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State Society
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entertained with music, recitations and
games. An elaborate lunch was served
tanning by her two daughters Misses
Chloe and Anna h Many dainty and
useful pieces Of china were received:
Miss FAY Loose is visiting friends IN
Pev- and Mrs. Charles McCord of Ida
no are visiting relatives and friends IN
AIR and Mrs. A. Croxford of Salt Lake
are the guests Of Mr. and Mrs A h.
Mrs. Ruffner and son of OImstead are
visiting in Provo this week
Mr.. and Mrs O. 3 Suhr are visiting In
Mr.. and Mrs. Claire Reid entertained
about thirty of their friends at musicale
at their coy new home THURSDAY even
ing Roses were used for decoration.
delightful musical feast was enjoyed by
all Refreshments were served
Miss Dee Henrie and DR.. George IL
Heindse!man were married SATURDAY
evening at the home of the brides par
ents Mr. and Mrs. James Henrie- The
ceremony was performed by Bishop /. n
TavIor and was witnessed by the rela-
tives only \ sumptuOus wedding supper
was served DR.. and Mrs Heindselman
left on the evening train for wedding
tour east. Both are popular young peo-
pIe of the city and have host OF friends
to wish them a pleasant trip ana safe
The Second ward Y. L. NJ I. A. gave a
delightful social Tuesday evening in the
Social hall in honor of Mrs. j NJ; Jen-
sen. for many years president of the as
ISOLATION and lately resigned The hall
was transformed into q coy and home
like room with the use Of StreamerS and
NOTED plants, and cut flowers. Mrs Jen-
eOr was presented with a beautiful silver
goblet suitably inscribed. in evidence Of
fhe esteem and high appreciation of her
labors Delicious refreshments were
81 - 81 Hottie SnocI-7rt entertained at a
I,ensingtou at her home Wednesday.
Mrs William Fausett entertained at u
family dinner at her home Sunday
Miss Hazel Perry Of PaySOn was TIC
guest of Mrs Gertrude Page this week.
Mrs Harry McCOrd was the hostess at
"a dinner party at her home Wednesday
Mrs Isaac Bullock and daughter Effie
have returned to their home IN wyoming
after several months visit with relatives
and friends in Provo.
Mr. and Mrs James Dunn announce the
enga cement Of their daughter Maud TO
Joseph Passey. Marriage to take place
MI MI and Mrs. D. II. Roberts were
guests Of Ogden friends this week
Mr. and Mrs. T.. L. Nelson spent the
fore part Of this week at Pleasant Grove
attending the family reunion given in
honor of Mrs. Nelson's father, Jeppa
Nelson. lately returned from a mission in
She Tbe PalIas club were entertained
Thursday evening at the home of Miss
Alice Brown. A pleasant social evening
was passed
Ida. returned to her home after pleas
ant visit with her parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
TReniamin Bennett OF this city.
Cards are out announcing reception
70 be given by Mr.. and Mrs James L.
CLAYTON at their home Friday evening
.Jure -. in honor of the marriage of their
son RAYMOND to Miss Ada Schaerer Of
PaysOD-
THOMAS Williams has moved his fam
iIv 10 California for the summer.
Mrs. Jennie Worsely Thomas was the
charming hostess at a kensington at her
home Thursday. About twenty lady
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One of the most popular of the June
weddings was that of Miss Maud Webb
and Joseph Glover. which was held at
the home of George Webb Thursday
evening Over 200 guests were present
The lady members of the Home ORA
members last evening at the home of Mrs.
John Y Smith at music and cards. Re-
freshments were served.
About forty conveyances loaded with
Lehi's old people, accompanied by -
silver band. enjoyed a days A~gfng at
London Wednesday.
The NJ. I. a. gave a flag dance in the
city pavilion Thursday evening. All those
present wore tiny flags and the hall was
decorated profusely with the national
colors.
Next Thursday and Friday the four
and ice cream festival at the city park.
There Will be special programmes on
both afternoons and evenings.
Ernest Southwick and Miss Edith
Longherst were married in the Salt Lake
temple Wednesday
Mr. and Mrs. Walter L Webb and Mrs.
