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The Ellensburg dawn. [volume] (Ellensburg, Wash.) 1898-1914, 1911-02-23
DoN'Ts.

Don't get cranky when the work
seems hard It's not the work at all,
It's the crank. my pard.
Don't buy a poultry fence on the
simple word of mail order house
catalogue. The hens may slip through
the fence, the company slip through its
guarantee, while you may bawl, "Oh.
woe is me.'
Don't expect to run your hennery
successfully with some other fellows
head 1t may be pumpkin" head.
Don't use old style line cuts on your
letter heads and ads. Fine half tones
for rooster booster.
Don't let people get friendly with
your bulldog. Don't let him fight, but
feed him we'll ut night.
Don't keep leaking water vessels in
The pens. They will soak the litter
and sicken the hens
Don't bother breeding every duck.
Pekin for market brings best luck.
Don't adopt every new system. The
man that makes the business go is not
by winds (hot air, tossed to and fro.
Don't imagine Il ROSTERS comb is
the sum total. It's the big, juicy
breast meat and fat drumstick count
in the amount.
Don't knock Knocking primarily
belongs to ii spiritualism wake, and
there. as everywhere, its a fake
Don't exaggerate. y lie. like a
Shanghai. always comes home to
roost.
The Ellensburg dawn. [volume] (Ellensburg, Wash.) 1898-1914, 1911-02-23

Photo by William Frear vice director of
the PENNSYLVANIA agricultural expert
ment station.
END OF TOBACCO CUETNG SHED WITH HORI-
ZONTAL vENllLArOhs.
some cases top ventilation = secured
by means OF Slated venli!Itors set in
the gable ends Of the shed or in the
roof along the ridcepole or by means
of Waived. cylindrical. metal ventila
tors set in the roof peak. In Others
side ventilation is adopted. and either
vertical ventilators are made by insert
ing loose boards at intervals of a few
feet along the sides Of the shed or
horizontal boards, hinged above and
fastened TO Il common vertical lifting
rod. are fixed in the sides of the shed
at points near the lower end of each
tier. In still other cases the floor
beams project on each side beyond the
foundation walls. and the wall plates
rest upon the ends of these beams
rather than directly over or upon the
foundation walls The floor between
these two lines of walls consists of
trapdoors which can be raised to Sc
cure bottom ventilation.
Very commonly the system adopted
provides for both side and roof venti-
lators. each under control from the
floor. or for bottom and top ventilators
Heating systems for the control of ven
tilation are very exceptional.
The Ellensburg dawn. [volume] (Ellensburg, Wash.) 1898-1914, 1911-02-23
VENTILATION FOR TOBACCO.
Method Of Curing Leaf Used by Large
Growers In Pennsylvania,

The majority Of the small tobacco
growers thrash out their grain early.
stack their straw and then use their
barn mows and driveways for curing
tobacco. says a bulletin OH the pro-
duction of cigar leaf tobacco in Penn
sylvania issued by he United States
department of agriculture. But the
large growers usually erect separate
curing sheds provided with some sys-
TEN for controlling the ventilation. In
The Ellensburg dawn. [volume] (Ellensburg, Wash.) 1898-1914, 1911-02-23
Keep Strings Out of Ensiiage.

Have man stand beside the feed
table of the ensilage cutter and cut
every band and jerk the string away.
Those strings cut up in short lengths
and carried into the silo are not good
for stock. A man not long ago lost
four cows that We're fed on ensilage.
and the cut strings did the business.
They are cut so fine and mixed SO thor
oughly that stock must eat them. The
time of one man to do this would prob
ably be we'll spent.-IOwa Homestead
The Ellensburg dawn. [volume] (Ellensburg, Wash.) 1898-1914, 1911-02-23
Handy Kitchen Set

\ handy kitchen outfit consist
ing Of big knife, fork, cake turner,
pairing knife, cake knife; whet core
and clever-S pieces i'll ali, price
$500. The Dawn i, S1.OO per
year, but we will give YOU this
Handy Kitchen set and The Dawn
one year for $500
Omaha daily bee., 1911-01-22


