The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1909-11-10

tences on the rock pile. Even tn
confirmed drunkerd. who comes her
after knock out fight with Johl
Ba~leycorn goes forth q new maj
after a thirty days treatment, as
have outlined / have seen boys wht
became desperate. criminals after as
sociating with bad men in jail sim
hiiar period, and again have known
them to be come respected citizens
as a result OF being segregated from
the other classes and given work "a
occupy their minds. The rock pile
solves the problem
estate laws making trust pos
sible among physicians and surgeons
are responsible for the unspeakable
conditions in Washington, oregon
and California, and until these sta
tutes are wiped out there will be no
relief"
DR.. T. f. Callahan, prominent
physician in Spokane, formerly of
Baltimore. Md. who has been fight
| Ing the Medical Society of Spokane
county for the last six years made
the foregoing charge in an authori-
pzed interview, adding:
"The members of the Spokane
County Medical society are working
hand In glove with the railroads and
the insurance companies, and di-
agnosis in an accident case, where
the physician is called In by the pa
tient, is drawn entirely in the inter-
ests of the companies. Then, too,
all candidates for the legislature are
pledged to the societies. and for that
reason 1t Is difficult if not altogether
out of the question to get remedial
legislation"
Officers of the local society deny
the charges preferred by DR.. Gala
han. saying he has made them solely
out of revenge for the reason they
would not admit him as a member.
Arthur Hooker. of Spokane, perma-
nent secretary of the National Irri-
cation Congress which will have its
18th session at Pueblo. Colo, in 1910.
and Miss Mabel Sarah Baker, daugh-
ter of Mr.. and Mrs. A. ID. Baker, Of
Pullman, Wash, will be married at
the home OF the brides parents on
December, and make their home at
Pueblo after January /. The engage
ment. just announced. Is the sequel of
romance begun when they were
students in the state College of WASH
ington, graduating with the class of
1907. The bride Is a bachelor of
science In domestic economy. while
the bridegroom has the degree Gf
bachelor of science in engineering.
He attracted considerable continents
wide attention by introducing a res-
olution for n $4,000, 600, 900 bond is
sue by the government at the last
sessions of the irrigation and dry
farming congresses.
One hundred dollars in gold Is Of
fered by #. Lewis Clark, retired
capitalist of Spokane. rairoad builder
and contender in the Sender class
yachting races on the Atlantic ocean,
for substitute title to be adopted by
the National Dry Farming Congress,
which will have is fifth sessions in
Spokane early next fall. His object
Is to secure a name which will be
more appropriate than the present
one. Many officers and members OF
the organization believe that It gives
a wrong impression of the aims and
purposes of the congress, in that the
title dry farming. is a msnomer.
| There are no strings to Mr.. Clark s
offer and II Is open to the world. and
its adoption by the congress decides
the winner. An attempt to change
name of the organization at Billings,
Mont, last month resulted in a clash
and the title remained as formerly.
Such titles as Modern and Scientific
were offered as substitutes but were
rejected because of the opposition.
/
| George Turner, former United
States senator for eastern Washing.
don, and one time a Judge on the
supreme bench In this state, de-
clares that while he Is out of poll
tics he Is in sympathy with William
Jennings Bryan. Theodore Roosevelt
Senator LaFollette and Cummins.
! Congressman Miles Poindexter, and
others of the advanced wings Of the
Democratic and Republican parties
He says among others things in an
authorized statement:
I'm my judgment there is but little
difference In the principles ana pur-
poses OF the two parties and abso.
lutely no difference. except h few
exploded fallacies of ante e-bellum
Democracy between the reactlonary
elements of the old parties. There
ought to be new political align.
ment to meet these essential condi.
tons, and when there is / hope 10
be found with Bryan. Roosevelt La
Follette and those who believe with
tnem. Until then / shall remoip MIR