Laura Salzner of Sugar City. Ida, are
visiting relatives in I.ehi.
Miss Emma Powell has gone to Al
beTta, Canada, for the summer
The Home Dramatic club went to
Pleasant Grove Wednesday and present
ed Clouds to a good hOGIse-
William r. Rydalch Of Provo delivered
a lecture Sunday evening to a crowded
house in the new tabernacle His subject
was Abraham Lincoln"
Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur WEBB of Idaho
Falls are in Lehi for a two weeks visit
Mr. Webb is chemist at the sugar fac
tory.
Miss Clara Jacobs. after a two months
visit to Parker and Payette, Ida, re-
turned home yesterday.
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friends enjoyed a social time. dainty
! lunch was served
H. s Pyne returned Thursday from
Washington.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Hedquist and
Mrs Kitty Hines are making prepara-
tons for a trip TO Great Britain They
will leave Provo on the 22d inst. and visit
relatives in the east, leaving New York
the first week in July.
Mr.. and Mrs. o. W. Baily entertained at
a very elaborate dinner party at their
! home Tuesday evening. Covers were laid
for eighteen
Mrs w. b. Ward IS visiting in Stockton
with her sister, Mrs. MuhlenbrUck, for
few weeks.
Miss TessIe Kirkwood. assisted by a
number of her co-wOTlers at the Startup
candy factory, entertained at CHINA
shower Friday evening in honor Of Miss
Bertha Burles. Music. games and
merry good time were enjoyed by all
\ dainty lunch was served Many beau
tiful pieces OF china were received.
Mrs. Howe of Salt Lake City is visit
ing her son, George E Howe. and family
I in Provo for few weeks.
The Rebekah lodge held very impressive
memorial services in its rooms Tuesday
evening.
Mrs r. S. Hines and Mrs. Charles
Hedquist spent Sunday in Springville. the
guests OF Mrs. s. Packard.
One Of the greatest musical treats the
Provo people have enjoyed for a long
| time was the musicale given by Mrs Y.
B. DeLOery In honor of her brother, Eu-
I ii
evening. The numbers were given by
pupils of Mrs DeLOCry, who include
some Of the best talent in Salt Lake and
Provo. and were greatly appreciated by
all present.
Mrs. Ida Jones Deputy of Seattle,
Wash, is the guest of Miss Beulah Bach
man.
Miss Miriam NeIkIe left Saturday for the
east, where she will spend the summer
The Utah SOrOsis gave a very enjoyable
lake part Wednesday afternoon at Utah
lake.
Mrs. Bell McAdam Of Eureka was the
guest Of Mr.. and Mrs. J. W. McAdam
Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Clarence Jarvis have re-
turned homo from Ann ArbOT, where Mr..
Jarvis has been studying.
Mrs G. Z. Eldredge of Salt Lake City
is visiting with her daughter. Mrs. Reed
SmoOt, this week
A very enjoyable informal reception
was given Friday evening at the home OF
Mr.. and Mrs. J. ". n. WhitecOttOn In
honor Of Rev. S. II. Goodwin.
Misses Ethel Decker and Vera Dunn
charmingly entertained about forty of
their young friends at lawn party Tues
day evening at the home Of MIR. and Mrs.
e. r Decker. The lawn was brilliant
with numerous Japanese lanterns. with
feStOOns Of roses entwined around the
branches Of the trees and porch. The
hours passed merrfly in games, music and
various amuSementS- A dainty lunch was
served
Mrs L. H. Pritchard of Butte has re-
turned to her home after a weeks visit
with friends in this city
Professor and Mrs n. E NOyes have
returned home from Ephraim, where Mr..
NOyes has been employed as an instructor
in the academy there. They will leave
shortly for Berkeley, Cal, to spend the
summer.
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for Los Angeles to visit her daughter
Mrs. Mudd.
Mrs. Harry Evans, Miss Edyth
Evans and Miss Ida Macintosh left
yesterday afternoon for Los Angeles
and San Diego.
