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Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1911-02-02
ALL EYES ARE
ON SUNNY IDAHO
General L. v. Patch Returns from
Eastern Trip and Reports Inter
est in Idaho Greater Than Ever
MANY Contemplate A Visit Here.

General L. V. Patch returned on
Tuesday Of this week from Omaha
Neraska, where he and family have
been for the past two months. MIR.
Patch went east in the interests OF
the Payette Valley Land & Orchard
Company and in this respect the
trip was very successful as he sold
over $4,000 worth of tracts for that
80 sern.
Ir. Patch also states that he
found the residents of Nebraska and
Iowa wherever he went just as deep
ly interested as ever in Idaho and
especially Payette Valley. The class
OF people that seem to be most deep
ly interested in Payette Valley and
fruit culture are the doctors, law
yers, school teachers and other pro-
fessional business men who are fig
uring on retiring from business dut-
les and look forward to a fruit ranch
as an ideal life.
Gen. Patch also said that he be-
lleVed the fine exhibit made at the
National Horticultural Congress in
Council Bluffs this fall was of much
benefit in showing the visitors to
the show just what We could do in
the line of fruit growing. The Cen
eral is very optimistic regarding the
number Of people he expects to visit
Idaho and Payette Valley in 1911
and says there will be larger num-
Der than ever before.
Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1911-02-02
DOUBLE TRACK ON
0. S. |. RAILROAD
Executive COMMITTEES of Hartman
Lines in Session on Tuesday Vote
to Double Track o. S. L. from
Granger to Huntington and Work
to be Completed in Five Years.

A dispatch in the Daily States
man OF Wednesday states that on
tuesday the executive board of the
hartman lines in session in New
FORK city voted TO double track the
Oregon Short Line road from Grang-
er, Wyoming, to Huntington, Oregon.
The cost of double tracking lines OF
the Hartman system will mean the
expenditure of s75.0OO, ,OO0,O0O which
will be distributed over period
of five years. The entire improve
ment as voted for by the board
means the complete double tracking
of the Union Pacific, the Southern
Pacific and the o. S. L. and the O.
W. & N. Co. lines.
The line OF the Idaho Central
more Familiarity known as the OWN
"a cut off to run through Boise and
Join the present main line at Pay
ette is undoubtedly part of the
double tracking OF the Short Line
through Southern Idaho as this
would provide the Short line with
practically two tracks although
they would not be side by side but
in handling the business would serve
the same purpose. The report IN
doubtedly means the sure construc-
ton of the Idaho Central railroad.
Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1911-02-02
Y. NJ. C. A. NOTES.

The Mems meetings viii be re-
sumed at the Y NJ C. A. next
sunday. The Rev. Jacob Mussel OF
Caldwell will address the meeting
An men are cordially welcome. Come
out and give him a good hearing
The orehestrs viii play.
The Y. NJ. C. A basket ball team
plays the Emmett Tigers on their
floor Thursday night Feb. End On
the following evening the Emmett
High school viii play the High
school here on the Y. NJ c. A
floor. The Y. NJ. c. A. team ex-
poets a game with the college OF
Idaho next week
Remember the musical entertain
ment to be given by the orchestra
and gIee club on Friday night Feb
ruary nth at the Emma theatre
Admission 35c. Seats viii be re-
served at Strother's Wednesday,
February 18th. The object of the
entertainment is two fold; to give
the people of Payette an opportunity
to hear a good home talented musi-
cal entertainment, and to raise as
much money as possible TO pay on
the piano recently purchased by
the Association. Tickets viii be
on sale On and after Saturday Feb
attn at the Y. n. c. A. and at Sroth-
er's lewelry store
The Junior Leader corp that was
organized about two weeks ago are
showing much interest in the work
Last Monday the Leaders conducted
the Junior class in the apparatus
work without the assistance Of the
Physical director. The officers and
members OF the corp are vernie Col
try. Pres, Garde Wood, Secy., and
Treas. Lawrence Bulls, Marvin Al
bert, Charles Ficke. Henry Carstens.
Adna Boyd, Ettly Loughery. 1t is
hoped to organize this group in a
company OF Boy Scouts with other
members OF the Junior class later in
the year.
Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1911-02-02
A New Species Discovered.
David Cary Peters, Minister

