The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-07-25
TREAT ANIMAL ILLS
pApwERs SUMMER SCHOOL A
 AUBURN POPULAR
Dr. McAdory Chosen President O Veterinary franch--Many New Members Jein Association
 of Experts.

| Aohurp IuIy 24-(SpeciaD-The second days session of the FarIhers Summer school was marked by Iarse increase in attendance ana grea' enthusiasm in the particular depart ment in session, that of the veterinary medical surgeons of Alabama and GeorRia. Eighteen counties and three states are represented by the atteni- ance, which is growing by arriVais on every trains1egY pas ss t;q.. .p.
 The ssessions were held in the veterinary medical department. ana the following new members were rece,veo into the association: pr. Houston. MO bile; pr. W. M. Howell, Dothan, p IT IC. Hudson, Talladega; pr. J. n Threadgill, Troy; Dr. W. R. K. heck'
 Florence; pr. I. s. Ingram. Marvyn: The following officer were electeo' pr. I. s. McAdory. president; pr. M. F. Jackson. vice president; and pr. U. A. Cary, secretary and treasurer
 A profitable and interesting poiy- clinic was held at the veterinary meol- cal department, being conducteo py pr. P. F. Bahnsen, Georgia. Dr 1 W. Browning, Montgomery; pr. '. A. Cary. Operations we're performed on twelve cases--horses, mules ana ooss' The interest in one operation was greatIv heightened by vicious attack mon the operator by one or the doss under treatment.
 one of the features of the meeting was an instructive demonstrauon py pr. W. L. Thornton of Talladega. snow ing graphic tracings or respira.ion' biood pressure and pulse in an anaes- thIye., nir. pr. Thornton also present. ed a test to determine blood pressure ir an animal. pr. Thornton was or fine class of 1904, and Is now finishing bis third year in the medical depart ment of Johns Hopkins University.
 Tn the afternoon a general discussion was held on the differential dlaghosls ana treatment of sunstroke. This uls- cussion was open to all heihoefs s nresent. An extended paper on the aifferential diagnosis or coiiSs |" animals was presented
 It ia the universal opinion that the meating of the veterinary practitloh- CTS of the state of Alabama mas peeh ,ha most important in its history As nointed out by President Thach Tn hia address yesterday there IS wioe- spread demand for well trained 1 eh perts in veterinary meoiclne' m. dS erofsssion is now based upon a solid. sa,antif,c foundation. The growth or tha sanartment of veterinary medlclne .. inc Polytechnic fnstitute has been
 Mandav July 2sth will be Dairy Day. and the following program VIII De pfsPl sPrincIples of Feeding the Dairy D. T. Gray. Auburn.
 .'D,scussion" by W. B. Baker M' J. narR aRaising Dairy calves"--M. W. Hall, James. r,..,Ds For the Dairy co,,,"]prof |. N. Duncan, Auburn.
 .'Tnnortance of Dairying In Ala ,aroa"-S. D. Dow. Auburn.
 aF,tting Herd for show0F. h. Bates, Hamburg; .ha sou.b,S 1 Rawi, Washington. D. c.
 ..seleotinG Dairy Bull and Breeding Gn Dairy Herd"-J. R Hall, James; up p.Imnortance of Keeping Herd aaards"-W. B. Baker. William tssrdie' IT,, M. J. Barrett.
 .The Production of Sanitary Market ,suil"NDr. George M. Whitaker, Wash Ing sn,seases rT of Dairy cattie-Dr, c. A. Cary, Auburn. , Ao.a tory from to p. m
 Business session.