Mrs T G. WINNER win entertain
on Tuesday at cards for Mrs. ogden,
an OUT of town guest
Mrs. W. w. Armstrong has issued
invitations for cards on Wednesday.
Walter EIlerbeck entertained at a
box party at the Orpheum yesterday
afternoon for Mrs. Albert H. WOOlla-
colt of Los Angeles.
Miss Zaida Boutwell, entertained a
number of her friends Tuesday evening
at a dancing party.
Mrs. Emma Ramsey Morris will give
a pupils recital at the y. NJ G. A.
on Tuesday, June IS.
Mrs. a. @. Andrews. gives d pupils
recital the same evening in the First
Presbyterian church.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. c. Weeter and their
two sons are down from Pocatello for
few days.
Mrs. J. NJ. Cross and daughter Nina
of Ocean Park, California, and Mrs.
Charles Shields of Park City, were
guests of honor at a luncheon and
theatre party yesterday given by
Mrs. z. A Bird.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. L. Price announce
the engagement of their daughter.
May, to Ernest Urien. The marriage
viii take place during the summer
Mrs. A. J. Davis who mas been spend
ing some time in Minneapolis will
spend the next few days on Lake
Michigan and will be home some time
next week.
Miss Beatrice O'COnnor will enter
tain on Wednesday next IN honor of
Miss Blanche Cherry
Mrs. NJ. r. Carroll and Miss NJ,
lone Carroll left saturday for San
Francisco. Oakland and Monterey,
where they will spend the summer.
Mrs. R ". McAllister announces
the engag ement of her daughter Pearl
TO Arthur c. Kelsey. The wedding Will
take place Tuesday, July II, at .. m,
at the home Of the brides mother, 81
South Eighth East street.
Mrs. r. L. Shepard entertained at A
/ KensingtOn last Tuesday for Mss
Fairy n Davis, whose maj rage takes
place the last Of the month.
The marriage Of Eliza beth Tuckfeld
Parker and William Wallace Lawson
Of Hunter, took place last Monday at
| the home OF the bride. Mr.. and Mrs.
Lawson will be at home for a short
/ time at 21S II street.
RUFF Peak returned to Salt Lake,
Wednesday after visiting in California
and Nevada for the past eight months
He left Friday evening for Kansas
City. Missouri where he will spend a
short time Mr.. Peak will then leave
for Chicago where he will probably
remain.
Mrs. John W. Farrell and daughter
Laura returned this week from an ex-
tended trip through Southern Cali
fOrnia-
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Tintic's visiotrs to the capital last Wed
naSday-
Mrs. E. G. Hanson was among the Wis
itors TO Zion last Wednesday.
Miss Ethel Ivey, daughter OF John Ivey,
is in Salt Lake City attending summer
school
will spend the summer vacation here.
Miss Beulah Bacon is attending summer
school in the capital
Miss Mary Ford is home for her sum
mer vacation. She has been attending
school in Salt Lake.
DR.. J. A. Harveille of the Mammoth
hospital is in MarysvaIe.
Henry Matsch and wife were visitors to
Salt Lake last Wednesday.
NJ. r. E Sullivan made a visit to Pay
son last Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Hannifin visited
rplatives in Sanpete county the first of
the week. Mr.. Hannifin returned Friday
and Mrs. Hannifin will remain here for
the summer months.
MgSADr. LaI1er returned Thursday from
- visit to the capital.
Mr.. and Mrs. August Siewert have ia
ken up their residence in Eureka
Paul Wirthlin is visiting his family in
Payson.
Mr.. and Mrs. Sam Cox and family of
Mammoth have moved TO Spokane, Wash
where they will reside in the future.
Mr. and Mrs George ReddeH were
among the visitors to the capital last
Wednesday.
Mrs. S. E. Ware of Silver City visited
relatives in PaysOn during the week.
Mrs. Patrick Shea was in Salt Lake
last Wednesday. attending the closing ex-
eTCiSeS Of All HallOWs COLLEGE
Mrs. Penshaw of Spring Lake is the
guest Of her daughter, Mesdames Harry
J. Beane and Ollie Baker.
Miss Venus Schneiter, daughter of Mr.
and Mrs S J. SChneiter. gave a very en-
1Oyable party to her little friends last
Wednesday afternoon. The occasion was
the birthday of the young lady.