OF
We aso ha OF a list Of GOOD VALUES
HERE ARE SOME OF THEM
throughout Il apartments income Sol'
insurance ana
maintenance splendid investment
and desraby located well con
o complete
Foura part
jantor
andi cave a good invested
finish all modern and com
n
insurance and maintenance ana you VIII
Only S4OO cash required TO o'l
the balance be paid out of the income
ls You could not possibly Dy e erouhu anu
finish all modern and
center "a duplicated ana it
S
Income $lOSO
NORRIS & MARTIN
Omaha daily bee., 1911-01-22
REAL ESTATE
CITY PROPERTY FOR SALE
(Continucd)
Dundee Lots

Dundee Lots
750-5Oxl2S feet, with cement walk, sewer
and water mains. Half a block
from car line. 500 cash, balance
monthly.
cO-;oxi55 feet. on Cunning St. near SD
St City water. sewer and cement
walks included at above price. Loo
cation high. giving fine view. $500
cash balance so per month
S50-50Xl35 feet. on car line, near Happy
Hollow club. Improvements in and
paid for. 500 cash, $40 per month.
) v5O-jONl35 feet, near school house on
Davenport street, south front, city
water. sewer. cement walks and gas
covered by this price Easy terms.
PRACTICALLY NEW
BUNGALOWS
s G.OOO-six-room. modern bungalow. located
near 10Th and Grand Ave. near car
line. ~ acres Of ground Can sub
divide property at a good profit
0,5CO-For an up-to-date modern bunga-
in quarter-sawed oak. Hot water
neat Grounds contain over two
acres of land. Located on Florence
boulevard, near Miller park.
; 5,3OO-For groom, modern. two-story
bungalow, located on CAPITOL Ave.
in Dundee. Large living room and
dining room, finished in quarter
sawed white oak. Brick fireplace
four bed rooms and sleeping porch
Hot water heat. A well built house
offered at less than cost.
> 4,t5O-352l Leavenworth street. This is a
new, Groom, all modern bungalow
Living room and dining room fin
ished in Oregon fir. Den in Flemish
oak. Mantle and crate in living
room. Three bed rooms and bath
second floor. Corner lot on car
lines.
APARTMENT HOUSE
LOCATION
$ll ,OO0- For the southeast corner of Park
avenue and Dewey avenue 2i9x142
feet. Paved street. This is the
cheapest piece Of property per front
foot we know of in this location
High and slightly, convenient to
downtown car lines and close to
schools, churches and stores.
FIELD CLUB DISTRICT
5 5,3OO-For a new, S-room modern house
on 35th Ave- near the Field club
Oak finish. Surrounded by first
class residences. Convenient to car
line
investments
ISlE0oO-For brick apartment house. on south
'front.' lot 66Xl32 feet. Only one block
from 18th street. Has apartments
OF three rooms each. All modern
and steam heated. Gas stoves and
refrigerators I'm each kitchen. Rental
81, 436 per year
S2l OOO-Brick apartment house corner lot
g4xSO feet. near oath st. car line
Both streets paved. Six apartments
fiVe and six rooms each. Hot water
- heat. Rental, $3.50 per year
N5oVVV-5-story brick block, close TO 18th
street 66X66 feet. Tenants make
year.
Omaha daily bee., 1911-01-22
BUNGALOW

FEW ROOMS. CONVENIENT, COY.
East front on 3Oth St, NEWLY paved, a
little north of Dodge St, near the Bouie-
ward and Curtis Turner Park. Note the
location. handy to Farnam st. car ine
and the best residence district, blocks
west OF high school, or IA blocks from
business center, developing fast. This Is
an up-to-date. artistic little home OF
rooms with many attractive features. We
offer il for this week at $4,000. Reasonable
terms. II is thoroughly well built and very
complete. 1t has no duplicate IN Omaha.
rake your contractor with you to look
at IL.
Harrison g. Morton
9I3 N, Y. Life. Phone Doug. Si A-3l44'
Omaha daily bee., 1911-01-22
1431 PinkneY St, $500

Seven rooms, reception hall, parlor, din
ing ROOM pantry and kitchen on first
floor fine oak finish polished floors ex-
cepting kitchen and pantry. Pillars be-
tween the hall and parlor are set on
pedestals and are very attractive. There
are three rooms and bath on the second
floor. The bedrooms each have good
closets, medicine cabinet with beveled glass
mirror Cellar under the entire house;
cement block foundation; paved street.
ONLY 70 Inlnmlea. ride DOWNTOWN.
Omaha daily bee., 1911-01-22
1909 North 18th St, $1,000

