Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-03-09


-7fls has heen the hrsf class Ne have
ever kad. sid james frrnor q fhe
stale heard a rhsFnses IL The Aortoa
last nlght Mr.. Aerssor ana bic ga
ffcres ~ere engaeed II TIE pheasant
Feereafsqn q gOsne ever 2sesn answers
10 ASul questions white soa NslL
The IslIers are showing un well he
oontinesd. and think nsusf Il the ~
spPiic&ats viii pail through ~ course
there sss fer young fellows that arr IA
y VITO hAd uo tosin-ss ever - 3ttenaps
the saaatln4tion These viii be pieeked
without any especial ceremonies I'm
mighty giad - note the improvement ~
The general class u applicants It's
good thing for the peopls a the state.
We trs "a make the examinations rigla
enough - that We are sure q The ability
Il the candidates, The state pharmacy
Law has tsen very saiastie thing for
Michigan Since II Me- fslssed there
has teen only fse OF slx fatal ml<tAkcS
Previous 10 hat they We're 1t oaDmtn
Occurrences. The nan that kept the
morphine neaf % tie qulnlEe sss 40
numerous for public sa4fes, and oonafort.
Hes becoming iost colony nov"
Looks ~ IL the Toledo A Ann Ari<s
road MAS going - have a lively time II
II before II gefs through" said j. j.
Steafns II Toledo IN Sueefs yesterday.
III doer not seem 81 nae that the road 10
In condition deliberately "a invite y
strike. an the officials seem 90 have
done. The Brotherhood ~ Engineers Is
powerful organization and will make
II mighty Interesting for the Il. 4 A. A.
OF course. II the Ann Arbor road were
a gigantic affair like tie New York Cen
trail or the Pennsylvania road. IL might
he able "a wage war against the Broth
erhood. with some hope IL winning out
But ] don't believe il can win. under the
circumstances That has always been one
at the most peculiarly managed roads
on record. When IL Was built the road
bed looked like q repeating letter 4.
Run 70 every town that gave II bonus
you know. The road has been straight.
ened out Some. hut the uniqueness Il
the management has continued ever
since
There were happy lot a youngsters
Ia The Kent yesterday afternoon. They
came here form the Ohio State Normal
college 10 take the pharmacy exafnina-
ton. There were twenty would he piH
compounders in the party. and they
pulled through the exam" in a walk
dead easy up here IN Michigan" said
one II the boys as be rolled fresh
cigarette. dead easy" echoed two or
three other young -phsrmics." who were
putting away at partially consumed
samples of deaths dearest toy. "fou
see. We expected e. get IL IN the neck, /"
continued the spokesman. Up here IN
Michigan. you know. an Ohio man
doesnt expect 10 get any show for his
alley. II we were from the L. OF III. II
would be different But we were treated
very s3uarely and courteously by the
board. The exam wac sfif and they
ground us pretty hard, but il Wis a
straightdeal and We all pulled through"
ExCongressman Frank w. Wheeler
of West Bay City was a gueef in The
Morton yesterday. Ii was an Mr..
Wheeler's shipyard that the recent ac-
cident occurred in which two persons
lost their lives and forty were thrown
from a schooner into the e-cold water.
the occasion being the laying Il the
keel ~ the hundredth ship built by the
Wheeler company Il would not have
had that accident occur for ell the YES
sells that we have built" said Mr.
Wheeler yesterday. "Bnt il was one 81
the unexpected things that happen and
We are powerless 10 prevent them. IL
was certainly unfortunate that anybody
should have boarded the schooner and l
regret it deeply. We are now building