The Misses Annie and Maggie Bennor
and Miss Mary Gallagher leave today to
visit relatives in Rockwell, Ia
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Secret Societies.

The following committees have been Sc
lected to make arrangements for the
coming ball to be given by the Tintic
ArTangements-L- c. DOty, W. II. Law
renee and Joe Thiriet.
DecOra tions-Fred ShOntz, George
John Rove.
Floor Director-Dr. l. r GOss
Floor MaDagers-Dr. S Bailey. James
HutchisOn, Henry Wall. Albert Larson
Earl Tomlinson, c. G. Griggs and Clar-
ence Salisbury.
State Commander Murrea Marvin Wis
tied the Eureka Ladies of the Macca boes
last Thursday evening and the visit was
made the occasion of a very tasteful en-
tertainment- During the regular exer-
cises Mrs Eleanor Savage was initiated
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SECTION TWO

! she was not at home. The blinds
carefully drawn would indicate that
the house WIS deserted when the two
callers stepped from the landau and
approached the door. 1t is not the
custom OF callers TO scrutinize blinds
with care when making round Of
calls, and on this occasion no slight
est motion vas noted beside the edge
Of the blinds Up stairs. When all was
safely over and the slight sound of
had died away she rushed TO the tele-
phone and called up A friend.
Hello dear, Mrs. Blank and Mrs
Dash were Just here TO call, and they
did look so stunning I'm their new
spring suits" More followed going
Into particulars as 20 the fetching
costumes Of each, even down to the
kind OF shoes worn. The next dav the
same TWO ladies made a call at the
home Of the friend in question. and in
the conversation on clothes she innO-
Gently remarked that Mrs. Smith had
told her how especially we'll they were
DOCKING the day before when they made
a call on her. A look Of mystery
darkened each face which as relieved
a moment later as one Of the callers
biandly remarked, Why we found
her ouj-"
Few Of her friends will ever know
how nearly the match was pulled OF,
as the sporting man puts it, The train
drew into the station at Pennington,
and gently but firmly the WOuld-be
groom eRde3VOEed to have the fair one
descend en the further side while the
aggregation left the train by the eXcur-
sion route His eyes were turned
toward the supposed realm Of hap
piness. but She demUTTed, It made
the trial dOubly hard for him as she
was wearing a sweeping automobile
veil which he thought was too bewitch-
ing to waste The end is not yet.
Friends IN this city have received
cards for the marriage of Miss Louise
Addison Hughes. daughter OF Andrew
Swearingen Hughes, Of Denver, to
Peter Randolph Morris which takes
place Saturday, July "A at five o'clock
in ST. Johns Chapter House in Denver.
The announcement of the engagement
of the young people was made in these
columns some few weeks ago. Mr..
Morris is with the Salt Lake Route
and has headquarters Just now in Los
Angeles Miss Hughes is leader in
Denver society.
TWO Of the really clever girls of
the town entertained during the week
at a rather original party where all
the guests were young again. mat Is
10 saw all of them wore clothing of
The youthful order, and needless to say
there was no necessity for formal
entertainment One little girl whose
stature is diminUtive enough for the
part was a hve-year-oId apparently
with her CurIs and her big doll.
The light showers Of the afternoon
dampened the enthusiasm at the
Country club yesterday, and partially
owing To this and partially TO attrac-
lions elsewhere the attendance was
light
4 Miss Henrietta CrOsman IS TO be the
3Euest of honor at several affairs during
per stay in this city. Mrs. Harold
Russell has plans for her entertain
Tnent. but they viii be arranged to suit
the convenience of Miss CrOsman.
DOHIl BARET.
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CURRENT EVENTS
IN LOCAL SOCIETY

Mrs William McCaskeH gave
luncheon at the Country club yesteT-
day for Miss Mary Lee McShane of
Omaha The long table was arranged
in the open dining room and was pro
fuseIy decorated with red peOnies and
roses Covers were laid for eighteen,
those to meet Miss McShane being
Mrs r H Charming, Mrs. Arthur H
s Bird Miss KeOgh, Mrs George G.