Six rooms strictly modern, full two
story built a year ago. First class neigh
borhood Close to car. Owner going to
Colorado, wishes to sell at once. Can give
immediate possession,
Omaha daily bee., 1911-01-22
REAL ESTATE
CITY PROPERTY ron SALE
(ContinuCdl
FINE HOMES

FINE HOMES
10.O00-Ten-room modern. up-to-
date home on 32d Ave, near
Dodge, hardwood finish. COM
bination heating plant. billiard
room, garage for two autos,
ground 60X135.
$6,OOO-Ten-room, modern house,
with oak finish. three fire.
places, laundry with soft
water; large basement. with
separate rooms; two rooms An
ished on third floor; large
porChes; ground 1OOx124; on
corner fronting south, with
plenty of shade cement walks
and paving all paid for; large
barn; at 2024 Writ St
S4,50O-Eight-room, modern house.
at 1922 Emmett St; fine loca-
ton and convenient to car;
house has combination heating
plant and electric light; south
front lot 50x124; on paved
street.
So, 500-Six-room modern, story and
half house, with hot water
heat, in BEMIS PARK; lot AK
142, with plenty Of shade.
1921 North oath st.
SO, Eight-room, modern house.
on southeast corner goth and
Corby, rental $50.
81, 50O-Eight-roo modern house,
on corner 18th and Evans.
50, 300-Seven-roo two-story house,
on corner 25th and Erskine ;
bath and gas; lot 4Ox11O.
81, S50-Six-room cottage, at 21O7
Ohio St. modern except fur
mace, lot 3OX119, renting at
SIS.
Vacant corner lot 25th and Grant,
40x120, one block from car line, for
only $500.
W. H. Gates
Room 644 New Omaha National Bank
Bldg.
Phones Doug. 1894; Web. cess
Omaha daily bee., 1911-01-22
INVESTMENTS

offers splendid opportunity for
We so hay IN a list of GOOD VALUES
Omaha daily bee., 1911-01-22
D. V. SHOLES COMPANY
G13 City National Bank Building.
Tel. Doug. 80: linden. A. O49.

\ HOME? WE VIA,
WAN IT
GETTING LOCATED Hh'O"
IL A
s,Qa Park
Locate onp
To- Of In
-otw water heat
is n
hospital an STeom all modem house
on he r.
nkney GROOM nGF house wT
for a
UNIVERSITY dapdy room nouG finished In OAK
Is located
houses
housefu n
wen
Be
We II
this house
from West side car hot water Ssa s s
81 I fyouwa a
all modern
bri
a
district
eseyeral 9th
the $
road II
hnrRnin
Omaha daily bee., 1911-01-22
Oil Capitol Ave, $1,000

Here is a choice bungalow of five rooms
with bath, in locality where high class
homes are being built The parlor and
dining room are finished in oak, including
floors. Lot so It. front; high and slightly
location; close to school and within IA
blocks Of car line. You will find this Is
the biggest bargain in Dundee.
Omaha daily bee., 1911-01-22
1890 South ODD. $1,000

six rooms all modern; parlor, sitting
room, dining ROOM kitchen, two bedrooms
and bath; pantry; full cellar combination
fixtures. On paved street paving ell paid.
Cement sidewalks. Ten minutes walk to
court house. NerN easy terms.
Omaha daily bee., 1911-01-22
Field Club Homes

A new 7-room all modern house near 18th
and Mason, oak finish, bed rooms and
sleeping porch; paving paid. good buy;
only $1,000
on 3jth Ave, near WOODWORK we are
offering a fine S-room all modern house,
fireplace, etc. east front; only $500
Near the Boulevard on POppleton Ave. "A
good lO-room all modern house bed rooms
only So 10 '
Omaha daily bee., 1911-01-22
2O27 POppletOn, S3, 25O

Seven rooms, strictly all modern; five
rooms and bath on first floor; two rooms
and hall upstairs; all nicely finished; floors
downstairs polished; two rooms papered;
nickle plumbing, gas and electric fixtures
cement cellar; on paved street; paving
taxes paid in full. Only ten minutes walk
from the court house and 1t only takes
S22h cash to make the first payment.
Omaha daily bee., 1911-01-22
21O2 Grace 81, $4,000