a New Spscies DiscoVered.
Down on Lovers Lane there is a
ranchman who is being joshed BY
his friends regarding a sign board
he put up recently and a sign he is
accused of putting thereon. The
raachman in question has Buff Cochin
chickens for sale also some spuds.
He claims to have written on the
sign board this sign. For Sale-Fine
spuds and Buff Cochin cockerels. -
The sign when discovered by some
noighbors read, For Sale-Fine
spuds and a Buff Cochin baby" AT
ter he had noticed the neighbors in
passing all look at the sign board
and laugh he tumbled that something
was wrong and went out to examine
discovering that the sign read as
above. His ire was reused and he ac-
cuses some of the neighbors Of max
ing a change but they claim he alb
sent mindedly wrote the sign that
way as he thinks considerable Of
his daughter that recently arrived at
the home. We viii mention no
names in this matter but We can re
commend those spuds as we know
the ranehman in question raises fine
ones as he recently won a big prize
from the o. S. L. Railroad for the
second best acre of potatoes raised
in Southern Idaho the past year His
name begins with G..
Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1911-02-02

of the league to give housewarming
and celebrate the completion OF the
chapter house.
Get suits for Dance.
Those desiring to rent suits for
the German masquerade dance to
be given on Friday night OF this
week can do so By calling at Keith
Sons old stand on Boise street
where a number Of suits viii be on
display for rent Arrangements
have been made by the committee to
make this dance the most pleasant
and successful one the verin has ever
held.
Holds Annual Meeting.
On Monday evening of this week
the stockholders OF the NeverIeak
Per- Company held their annual
meeting in the offices OF the com
pany in this city. Election OF offic-
ers was held and plans discussed for
the coming year. The following were
elected as officers and to serve on
the board Of directors:
President-wm Wells.
vice-PresIdent-R. L. MaxfieId-
-Treasurer-A- P. Scritch-
tield-
Manager-A. J. Scritchfield-
E.E. Hunter. W. S. Brundage,
Prank NesbItt, A. w. Conover.
The report made to the stock
holders by Manager Scritchfield was
very satisfactory. The outlook for
the coming year is exceptionally good
as the company has just made ar
rangements with a large wholesale
drug house in Omaha to handle the
Pen line This firm is
under contract to put fifteen men
on the road; this with the five sales
men now on the road with the pea
gives quite a force selling the pen
in Payette-
Returns from Northwest Trip.
d. ID. Hambly returned on Tues
day OF this week from business
trip to Spokane, Lewiston, and
,rher northwest cities. The trip
vas curtaiIed on account Of the eli
matte conditions which so affected
Mr.. Hamblys health as to neeessi-
ate his immediate return. He
iays that people in Payette are
o be congratulated upon the fact
nat conditions here are much bet
.er than in the towns Of Eastern
washington and Northern Idaho
where he visited We have much
nore signs Of prosperity and i'm
,royement according to Mr. Ham
,Iy than any city in the northwest
le visited not even excluding Lew
ston which is a much larger town
han this.
Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1911-02-02
DEATH OF MRS. w. H. MELLoR.

