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Cañon City record., 1911-05-25
Thursday.


the oratorical contest at the State
University on May 18th. went to Dem
yer this morning. where she will visit
Miss Lucinda Farnsworth. While at
Boulder Miss Clarke will be enter
tained by the Chi Omega society of
the university.
Miss wylie, missionary from Lata-
kia, Syria. is visiting for a time with
Mrs NJ. NJ. wylie.
Emma S. Palmer. who ran away
fro4 here with J. E Deverse about a
month ago. was brought back to can-
on City by sheriff Esser Tuesday night
and restored to her cousins and guar
dians. Mr.. and Mrs. ]. X. Cowen, on
Eight Mile park She was penitent
for her hasty act and greatly regret
ted her former infatuation for her
abductor. tsverse exercised over the
unfortunate girl. an influence amount
ing almost to hypnotism-
Rev sevier. pastor of the congre-
CATION of the First Presbyterian
church. has been given a six months
leave Of absence by the session 10 en-
able him to regain his health. which
has not been at all vigorous since his
serious illness of last year. Rev.
Sewer, will probably. endesvor to re-
eupeYte In some other portion Of the
country where there will be no de-
mands OF any kind upon his time or
attention.
In the wriie-up of last Saturdays
norf parade which appeared in this
paper Il was mistakenly stated that
the float that Immediately followed
the members of Greenwood Post.
Grand Army Of the Republic. in the
iine of march was the work OF the
woman's Relief Corps 1t was, In
reality. prepared by the members OF
!. S. Grant Circle. Ladies OF the @.
4. r.. and the thirteen ladies cecorai-
d with the national coiors who rode
ipou It were intended to represent
he thirteen original states OF the
Union.
Rev. J. F Harris. pastor OF the
icthdsint church. went TO Denver
bis morning where he viii remain
ntii the close of the week.
south Canon Alumni will give a
anquet to the class OF 1911 and high
chooi teachers at the Denton May
,. at O'Clock. The Officers have
orked hard to make a success and
very alumni member report TO Miss
ola Harper. sccretary-treasurer. by
aturday. May Goth. II you intend to
tend. .
Mrs Myra fsSerrill departed this
orning for her home in Boulder aft
n short visit during the carnival
i'm DR.. and Mrs. r ID. Palmer.
Friday.
Miss Anna NJ HILL OF the Eighth
ade of South Canon schools, left
day for her home in Newton. Iowa,
,ere she will spend the summer.
Mr.. Fred Gray, OF LaJunta. re-
rned to his home last Tuesday after
veral days visit with his brother,
II Gray. of Greenwood avenue.
A fin9 class of &c pupils received
,ir diplomas from the Eighth grade
the South Canon schools Thursday
ich entities them to enter the South
non hgh school as freshmen mex,
,r.
fr A. II. McLain went 20 Rockvais
moTning where this evening he
deliver the principal address be-
e the graduating class of the Rock
schools. ~
IF. TgJA Singer, Of the Corner
s5re. received word yesterda,
his wife. who has been spending
cral Weeks with her sister. Mrs
es. at Pomona. Kansas. will leave
70 on the 26th for home.
marriage license was issued this
-nias. to Edwin A. Roberts ant
Cañon City record., 1911-05-25
News Notes

Ragsdale's
Real Estate
Bargains
fc.ary Public-W. B. Rowland. 523
Main street. Record office.
Cañon City record., 1911-05-25


Mrs. W r. Swope. of Hartsell. Col
orado, Is in town for few days vis-
iting her mother. Mrs. Riede. of North
sixth street
Mrs. W. S. Core left Sunday night for
Grand Junction where she will spend
a week or ten days visiting friends
and renewing old associations. Mrs
Core resided in Grand Junction for
several years previously TO coming
to Canon City
Miss Lulu Dickinson. one of the
primary teachers in South Canon,
leaves for her home tonight in Paris.
Ill. where she will spend her vaca-
ton.
Cooking is easy and economical
with a Pressure Cooker. Try string
beans or new beets 90 minutes; or. a
year-old chicken half an hour Ask
for a FREQ demonstration in your
home Mrs. Marie NJ. Craven. Phone
White esl. Seventh street. 2so-i
Deputy County Clerk and Rsoordsr
H. J. Craig went to ordway on . short
Cañon City record., 1911-05-25