This attractive house, on corner lot,
faces south and east; has seven large
rooms; oak finish in parlor, dining room
and reception hall. Maple floor in kitchen;
upstairs finished in yellow pine Both
electric light and gas, with combination
fixtures: cement sidewalks and on paved
street; within walking distance convenient
to school and stores. Fine for home OF
investment.
Omaha daily bee., 1911-01-22
4O11 North 3Oth, $2,95O

Six rooms; strictly modern; parlor, dining
room; kitchen and bedroom downstairs
! two bedrooms and bath upstairs; large lot
paved street, paving all paid. Terms to
Omaha daily bee., 1911-01-22

! Has parlor, dining room, kitchen, two
bedrooms and bath, all on one floor; stairs
| to attic; cellar briCked up and cemented
! floor; has first-Class plumbing throughout;
/ well built; east front; close to car line and
| school. owner has made very low price
[ for quick sale. Will make easy terms.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1911-05-16

these fatalities all but six occurred
within the city limits. Three OF them
took place at Warren and Woodward
ayes, within the same number OF
months. There were six other fatal.
tiles on Woodward-ave during the two
years, and most Of these lives would
have been saved, I'm all probability, II
the Littlefeld ordinance had been In
force.
The list OF victims, with the places
where the fatalities occurred is as fol
lows:
I Jan. T. l909-Mrs George II.
Stevens, No. lao King-ave., Woodward
and king-aves.; struck by auto driven
by j. b. Book. Jr.
Jan. 20. 1909-Floyd A. Kelly, No.
322 Sheridan-aye.. Jefferson-ave., near
Connor's Greek; machine ran into
telegraph pole.
May 20. l909-Mrs. James ]. JEFF
tries. No. 352 Congress-st east, Jeffer-
son-ave. and Riopelle-st.
May 80. 19O9-Mrs Julia Finney,
No. 37S Cavalry-ave. Second and
Michigan-aves.; struck by auto owned
by Mr.. Gray. of Romeo.
June o, lSVS-JOnn ID. NoOnan, NO.
al Park-ave., Park-ave. and Sibley-st.
June 6, l905-John Gubby, No. Is
Brush-st,, Brush-st. and Jefferson-ave.
July IL. l909--Arthur Keb, No. 2Sl
Sheridan-ave., Belle Isle bridge.
Aug. IA. 1909-John Mclaughlin,
No. 1928 Sixteenth-st. Commonwealth.
ive., near Putnam-ave.; auto brighten.
ID his horse.
Aug. 81, l909-Richard Agricola, Jr.,
No 1867 Palmer-ave.. Palmer and Mt
clliott-aves.
Aug. "a. 1909-Thomas r. Prince
No. 1853 Toledo-Gve., Woodward-ave
and Safest
Oct. z. 1909-FFarry Weeks, aged 8
No. 1914 Meldrum-ave., Jefferson-ave
and Chene-st.
Oct. IL. 1909-George d. Macarthur
,ged IL. No. 5Gs Jefferson-ave., JEFF
erson and Elmwood-aves.
Dec. 2, 190a-William j. Chiera. No
~ Beaubien-st., Burns and Jefferson
ives.
Jan. "a. William Addison, No
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1911-05-16
Decision Disappointing
Says William J. Bryan

TORONTO. Ont, May l6.-"The
decision is disappointing" said vii
liam Jennings Bryan today. referring
TO the supreme courts Standard oil
decision. AT first appearance, II
would look as II the government has
won a victory, but as a matter oil
fact the decision will bring great JOY
10 the trusts because II reads into
the law, which 10 large extent null
lilies the antitrust law.
THE trusts have been trying Tor
years TO secure an amendment TO the
antitrust law which would limit the
law TO unreasonable restraint oil
trade.
THE dissenting opinion OF Justice
Harlan points out very forcibly the
far-reaching effect of this decision
II will now be necessary to secure
an amendment TO the antitrust law
to make 1t worth anything"
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1911-05-16
ISL Holoomb-ave.. HOlcomb and JEFF