II Moore, Miss Mary Moore, Mrs
Henry Ia Motto, MIS- j Milton
Thompson. Mrs. ?. T Thompson,
Mrs Ravenal Macbeth, Miss Maude
Fitch, Miss Lillian Fitch, Miss Ruth
rauf. Mrs. Russell Schulder. Miss
Geddes, and Mrs Ernest BambeTger.
Mrs. G. N Forbes entertained at
tea yesterday afternoon for her dauSh-
ter. Mrs. c. E Mccullough The home
was bright with roses, red being used
in the parlOr and hall and rose pink
in the dining TOOU- a number OF the
former friends Of Mrs MCCULLOUGH
assisted with the guests among them
being Mrs Grant Hampton, Mrs Rus
sell Schulder, Mrs. Sherman White,
Miss Mamie SappingtOn, Miss ElOise
Sadler. Miss Maud Miller, Miss Mary
Smedley and Miss Hazel Sappington-
About fifty friends called during the
hours
=
Mrs Fisher Harris and her mother,
Mrs. Pfoutz. entertained at a musicale
Yesterday afternoon for Mrs. John
Evans Of California, formerly Of this
civ. over a dozen friends were in
during the afternoon and enjoyed some
fine vocal solos by the hostess The
home on G street was bright with
many roses and the hOstesses were
assisted by Miss Margaret Harris.
Miss Stella Cohn entertained party
of her girl friends at a luncheon last
Wednesday. A game followed in which
7,rizes were won by Miss Edith May
and Miss Martha Waters The other
Guests we're Miss Helen COhn, Miss
Emma Cohn. Miss Hattie Barnett,
NTiss Tauet Barnett Miss Ida LeEg,
Miss Pearl ROthschild, Miss LOttie
0barndorfer. Miss May Bernheim. Miss
ria Iowenstein. Miss Jennie Glazer-
-SIsss Ida Sternberg. Miss Elizabeth
We{tz. Miss Gertrude Stolz, Miss
ssonl7ie StoIz. Miss Matilda Kahn, and
Miss Judith Bernheim
Mr.. and Mrs. W. s. Potter announce
the engagement of their daughter
STaud A 10 Walter J. Meeks- The mar
gage will take place curing the month
tfirs. Albert H. Wooilacott Of Los
kEueIes who Is the guest Of Mrs
sNert :. Horne IS being shown
rresf deal of social attention during
her stay in the city. Several small
affairs are planned for the coming
week and she has been the guest of
honor at = number of events in the
past
Mrs. \. V. Taylor and Mrs. Sarah
Powers nave discontinued their Fri
days at homo.
Roger Knox entertained a party Of
FRIENDS 81 the Orpheum Wednesday
evening, occupying one Of the boxes.
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EUREKA.

Mrs. Mike Murnana is visiting relatives
In PaysOn.
d A. Depue Of Robinson was a visitor
OF the capital this week
Mike Sullivan Of Salt Lake is the guest
of Eureka friends
Mrs Fred RiChan is making q visit with
friends in Provo
Mrs Thomas tewardsOn is sojournfng
with friends in the capital.
John T Hayes of Mammoth was one of
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dIer's green). The day set for the outing
is the 18th, Friday.
Mrs. Caroline Miller of Richfield was
a Manti visitor this week
Joseph D. Reynolds and wife of Spring
vile were in the city this week.
Erick TOrgesen and Eliza .. Forsyth Of
Thurber were married at the temple
Wednesday by President McAllister-
Miss Zelma Westenskow of this city
left for Oregon this week to remain in
definitely
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1906-06-17
MARRIAGE LICENSES.

Z367-Albert S. Mcneil. Salt Lake
Nettie Burris, Salt Lake.
236S-Albert T. Lawrence. Salt Lake
Edna LukeT, Salt Lake
g26Q-JOhn NJ DanipISOn. Salt Lake.
PetrouefIa Anderson. Salt Lake.