Fine spring water
hleached. S mo o q h
e v EN- thread No
starch. loc would be
cheap.
Cañon City record., 1911-05-25

Best mems work
socks made. Black
and tan. White heels
and toes. Soft and
durable- Worth i2Ac
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1911-08-17

$4,000 " przypadku smier-
ci; $500 wyplaca W PREY
padku choroby; $1,000 W
przypadku utraty cz1onka al
DO wzroku; 500 W nag4ej
potrzebie wsparcia. Koszta
wynosza IS rocznie. Zadne,
inne naleznosci ami podatki
Stara ustalona kompalia re
100000 kapita}em stanowe-
go depozytu gwarancyi ma ma
Iezne wyp}aty. Mezczyzni ]
~niewiasty W wieku Is do 65
lat ~przyjmowane. Przy5lijcie
vase aplikacye albo piszcie
90 dalsze i~nformacye: Dept.
Z. American Registry Co.
5O8 Cadillac Building: Erie,
Pa.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1911-08-17
Oskarz0ny o kradZiez.

E. E. Chamberlain, z Clinton,
Me-. smia}o oskarza Rucklen's
masG arnisowa 0 kradziez - FRA
nienia cd popalenia oparzellzny--
b6le cd ran wszelkiego gatunku-
p~o1ozenie konca guxom j hemoroi.
dom. iona okrada skaleczenia.
nagniotki, .zranienla, wywlchniecia
i ujmie strachu," on powlada ,,ja"
ko lekarstwc gojace, niema sobit
r6wnego." Tylko s5o W apiece
M. J. K owslewsklego.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1911-08-17

gs.EEr' - E-&4 arg%-.~ 3r HEE= ~ ~ $3.50
%sNAeRoDzoNA 8
(Ciag dalszy.)
Kwartal JUL byl Wicu6 "
bandlu i ]sprawowa1 sic jak
n%ailepiej, gdy raz subjekt Z
tegoz sklepu, bez wiedzy swe.
20 pryncypa}a, DO pokryjomu
wziawszy 2 piwnicy szest
butelek wilma, zlecii Wincen"
temu, cos mu jeszcze z pie
niedzy ola ujecia 60 k}adac
W reke, zaniesc je tax, ably
Mkt z d~omownik6w ME wi
dial, do sasiedniego domu "
podarku. Wincenty pamiet-
ny slow OLGA swego, kt6ry
mu PREY kazdej okoliczno6ci
powtarza}: ME badz zlodzie-
jem, jezeli cheese mice b}o-
gos}awie1stwo Boze i dobre
s}owo u ludzi; jezelibyS zak
miai kiedy MIN zosta6, ME
zyj lepiej, bym ma sha1bio'
nego syna ME patrza}; row.
niez baczqc ma to, jak ksiadz
wikary, kt6ry go uczy} reli.
gil, kradziez cudzego dobra
"a naiwiekszy grzech uwaza6
naucza}, bez namys}u odpo-
wiedziaf subjektowi:
uNie, ia tego zrobic nie mo-
ge, mic kryjomo ze sklepu
mego. .pana ME wyniose, -zeby6
mie pan z}otem obsypa1, a ma
wet i ubil ma mieiscu "a ME
poslusze6stwo, DO to wielki
grzech pred Bogiem.
Zawstydzony subjekt mic
zrazu ME powiedzia}, tylko
sic rumie6cem obla} z wiel-
kiego wstydu, oczy W ziemie
spu6ci}. ME smiejac spojrzec
ma Wicusia, ale W niepoczc;-
VEN sercu zemste dla1 prey.
goto val. I raz, gdy tenze W
wolnej chwili oglada} pie
niadz, co dosta} cd Grzego-
RIA, narobi}. }otr ha}asu, ze
go kryjomo ukrad1 z kasy,
PREY kt6rej kluczy %zapomnia};
ma take vice oskarzenie
pred pryncypa}em, bez spra-
wy i sadu odebrano biedne-
mu ch}opakowi talara i wy
pedzono ma ulice, wzbrania-
JAG wstepu ma prog kamieni-
cy. Trudno bylo niedo6wiad-
czonemu i m}odemu ch}opie
WTEKNZV KOQHn1 \
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1911-08-17
Maggie prZerWy.

