The Bismarck Tribune Newspaper, October 19, 1923, Page 8

+ PAGE EIGHT ~~ “SAYSMOMEN OF U.S, WILL LOSE BEAUTY This Bilogist Sinks Into Deepest Pessimism at Kansas Meeting | Topeka, Kan. Oct. 19.—(By the’ Associated Press)—The American: woman is rapidly becoming ugly, Als bert Edward Wiggam, biologist and publicist of New York, declared in an address prepared for delivery; here today before a group of Kansas; teachers. | “Our beautiful women soon will] cense to exist except in pictures and | statutary,” Mr. Wiggam asserted. He based his conclusion on the dis-/ parity between birth rate of Ameri-! can women of the highest type and! that among low class immigrants. | “By this process the America woman is rapidly becoming ugly,”| he said. “With a decline in beauty | there always comes a decline in in telligence. Every decline in intelli- gence brings a decline in morals for, intelligent people are more moral than stupid people. The crime wave is no mystery to biologists who have studied crime among the unfit in the last 100 years. “There is only one way out. The old family ideals must be restored the old American homestead with its; 9 good sized family of well-born chil-| dren must be rebuilt. The mother must replace the flapper as the na- tional ideal. Motherhood must again become fashionable among our up- per classes as it was two generations ago. Sound education along lines of race improvement is our only sal- vation. Otherwise American history will soon be written only in its ruins,” Hair Grown Falling hair. Lifeless hair. Par- tial baldness. We guarantee, in writing, to correct it. The hair roots can be revived, given new life. Sci- ence has discovered new principles. The Van Ess Liquid Scalp Massage combats that infected sebum which clings to hair and destroys it. Patented applicator free with each bottle massages germ combating elements directly to hair roots. 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The little log cabin will be forwarded to New York by the Woman's Roosevelt Me- morial Association and probably placed in “Roosevelt House”, the birthplace of the former president, eign grand commander of the su- e council and inspector-ceneral ‘ottish Rite Masons in Alabami ed from the supreme council | after a discussion over the Ku Klux Klan. ; | During the debate Mr. Moore was charged by members of the council, pre: | of using his weekly publication, “The | Fellowship Forum” issued here for furthering aims of the Klan. | See i Read Tribune Want Ads. | i 1906 The suggestion is as good today as in 1906—so is the hat. The light shades in rough finished hats are smart ee FIVE DOLLARS phonograph complete, with 18 very good slightly used plano, MUSIC Chicago, Ill. 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Crawford, president of the Woman’s Roosevelt Memorial Aspciation in North Dakota, ox- pressed pleasure over the Work done by the boys. - : FLAX POOL IS PLANNED Farm Bureau Federation | Takes Step to Arrange Organization ‘ Fargo, Det. 19—The Exeentive committee of the North Dakota Parm Bureau Federation in the two-days session which closed —_yeategday, launched two cooperative marketin systems. Preliminary steps for or- ganizatfon for one of; them, a potato growers marketing plan, were taken committee was: fet to work cor ed. of JR; €, Kiel, Hankinson, George ‘was used to fashion the loge Mystic | Rust,/Marion, George Wolf, Colfax,’ I. M. Rasmusson, Doyon, John Daw- son, Mandan, Fyanklin Page, Hamil- ton, A. J, McInnes, Valley City and W. ©. Macfadden, secretary! of ‘the North Dakota Bankers « Association, Fargo, and others, were named. The members named attended the session yesterday. They voted that the chairman, A. 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