Mrs. w. H. Mellor, wife Of VIM. H.
Mellor passed away in this city on
Friday, January the 9th from a com
plicatiOn of the diseases pneumonia.
heart trouble and Bright's disease.
Mrs. Mellor had been a sufferer
from heart trouble and Of Bright's
disease for many years and this
winter when she was stricken with
a severe attack of pneumonia her
nearest and dearest friends felt
that owing to her advanced age.
that of rs years, that her chances
for recovery were slim. Patiently
she suffered and up until a week
ago was thought to be slowly but
steadily gaining. The fore part of
the week she suffered a relapse and
finally. passed away on Friday. The
funeral occurred on Tuesday after
noon of this week a large number of
friends paying their last tribute of
respect to one they had known and
loved so well. Interment was made
in Riverside cemetery.
Elizabeth Scott was born in Pen
rith, England, September 10. 1892 and
died in Payette, Idaho January 9th,
1911, being rs years of age. June
21st, 1857, she was united in marriage
to Wm. H. Mellor at st. James
church in New York City and the
husband at an advanced age sur
wives the wife.
Mr.. and Mrs. Mellor moved from
New York to Illinois, from there to
Missouri and from that state to Wy
oming where they lived until three
years ago when they came to Pay
cite at the urgent request of their
children that they might pass their
declining days in close proximity to
and where they could receive their
care in their extreme old age.
The children living in Payette and
whosg-=-----.-T' -----.-T 10 pealsc-t, ,he loss OF
.S,,o,r loved mother and comfort the
..age1 father in his sorrow are Mrs,
y Moss, Mrs. c. H. Bussey ana
George Rezac. Two sons, VIM.
and Charles H. Mellor and anoth-
dongbter Mrs. E. S. Murray live at
~ springs. wyoming. and have
Seen at the bedside of their parent
4 for the last ten days.
Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1911-02-02
THE WEATHER.

U. S. Signal Office, Payette, Idaho.
For week ending Feb. 1. p. m.
Highest temp. "A. date 2S.
Lowest temp. s. date p.
Means 20.
Precip. total 1.25.
Greatest preeip. in "a hrs. 60.
Clear days 1.
Partly Cloudy l.
Cloudy 5.
Prevailing direction Of winds n.
{. 2. ALLEN, Observer.
Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1911-02-02
CHRISTIAN CHURCH NOTES.

Mr.. Andrew and Mrs. Prudence
Johnson from Weiser paced their
membership by letter with the con-
igregation last Sunday.
Elven c. Hiatt lett Wednesday Tor
Kirksyille, Missouri, where he has
gone to enter school A card just
received by the minister from MIN
says that ne reached his destination
sa1e and that he is comfortably To-
Gated at ZIG E. Jefferson street. bro.
ElYen has been sick Tor long time,
and it is a source Of great happi-
ness to US all that, thru the grace
OF The Father, he has sufficiently re-
stored to take up his life work
again.
The infant daughter of Mr. and
Mrs. Sherman Coulter has been Sc
riously i'll with pneumonia. but is
improving again.
Elder J. A White is confined to
his home and to the bed, having
been under the necessity of SUBMIT
ing to a surgical operation. He is
resting easy and progressing nice
ly. The son Edwin who has been
SO seriously ill, is steadily improy-
ing.
Mrs. Rozella Polly has been Sc
Iected to serve the unfinished term
Of Minister Peters as state superin-
tendent of Teacher Training for the
Idaho Sunday School Association.
Mrs. Margaret Wiseman was unit
ed in marriage with Mr.. Louie HUI
bert last Saturday, and they have
gone to Mr.. Huberts ranch near
Parma to reside.
The young people of the congrega- !
ton enjoyed a delightful evening of
social pleasures Tuesday in their
room at the church building. The /
young peoples society is growing |
and is a source of pleasure and 1
profit to US all
Homer Turner has accepted an
engagement to finish an unfinished
term of school teaching about twen-
ty miles west of Vale and left for
his place of duty Monday morning.
His faithful service with the cor
net and as teacher in the substitute
corps will be missed. He has been
going regularly to the Valley Union
school house on Sunday afternoons
to help in the services held there.
Notice.
Next Sunday the Board of the
will have a recommen-
dation to make to the congregation
a successor to Minister
Peters, and it is earnestly desired
that a full attendance of the mem
bers be had so that everyone may
have a part in deciding this very
important question.
Remember March 5th. That is the
day when we make our Foreign Mis-
sion offering. Let it be a worthy
expression of our gratitude to God
and our interest in the work of His
kingdom.
If you are interested in a real,
life, it will pay you to
attend the services of this church.
They are intended to break away
from the conventional and to strike
at the vital. Strangers will find a
welcome equal to that offered to
the home folk.
David Cary Peters, Minister.
Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1911-02-02
REVIVAL MEETINGS.