Zajecla nasze lub zabawy ulegaja
czasami nqg}ej przerwie z powo"
dow atak6 " b6lu g}owy, kt6re mo-
q tax dalece osiabit organ,zm, re
podkopia zdrowie, jezeli ich ME
opanowat, lub je5ell powtarzaja sig
czesto. Skoro ajax nadejdz!e, blerz
Severy Op}atki ma Boil g}owy
Neuralgia, poczem zaraz JUL mo-
zesz zabra6 sig do swych zajec
zwyk}ych. ponlewaz Dol g}owy W
kr6tce zniknie. Pude{ko : dwuna
stoma oplatkami kosztuje q Gen.
tow. .Sprzcdawne przez aptekarzy.
Uwazaj, czy ma pudefku jest oaz
wisko ". F. Severa Co., Cedar
Rapids, Is.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1911-08-17
Coz to, ukradle6?" zapy

ciu szukac sprawiedliwosci, Coz to, I
ME umia1 ~jeszcze " tenspos6b tai. go sierot
poradzic, choc serdecznie zal mo, to
mu by}o tslara, kt6ry " pocz- hultaj.
GIVEN sercu ma wegielny ka- ,,Dziekuje
mieh skladanego grosza ola lsmak, cd
biednej swej matki przezna- Gus, odtracaj
cza}, zal przysz}o6ci, kt6ra sic base mu pc,
pred MIN otwiera}a; ale coz go zlodzieja,
bylo robic? Modll sic tylkol = glod1, jak
Wicus i p}aka}, w1oczyl pc dzionemi bu
ulicach, ME wiedzac, co z So Antoni Wy
ba poczac, a p1zejad}szy owe kaza} mu je
diva zlote zaszyte W kieszon- zdobycza W
ke przez make, widzac, 10 stana1 ma jej
Z gfodu moze umrzec przyj- zjada6 spokoj
die, poczaf "a przykladem base, cd cza
drugich chlopak6w nosi6 ma kazuiac fige
sprzedaz piasek Wi6lany BY jacemu pr,
lie dnia ma ciezkiem PROF. Stall tax bic
niactwie ME TRAGIC i bye W ch1opak, PR
moznosci zarobienia ma CO. mianym bu
dzienne zycie. Ale to mu ME m6g1 stfumit
szlo jako6; inni umiejetni W l1wego g!odu
rodzaiu tel %przedarzy, wpraw- do p1aczu p
nj W zachwalenia bia}ego pill do straga
p'asku %wislanego, zbywali go ockne}a sic
z }atwoscia, gdy Wicu6 ma kupka, i rick
~}aziwszv ca}y dzie6 20 uli- ,Moja dob
each Warszawy, wraca1 GEES gi dzie6 ME
tokroc do nedznej cha}upki &c sobie min
ubogiego rybaka, gdzie mu bic ma HAWAI-
pozwolono przespa6 sic W MIN g}6d zas
walacej sic %sionce, W kt6rej WIEN ME
sic kfad}, c~zestokroG p}aczac piasku, kt6r
serdecznie z dokuczliwego vice PAM ia
g}odu. bu}ke, albo c
Go ci to- zapiytal-raz An umre z g}odu
toni, take maly handlarz robie, wierza
piasku, z kt6rym sic Wicus Mast nalezn
zapozna}, czegoS TAXI mizerny sc z podziek
czy6 chory? P%rzekupka
W'ncenty ~przyznaf sic to- cia poczciwe
warzyszowi, re juz diva dni pyta}a sic, CO.
ME jad1. i da1a mu p
,Chof Jenna, rzek} Antek kilka bu1eczt
ia ci zaraz dam jeS6.' ,,Ponlewaz
,,Skadze wezmiesz =. zapy- ciwy, re vol
tai kiedy i sam, jak mi ukrasc, jak
wiadomo, gr6sza dis ME przychodz tn
masz? bedziesz mia]
,,Nie turbuj sic odpowie- pic sobie, a j
dial malice - ME TAXI ia de na przvsz},
glupi jak ty, dam sobie Jaw P~odziekow'
SEE rade." owe bu1eczki
I niedobry chlopiec, pod. tax kilkanadc
krad1szy sic pod stragan, przekup1a, b
PREY kt6rym przekupka robi6 sobie n
drzema}a, 6cjagna} z niego przyszedlszy
z%recznie dwie bu}ki i kieiba~ weso}a nina,
SO, a dajac ie Wicusiowi, ,,Przyszedi
rzek}: wan z dlugr
IA co, wiesz?" przedac Kill
4 wy Dyxr1~yr- Hrr- r1 Currvrr
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1911-08-17