237O-H A R Datesman- POcateliO- Ida
LOttie NJ Laughlin- POcdtellO. Ida
23I1-John H Dinaar. Cumberland, WyO.
Emma BleZek. Randolph, Ia.
2372-Roy G. Boyer, Grand Junction. Colo
Mary COstanza. Grand Junction.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1906-06-17

The baseball season is with US We
are hearing of some wonderful catches.
We assure you, however, that you will
not hear Of our being caught mapping
We improve daily in our ability to ill
your wants in anything pertaining u
house cleaning We have a new carpet
cleaning plant near Warm Springs
where we are wonderfully equipped for
handling carpets and rUgs-COmpressed
air or steam or both. We supply good
men for all kinds of house cleaning. Our
charges are moderate. too. Painting
tInting and kalsOmining- Phone US
about your wants, whatever they are.
NATIONAL HOUSE CLEANING CO,
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NATIONAL HOUSE CLEANING co.
50 F. LIST So. St. 105S-K and 97S.
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Mrs. a V. Taylor and Mrs. Sarah
Powers nave discontinued their Fri
days at home.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1906-06-17

Proctor Barley has been in town
spending a week with his cousins.
Gwinn and Bess Officer.
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Roger Knox entertained a party of
friend, 81 the Orpheum Wednesday
evening, occupying one Of the boxes.
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Miss Ella Barker will entertain
Tuesday for Miss Fairy n. Davis
Mr. and Mrs j G. Bywater and
daughter are home from a visit of
some time in the southern and eastern
states.
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Mrs. VI. ". Allison has returned
from a visit to her old home in KAN
sas-
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Mrs. Amanda Mulock left yesterday
The Birmingham age-herald., 1906-01-11
ITALIANS BELIEVE
 PEACE WILL RESULT
MESSAGRo SAYS AMERICA IS AGAIN ABOUT TO MAKE POWER FuL CONTRIBUTION TO PEACE OF THE WORLD.

Rome, January 1O-It is probable, &C., cording to a competent authority, that the Moroccan conference at Algeciras will result in one of the following ways;
 1. In rupture of the negotiations, pos sibiy leading to conflict.
 g. In the solution of the several prob lems satisfactory to all the interested powers, or
 B. In a mere academic discussion, which will leave the situation practically un- changed.
 It is generally believed, however, that the first named result is altogether un- likely.
 The Messagro today. in an apprecia- ton of Henry White, the American am bassador, who is about to leave for AL geciras to represent his government in the conference, says:
 America is again about to make a powerful contribution to the peace of the world. It Is a noble mission for this young people who desire to attain place in the history of this country which is to mark the triumph of civilization and the abolition of war"
 The Marquis Visconti Venosta, head of the Italian delegation, before leaving Paris today for the conference at Alge- ciras, said he was sure the conference would result in the cause of peace.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1906-01-11
SANDERS MAKES
 VIGOROUS KICK
ALABAMA MAN ATTACKS THE PUBLIC HEALTH AND MARINE HOSPITAL SERVICE BEFORE THE MEDICAL ASSOCIATION.

Washington, January 1o-The executive council of the American Medical associa- ton today formally adopted set or resolutions recommending that depart ment of public health be established with a. representative in the cabinet; the adop- ton of the anti-canteen law; governmental control of wandering consumptivesi the establishment of sanitariums where they could be cafed for by the government; the regulation of the practice of medicine at Hot Springs, Ark; bespeaklng the m 1uence of the entire medical profession in securing uniform state laws reguiating the manufacture and sale of patented ana proprietary medicines, and asking the government to exclude from the malls and interstate commerce all remedies the constituents of which are kept secret
 The resolution favoring a department of nublic health was adopted with only one dissenting vote, that of Dr. w. Il. Sanders of Alabama, who read prepared attack on the public health and marine hospital service He asserted 1t was un- der the direction of secretary who nad no competent knowledge on sanitation, hut who. by virtue of being the superior officer of the service, was in fact the national health officer of the country He alleged the surgeons in the service were not selected for fitness as sanltarlans but because as a young man they show certain qualifications as practitioners or medicine.