ISL Holoomb-ave.. Holcomb and JEFF
ferson-aves.
March IL. I910-Norman Burghardt
No. $50 St. Antoinest.. Hastings and
Wilkins-sts.
March 2s. islO-Gerald Smith
Crosse Pointe. Woodward and War
rem.
March 13. l910-Eva Cohen, No. 50
Wilkins-st.. Hastings-st. and Gratiot
ave
April 10, 191O-Geo. Fl. Smith
Kercheval and Baldwin-aves., NJ. C. r.
X. and Gratiot township.
April Is. l9l0-John T. Foster, No
1919 Jefferson-ave.
April 26, l9l0-Mrs. Emma Wood
No. 1877 Pine-st., Warren and Wood
ward-aves.
May IL. 1910-August lawson. No
800 Woodward-ave., BAL Woodward
ave.
May 2s, 1s10-Arthur Finn, No. 1873
Heidelberg-st., Woodward and War
ren-ayes.
June Is, 1910-Mrs. Eliza Johnson
Creek-rd., Gratiot township, in front
OF No. 1868 Gratiot-ave.
July 4. 1910-Ida Hafeli. Field-ave.
Hamtramck. Field and Gratiot-aves.
July IA, 1910-Arthur Darmstaetter
No. 233 Catherine-st.. Roseville. Mich
July "a, 1910-Breeze Dana, STRUCK
at Blaine and Woodward-aves.
Aug. 8, 1910-Albert Piper. No
1925 Gratiot-ave., place OF accident
not known.
Aug. IL, 1910-Michael Maryjanski
struck on Chene-st., near Ferry-ave.
Sept. s, 19l0-Marie Ford, Mt. FL
lott and Gratiot-aves.
Sept. II, 191O-Thomas Roth. strucl
on Jefferson.ave., opposite Chalmeri
plant.
Sept. %. 1910-Mrs. Ellen Moore
struck at Woodward and Hardwood
ayes.
Sept 20, 1910-David Zagar. strucl
on Woodward-ave., near Alfred-st.
Oct. %, l910-William Stevens
struck at Vinewood-ave. and viaduct
Oct. 81, 1910--Mrs. Eliza Carter
struck on Lafayette-ave.. near Tenth
st.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1911-05-16
CONTEMPT CHARGE STILL
HANGS OVER GOMPERS EFT AL
Justice Wright Appoints Commission
TO Determine Whether Labor
Leaders are Guilty Of Contempt.

WASHINGTON, May ia com
mission was appointed today by JUS
tice Wright of the district supreme
court TO determine whether Gompers
Mitchell and Morrison, the labor lead
ers, were guilty OF contempt, and upon
their decision he will base further &C
ton in the case.
Justice Wright is proceeding on the
instructions of the supreme court cl
the United States. In the decision yes
terday, which set aside the jail sen
fences. but clearly indicated that II
did so without prejudice. According
to the view OF Justice Wright, the ,su
preme court left open the possibility OF
Wright, himself, ordering contempt
proceedings against the three men fol-
falling TO obey an injunction Issued by
him.
II was held that the court dismissed
the Jail sentences, on the ground thai
the action was brought by the Bucks
Stove and Range Co. and that In sucn
event only a fine could be assessed
The inference was left that IL the
court itself had taken the initiative
the result might have been different
Justice Wright named as members
of the commission Attorneys j. j. Darl
ington. Daniel Davenport and James
NJ. Beck, all three OF whom were coun
sci against the labor leaders In the
original contempt proceedings.
Justice Wrights order authorizes
the commission TO investigate the en-
tire proceedings in which the labor
leaders were sentenced and Institute
contempt charges II they deem the
facts warrant such action under the
decision OF the supreme court.
1T appears" says Justice Wright III
his order, THAT Gompers, Mitchell and
Morrison are guilty OF contempt OF
court, regardless of the supreme court
decision and may be punished under
its terms.
He said he ordered the investiga
ton ITO the end that the authority
of the court may be established, vindi
Gated and sustained"
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1911-05-16
no Ghosts Haun, swamps9

No. Never. It's foolish to fear fancied
evil. when there are real and deadly
perils TO guard against in swamps and
MARSHES. bayous, and lowlands. These
are the malaria germs that cause
ague. chills and fever, weakness. aches
IN the bones and muscles and may
induce deadly typhoid. But Electric
Bitters destroys and casts out these
vicious germs from the blood. Three
bottles drove all the malaria from my
system" wrote VIM Fretwell. Of
I.ucama, ". c., "and I've had fine
health ever since" Use this safe.
sure remedy only. so at r Q. Kin.
sci, Gray q Worcester. Central Drug
Co. and Standard Drug Co
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1911-05-16