piasku, nam pieniadze," - j
CO sic naleza}o "a bulki, POI
}ozyl W tryumfie pred pre-
kupka.
Wei sobie to pieniadze, cd.
1zek{a dobra kobieta, z roz-
czuleniem spogladaiac ma
Wicusia, schowaj je sobie, ma
swiecie nie wiele mi tel po-
trzeba, i mozesz smialo, lie
razy g}6d CT dokuczy, przyjSc
pod ten stragan j wziaG but
Ike, kt6ra tn zawsze lezec dia
ciebie bedzie. I postepu;
zawsze tax uczciwie, moi
ch}opcze, a przyjdzie godzi-
ma, " kt6rej bedziesz mia}
chleba podostatkiem, re go
}akna6 nigdy ME bedziesz i
ola drugich ci go starczy.
%, jezeli to kiedy nastapi
~odpowiedzial Wincenty, to
wtedy ME bedziesz siedziec
PREY tym straganie, DO sic 2
wami podziele, bodaj mai
mniejszym kawa1kiem chile
ba. Ale MIN to nastapi, mo.
ia matuIu, wezcie te pieniadze
kt6re u was przejadlem, boz
bym wieeej ME 6mia} przyjsc
tn pc bulke i W najwiekszym
g}odzie; ia m}ody j zdr6w, ia
ko tako zarobic sobie potra.
fie, ME wstydzeby bylo ola
mnie patrze6 ma vase sta
re rece i Eye z ich ciezkiej
piracy? II.
l przekupKa przyja1a zap]a-
te, tax nalegal malice, obie-
cujac zawsze W potrzebie
przychodzic do niej pc bu}ki'
Gag dalszy nastapi.)
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1911-08-17
Dobry W kazdej pore roku

Organlzm tw6j s}abniei wychodai Z porzadku,
DO jest kiepsko .6d:ywlany przez krew rzadka,
nieczyst4 j zubolona. Stan TAXI zmierza do
choroby, lecz zmienic go mozna v kicrunku
zdrowia, jezell brac lekarstwo zwane
The Washington herald., 1911-03-02
DISTRICT BILL
FINALLY PASSED
Commissioners Gain Victory
for Street Cleaning.

The District Of Columbia appropria-
ton bill, which was completed by Con-
gress yesterday and ordered prepared
for transmittaI to the President, gives
victory to the District Commissioners
in their proposal that a certain portion
Of the street cleaning OF the city shall
be done directly by the municipal au-
tnorites. Under the terms of a proviso
inserted by the conference committee,
and not disagreed TO by the Senate and
House, the Commissioners are authorized
TO remove street cleaning from contract
when, il their judgment, it can be done
more adYantageOuSly under their i'm
mediate direction. In comprehensive
terms, the Commissioners are authorized
10 have any part or all OF such work
done directly by the District if it is
deemed advisable. Under the appropria-
ton of $4,000, as finally agreed upon, it
viii be permissible for the District au-
thoritieS to employ the necessary help
and purchase and maintain street clean
ing apparatus and all necessary equip
ment, $4,000 Of the appropriation being
made Immediately available for that pur-
pose.
1t was against this provision Of the
bill that Representative Cox, of Indiana
made strenuous objection when it was
attempted to ratify the report of the con-
ference committee on Monday. There
was much debate on the subject and
the charge was made that the Commits
sioners already had purchased street
cleaning apparatus unauthorized by Con-
gress and that the item was simply to
make good their expenditures.
As finally reported, the bill had the
provision for the increase of salary for
the District Commissioners stricken out:
also the the appropriation for a municipal
sSphah plant
The Washington herald., 1911-03-02
CONGRESSIONAL BRIEFS.