Beginning Sunday evening. Febru-
airy 5th, at 1880 and each evening
following a series of meetings will
be held ia The Church Of the Breth-
ren, conducted by Elder Gorham.
Everybody is cordially invited to
these meetings. S. J. KENEPP.
Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1911-02-02

Jack Watkins sheriff of Canyon
county was in Payette Monday of this
week bringing with him peach Of a
coid' caught while engaged in watch
ing the island in the Snake river
south of Payette in the hopes OF
catching some thieves. A short time
ago some stolen articles were located
on the island and in the hopes that
the thieves would return for their
booty the sheriff placed a watch over
the island until Monday night when
he returned hope satisfied that the
parties hiding the loot there had
tumbled that the island was being
.4-as.a
Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1911-02-02

Joe White living north OF Payette
who underwent a serious operation
last week is improving nicely and
gives every promise of regainirg his
health.
Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1911-02-02

For Sale-Mammoth Bronze Tur-
keys and Barred Plymouth Rock
hens.-Mrs. A. H. Ramey. Ind. phone
1913. St
Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1911-02-02
Snake RiUer Irrigation Company's Power
Plant Ready to Water Dead Ok Flat


Stability
Demons ahon o be NadeS Soon.
Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1911-02-02
THE FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH.
Rev. Geo. w. Mccombe, Minister.
Sunday Services.

Sunday Services.
Morning Worship IL a. m.
Bible School 10 a. m.
B. Y. P. U. Junior 2:45 p. m.
B. Y. P. L. Senior $3.50 p. m.
Song Service and Preaching 1880
p. N.
Prayer Meeting Wednesday 1880
p. m.
Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1911-02-02
THE CHURCH OF THE BRETHREN
Sunday Services.

Sunday Services.
Sunday school at 10 a. m
Preaching IL a. m.
Christian Workers $50 p. m.
Preaching 1880 pm.
Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1911-02-02

Sale Cheap-Good Success in
for if taken at once.-Straub
Anission Co
Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1911-02-02

Winter apples for sale by the
box.-A. Wells. Payette. Idaho.
Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1911-02-02
Enjoys Fine Dance.

The young people Of Payette en-
ioyed a dance at Gorton's hall last
Saturday evening nearly fifty cou-
pies being present to enjoy the ev-
ening. The music was furnished by
Falkenstein's orchestra. The young
folks have organized a club and
from now on viii enjoy the pleasure
Of dancing every other Saturday ey-
ening.
Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1911-02-02
Witnessed Big Demonstration.

Witnessed Big Demonstration.
Robert Burns returned last week
from San francisco where he went
to pass the examination for admis-
sion to West Point. While in Frisco
Mr. Burns Witnessed the airship dem
onstration in which an aviator flew
his bi-plane across the bay and sue
eessfully alighted on the deck OF a
United States war ship.
Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1911-02-02
Father Dies In Boise.

Parma Store Burglarized.
The hardware store OF Fred Fisk
at Parma was burglarized Saturday
night and two shotguns and a rifle
taken. Entrance was gained by
breaking a window in the rear Of
the room The guns taken had
been left by the owners in Mr..
Fisk's care and were not a part of
his stock.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1911-08-11

