I had bad stomach troeble for more than five or six years and tried all kinds of medicines withoat doing me any rood, but cow ose only your Syrap Pepsin acd feet iUe a sew mas.

I eai scything want and three sqaare meals a cay. P. LL Gavelias. Wagoner, Oil. proporuonee, th Heaa r.rrs.

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1a aiSr. nr. r2. JcSr lafvratioai bw te ba rrd you. Bet if yon prefer to make a trial of It first send your address to Dr.

Caldwell and he will forward a free sample bottle to your home. Dr. Caldwell does not feel that the purchase of his remedy ends his obligation. Be has specialised la stomach. llTernd bowel diseases for over forty rears and will be pleased to rive the reader any adrioe on the subject free of chares.

All are welcome to write him. Whether for the medical advice or the free sample address him Dr. Uv.ti ions 01 iai ai raTr. fllri mjf nfic Urw Marrrioia Pre erfptu a Tat.iU co-itaia of th r.ral letf jrahi? a "ri; dr tte same Irgrei-vrc-m a th tkl- dathl r.i.TMi I'nmmii. ttlt lr.ts aa th onrlral rreaertpica tt.at i I W-rt IlL.

an4 sat tult haa Tabld 19 ccaey tnoaaxda of u--i oir c.r t'T eorr.forrat i rsen vorrn r5 Harry Cat, Mr. r.JscVaH. who berg wfll take place In the Forum Monday afternoon at 2:34 o'clock sharp. All members of the festival chores are earnestly, reqaeste-d to atend this final rehearsal with the Minneapolis Symphony orchestra. This win gire all those who attend an opporturity ol remaining- for the matinee program which begins promptly at 4:9 o'clock and the regular concert at 1:29 o'clock on Monday evening when the festival Li mm, miS'MTiri rat of a pJEd cr osort a 5ay.

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