The Senate Committee Foreign Relations
agreed to report faLorably the treaty with Hon
durzs, which has been under consideration Tor seT-
eral weeks in that cummittee. Some opposition was
manifested in the committee to the treaty p-
carse Of the financial plans Of some American
bankers, under the governments approval, Tor 70
funding the public debt Of Honduras
BY a unanimous vote the House Of Representa-
tiyes adopted the proposed State constitution
adopted by the people Of New Mexico. Should the
Senate for any reason. fail TO concur IN the act1on
taken BY the House the President Is empowered TO
authorize the governor cf New Mexico 70 set the
machinery in motion. looking TO the election Of
st2ts oHicerS
. What Is known as the whisky leakage bill was
passed by the House Under the present law dis
tilles pay tax the contents Of barrels or casks
at the time Of withdrawal for sale This bill has
been PENDING for many years IL has the APPROVAL
OF the SecrctaF5 Of the Treasury and was reported
faF0ably by the COMMITTEES on Ways and MeanA
The hArbr line board has reported uufaEurably
on the application Of the international Mercantile
Marine for increasing the length OF the steamship
decks in the North River. the ground that there
has been no chanae in conditions since similar
application was denied few years ago.
Senator Hale served notice the fr,ends o. The
tariff board hill in the senate that vote should
mot Be taken on the mrasure while any Of The een-
szi appropriation bills se pcndinG
The Washington herald., 1911-03-02
ADVERTISING TALKS.
WRITTEN BY'wILLIAM c. FREEMAN.

The BEEF TRUST, so-called,
consists of six big packing houses
who, if | understand it correctly,
operate upon a mutual agree
ment, although each is an indie
pendent concern.
In the year 1910 the gross
business done by these six con-
Germs was $945 100000, and the
profit on this volume of business
was TWENTY-FIVE MIL
LION DOLLARS, or about two
and one-half per cent net on the
sales.
Looking at this matter from the
DIVER TISING STAND
POINT, it seems to me that here
is an opportunity for these big
business institutions to tell the
public, through PAID ADVER-
TISING, the story of their bust
ness-telI it in a way so that
nothing will be concealed.
They should try to demon
strate, if they can, that the prices
charged for meat are not eXces-
sive.
A profit of $25,OO0,OOO looks
very big, but when the percent
age is analyzed, two and one-half
per cent on a business of $945,-
100000 is not big. If most bust
nesseS did not earn a greater
ITO RI r
The Washington herald., 1911-03-02
YESTERDAY IN CONGRESS.
"WEDNESDAY. March /. Isll.)
SENATE,

The Senate. by vote Of Is to 90 defeated the
resolution declaring that Senator Lorimer. OF
Illinois, was not entitled to his seat in the
Senate
The Senate met at IL O'Clock. and the time
up to taking the vote was devoted to speeches
on the Lorimer case. Senators Owen, OF Okla
homa; La Toilette. Of Wisconsin; Lorimer, Of
Illinois. and Simmons Of North Carolina, ad-
dressed the Senate.
The tariff board dill was then laid before the
Senate. Senator Hepburn began speech
against it. At O'Clock the ball was laid aside
by unanimous consent, and the Senate took up
and considered the agricultural appropriation
bill until %. when recess was taken until
O'Clock al night
The Senate Committee On Foreign Relations
agreed TO a favorable report on the treaty with
with Honduras
The navy appropriation bill Was reported 70
the senate The bill as reported incIeases the
limit Of cost Of the battle ships Florida and
New York To s. 5OoOD. 1t also provides for two
gunboats and two Seagoing tugs. IN addition 10
the authorizations made in the bill as it came
from the House. The bill retains the Stanley
amendment relating to the purchase Of armor
plate and the ejght-hoGr provisions.
The Senate adjUurnei at IS a m. TO meet at
noon ThursdAy.
The Washington herald., 1911-03-02