W Il FOgas. Of Nj Vernon. secre-
tary OF the state board OF pharmacy.
has certified the following list OF sue
oessful applicants who were recently
examined by the state board for r.
censes a. registered pharmacists or
assistant pharmacists
Registered Pharmacists-Riley II
Alexander. Indianapolis: Grover z
Blayney. Paw Paw. Mich: Stephen B.
Burg. Chicago: Charles II. Drybread.
Franklin: Harry Ewing. Hope: Harry
". Fleming. ShelbyviIle: OrvfIIe G.
Gaskill. Markle: McGrayel Genolin.
Indianapolis: Karl H Goldman. New
Albany: William r Graubnan. CheS
terton; Fred z Hammond. Frankfort:
George G. johnson. Canadian. Tex:
Andrew NJ Knutzen. Chicago: Earl
C. Martin. Goodland: Ernest z Mont
gomery. Poseyville: Charles Z. Nc
Kenzie. Indianapolis: Charles Newton
Reed. Indianapolis: c. c. ridden. In
dianapolis. Glenn W. Ripley. Hicks
vile. o: James A Robertson. Salem:
Henry Karl Schvarz. South Bend.
Charles b Stoltz. Casey. III: Martin
l. Stutzman. Goshen. Roland McCorc
Summers. Indiana Hzrbor: Arden
Hays Thomas. FortviIle: Emil H
Nellinger. Lafayette. James William
Wade. Fzirbury. IL
Assistant Pharmzcfsts-OrvfI G
Burns. Huntington. Edward Carr.
Mitchell: Lee II. Clevenger. Muncfe:
Howard r Cross. Indianapolis. Earl
2. Guthrie. Logznsport: Martin S.
Jack. Terre Haute: George ". kin
ball. r Wayne: William z. Miller.
shirley. William s Miller. Lafayette.
Ralph Z. Morris. Indianapolis: Cecile
J. Pollom. Terre Hauts. Frank san
ders. Kokomo. George NJ Smart. In
dianspolis. William Z Stckelnsu. Co
lumbus; George r. Syphers. Port
land. James LaRue Taylor. Shelby
VILE. Thomas n Wintou. SheIbyviIie:
William A withers. Bedford: Lee A.
WILSON. Marion: John H thinner
man. Ray.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1911-08-11
INDIANA IS VALUED
At TWO BILLION
VALUATION OF PROPERTY As AP
PRAISED FOR TAXATION DUR
ING YEAR rs si.s5s.sis.s2o.
GAINS OVER OTHER YEARS
Increase In Real Estate ard Improve
nent in Cities Is sso.oo7.ioi
Mortgage Exemptions Are
s5s.3s5.fof.

Indianapolis. Figures compiled By
Fred A. Sims OF tie state board Of
tar commissioners from abstracts
fled BY counties. show the total valu.
alton o., all property as ap
praised for taxation during the
current assessing year 10 amount
10 t.s5s. sls.32O. What the gain
Kill De over the total for 1910
has not yet been determined. as the
auditor Of state has not compiled the
total for the 1910 abstracts. Tie
total polls amounted 10 s44s.l4I-
The gain in farm lands and improve
ments for this year over the valua-
tons for 1907. the last preceding year
when real estate vas appraised vas
ssi-l.0.6ss. subject 10 slight changes
which may come from some changes
BY Assessor Berry OF Center township.
this county. The total valuation O,
al farm lands and Improvements. sub
iect 10 the change referred 10 ~as
found 70 be s7l5.lsl2s4
The gain in real estate and I'm
provenents in cities vas found 10 e
ssv.oVslVl- The total valuation for
such property ~as 1922 .3s4.3Zs
The total valuation for the current
year Of personal property vas s45s.-
3s6Iss.
Mortgage exemptions this year
showed total Of s5s-ss5.O7s. an IN
crease over the exemptions OF 1907 OF
approximately ss.2T0.0O9.
The total valuation for TIE current
year. less mortgage exemptions.
amounts 10 tIs0i223 24l. the amount
On which taxes Eill be paid into the
state treasury. The state will derive
for state and state school purposes.
ss.54o.55s 50 from such taxes next
year. in addition TO the common
school fund This will be al Increase
OF approximately s540. coo.
The total appraised valuation in
oludes the appraisenent Of corporate
property made BY the state board OF
tax commissioners.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1911-08-11