Oct. 81, lsi0-Gustav Baurchardt
struck at Michigan and Griswold.
Dec. 8, 1910-Ethel Montgomery,
struck at Grand River and Sixteenth.
Feb. 4. l9l1-Martha Champine. kill.
ed In Crosse Pointe.
Feb. IL. le11-Harry Nederlander.
Jefferson-ave.. near Belt Line; auto
ran into telephone pole.
March 20, 1911-Paul Misczewski,
Jefferson-ave., near ST. Jean-rd.
April 20, 19l1-Richard Keydel, JEFF
ferson. near McDougall.
April IL. 19ll-Emma j. Gibson,
Spruce and Trumbull.
May Is, 191l-Martin p O'Donnell
Military and West Jefferson-aves.
May 16, 1911-Ross l.. Hughes. No
sos Champlaln-st.. run down In front
OF home by tester
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1911-05-16
VOTE AGAINST SALOON.
Citizens Don't Want Van FIeteren to
Get License on Mack-ave.

BY vote OF 152 to ". the residents
OF the sixth precinct OF the Seven
teenth ward. decided, Monday, that
they did not want saloon opened by
Emil Van Fleteren at No. 1404 Mack.
ave. The referendum was arranged
by Aid. Herman Schultz. of the Seven
teenth ward, who paid all the expense
OF the vote The result will be pre-.
sented to the common council Tues
day night, and Aid. Schultz thinks,
will result in the application being de-
MED. Van Fleteren moved from the
west side this spring, and first sought
a license on McClellan-ave., but was
opposed by property owners.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1911-05-16
lnsuIts Woman; Jailed.

Howard Leach approached a wo-
man on the street. Monday, and volun-
teered to carry her basket for her.
She refused his gallant offer and he
forthwith heaped vituperative remarks
upon her. She appealed TO an officer
who hailed the man before Police
Justice Jeffries. Towards defense
was that he once carried two suit
cases for lady. who gave him ten
cents. The Judge couldn't quite see
the connection and. sent Howard to
the workhouse for 80 days.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1911-05-16
ASSAULTED IN STREET.
William Bradley Attacked While Driv
inc Rig on Fifteenth-st.

william Bradley, No. COZ Twelfth-st.,
was driving rig on Fifteenth-st.. near
Michigan-ave., Monday night, when he
was attacked by four men. One OF
them struck him across the face twice
before he whipped up his horse and
escaped.
Bradley says he does not know who
his assailants were and knows no rea.
son why they should have set upon
him.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1911-05-16
Roots, Banks, Herbs,

That have great medicinal power. are
raised TO their highest efficiency, for
purifying and enriching the blood. as
they are combined In Hoods Sarsapa-
rilla, which Is Peculiar TO Itself
o,366 testimonials received by ac-
tual count in two years--a record un-
paralieled in the history OF medicine.
Be sure TO take
Hoods SarsapariIIa
this Spring. 1t will make you feel
better. look better. eat and sleep better.
| Get IL today In usual liquid form or
! chocolated tablets called sarsatabs.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1911-05-16
MUST BE vACCINATED.
University Authorities Decide Upon
Crusade Against Smallpox.

ANN ARBOR, Mich, May Ia
Wholesale vaccination OF students has
been determined upon by the univer
sity authorities on account OF case
OF smallpox discovered yesterday ATT
ernoon. The victim Is Goodloe H
Rogers, law student from Pontiac. 4
Arrangements for vaccinating all
students who have not been vaccinated
within three years were made az q
meeting OF the deans Of the two medk
cal departments and President
Hutchins.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1911-05-16

state board OF MsdIcIns Loelxs ln
Msthods " ssIolsn oIsss' 1Ie~sr.

DR.. Beverly ID. Harrison. sscretor/
Of the state board Of registration q
medicine. Is investigating the hssllnn
methods OF A. Philipart, q Belgian
glass blow er, whose home &C High and
Twelfth-sts.. ID besieged daily BY greal
throngs OF sick people seeking treat
ment from him.
II DIR. Harrison finds Philipart q
violating the law he will take steps %
put the healer out OF business. PhilI'
part. however. does not advertise him
self as a healer and there 10 no sign
about his premises 10 indicate that
he Is In the healing business.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1911-05-16
Denies Arrest on Murder charos.

Joseph Coram denies that he was
even arrested on a charge of murder,
as stated by his wife in testifying
against him in her suit for divorce IN.
the Wayne circuit court. last Satufr
day