daughter at Beveridge) has undertaken
to assume to take charge of this meas
Ure.''
Senator Owen arose and submitted this
question to Senator Hale:
Il would like to be informed if this
interesting colloquy between the Senator
from Missouri and the Senator from
Maine is a ConspiraCy."
"A conspiracy" said Senator Hale.
smiling, only in the sense that it is the
union of two honest minds in the same
sincere purpose" At this there were
more chuckles of laughter in the Senate
Il await the disclosure" Clipped in
Senator Stone, while Senator Lodge sank
few inches lower in his chair and
plainly looked embarrassed.
i simply want to know" added SEN
ator Hale. If the tariff board bill is
actually founding. and has been laid
at the doorstep of the Senator from
Indiana
Vote Down Recommitment-
This founding, so called" interrupted
Senator Owen, was sent to the United
States Senate after having been passed
by the House Its parentage is of I'M
questionable respectability"
After considerable prodding. Senator
Beveridge took the floor and announced
that four years ago he had introduced
a tariff bill of practically the same terms
and that it was unimportant in whose
hands the present measure was.
Senator Lodge then said:
Il yielded to the Senator from Indiana
because l thought by so doing the pas
sage of the bill would be expedited"
Senator Money moved to recommit the
bill. but this was voted down
The Washington herald., 1911-03-02
FOREST SERVICE ATTACKED.
Senator Hepburn Makes His Annual
Speech on "Grafters.o

Senator Hepburn Makes HIS Annual
Speech on "Grafters."
The Senate, after two hours and a half
of discussion yesterday. passed the agri-
cultural appropriation bill. In the de-
bate Senator Hepburn, of Idaho, gave
the Senate his annual speech, attacking
the Forest Service. He characterized most
of the forest employees as ''grafters," and
then turned aside to explain to the Senate
the real meaning of the word CRATER.
Senator Knute Nelson. of Minnesota, has
boldly asserted that when boy he had
worked in a nursery, and had learned
lot about grating. When the laughter
had subsided, Mr.. Hepburn proceeded to
eIucidate what he meant by the word
grafters.
There never was a better application
of the word" said Mr.. Hepburn, "A
CRATER is not the man who puts his hand
into your till and takes your money or
enibezzles from a bank or insurance COM
pany That is not CRATER. CRATER
is one who engrafts himself upon your
property and lives off what you have
accumulated"
The Washington herald., 1911-03-02

profit than that, they would soon
go bankrupt.
There is no denying the fact
that the public's view of the So
called Beef Trust is not a friendly
one; but has not the Beef Trust,
based on its report for 1910, an
opportunity. through publicity, to
tell the truth about its business ?
Would it not be interesting ad-
tising?
If the advertising did tell the
truth, as it must to be convnving,
WHAT BENEFIT WOULD
ACCRUE to these big institu-
tions?
Operations of corporations and
big business institutions should
be made clear to the public, and
the best way to do it is to AD-
NERTISE IN DAILY NEWS
PAPERS, which, after all, are
CLOSER to the people than
other other forms of publicity
mean straight-out Advertising
LABELED advertising-so that
there won't be any mistake
about it.
Mr.. Paul Cravath, the corpora
ton lawyer, made a speech re-
Gently in which he stated that he
thought it would be wise for all
corporations to advertise
He is right.
The Washington herald., 1911-03-02
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IN five EAYS
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The Washington herald., 1911-03-02
PANAMA BOND BILL PASSED.

The Payne BILL authorizing the issuance
OF Panama Canal bonds without the cir
culation privilege, was passed by the
House yesterday after two hours of gen.
eral debate. This bill had the approval
OF Secretary of the Treasury Franklin
MacVeagh. Its passage will enable him
to issue Panama bonds to the extent OF
$50, $50 900, bearing interest at rate not
exceeding 8 per cent.
While there is no immediate need Of
bond issue, IT is probable that be-
fore June the Treasury's working balance
will be so far depleted that some sort of
bond issue will be made. It is the
present intention of Mr.. MacVeagh to
issue Panama bonds.
Mr.. Payne, in urging the passage Of
the bill, declared that the issue OF per
cent bonds with the circulation prfvi-
lege would place them on the market in
competition with the outstanding 2s.
Of which there are more than 500. 00o, 900.
and would materially reduce the market
price OF the latter, causing much loss
70 holders OF these bonds
The Washington herald., 1911-03-02
WARNS AGAINST PLAGUE.
Boston Professor Wants Milk Reg
uIations Improved.

Boston, March lat a hearing on bin
to give the State board of health power
to make regulations governing the pro-
duction and marketing Of milk. to-day,
at the Statehouse, DIR. Theobald Smith.
professor of comparative pathology at the
Harvard Medical School, said that the
bubonic plague. of which there were
cases in Spokane, WASH, and which
might spread to the East, might be dis
seminated in the milk supply il men hav-
ing the disease handled the milk.