se~ Organization 81 rctel Clerks
The Greeters OF Indiana is the
name q the new organization q no
tel clerks Of the state. which vAs e.
fecsed A. a meeting held AZ Indiana
pO'is. Clerks representing most Of
the hotels In this city and from sew
eTai other cities attended the meeting
The Greeiers Of Indiana Ill become
affiliated with the Greeters OF Amer.
lea. the national association OF hotel
clero O1cers were elected As fol-
lows; President. Paul Hannah. clerk
Hotel Morton. Indianapolis: first Wee
president. Fred l. volkert. clerk Den
isOr hotel. Indianapolis: second vice
president. c. C. CAshmer. clerk on
yer hotel. South Bend. secretary. I'd
win r Spooner. assistant manager
Hotel Edward. Indianapolis: treas
urer. Arthur c. Gresham. clerk Lor.
raine hotel Indianapolis: members OF
the executive committee. George r
Denehie. clerk Linden hotel. Indiana
polls. Charles z Kimley. clerk Ma
iestic hotel. Indianapolis: r Z
hnighton. clerk Kingston hotel. In
cianapolis. L : Thorpe. clerk Spencer
house. Indianapolis: J. Milo Turner.
clerk Terre Hzute house. Terre
Haute. " H. Bremen. assistant man
agCr Hotel Randolph. Winchester:
Glenn ? Wright. clerk Murcock hotel.
LOgAnsport
Leonard NJ Hadley. superintendent
OF the Hotel Edward. has been ap
pointec publicity manager.
The objects OF the organization.
briefly stated. are TO promote corciaI
business relations. high efficiency.
honesty and social intercourse be
tween ourselves and associates and
70 further and protect the best inter
ests OF our employers: 20 invite the
managers and proprietors OF hotels
and clubs in the territory 10 investi-
gate our membership and our Efforts
10 enforce sound business principles
The association win seek 10 drive
out the hotel deadbeat and 70 capture
the crook that passes bad checks on
hotel clerks These be declared 20
be Two OF the worst evils Of the hotel
business
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1911-08-11
LAST Loo Jail Abandonec.

Nashville. Aug She old log jail
which has been landmark for many
years. has been abandoned officially
ard nov. on the rare occasion when
Sheriff Calvin Of Brown county makes
an arrest. The prisoner will be taken
10 Franklin Ind. for safe keeping
The walls Of the Jail. which is the last
OF It's kind IN the state and probably
IN The country. are three feet thick
and made OF three tiers OF logs. the
middle logs being stood on end 10
make II impossible for anyone 10 cut
his Way out
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1911-08-11
NINE HURT IN AUTO WRECK
Four Women. Four Children and
Chauffeur Are Victims in
Road Accident.

Chicago. Aug. -Four women. four
little children and a chauffeur We're
seriously injured at a bend in the road
near Fox Lake. Ill. when a large tour
ing car in which they were riding
jumped into the rough" and turned
turtle in a ditch. One Of the children
Is expected to die.
Three OF the women were pInioned
under the tonneau of the overturned
automobile and were taken out with
difficulty.
The injured are Mrs. Julia Butler
and her fve-months-old baby, Mrs
Maud Sweetman and her little son and
daughter. Mrs. Mary Bellman. MIS-
Edna St. Clair. Julia Bradenberg. Mrs
ST. Clair's daughter and Clifford CLARK
chauffeur.
The machine is said 10 have been
going al a rate OF about thirty miles
an hour when the accident occurred
Clark was unfamiliar with the road
and did not see the turn until II vas
too late to apply his brakes
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1911-08-11

Victims Of rabid dogs in Indiana
hereafter will be treated With Pasteur
serum from the laboratories OF the
United States government Serum
from = private company IN PhIladeL
phia Vac used formerly. but. because
OF the Installation OF new apparatus
in the laboratory Of hygiene o, the
state board OF health. Il Kill BE poe
stble 20 use the serum from the gov
eminent. which is in slightly different
form from that obtained al PhiIa6el-
phiA While TIE serum Of the Phfl.-
celphia firm is considered as good a.
that obtained anywhere in Anerica.
the use Of the government serum ~fn
diminish the cost Of treatment. &C
cordinE 20 the health board othcials-
Many OF the first patients Of the in
stitute are practically ready 20 be re-
leased