The San Francisco call., 1913-07-31

men and women. who have asked the
scientist to aid them in either regain
ing hair that has been lost or help
them retain what they have. No
scientific announcement for many
years has interested the general
public as has the news that Professor
Migge, who formerly was connected
with such universities as the Univer-
sity of Berlin and Stanford University,
the biological and pathological labora-
tories of Carnegie Institute, DR.. Powell
Erich of Berlin, and great commercial
Laboratories. had found the way to rid
the scalp of the malicious bacteria
which, as has been known for many
years. cause falling hair and badness.
Considerable interest has been dis
played, in San Francisco especially. in
other work of the bacteriologist who
has suddenly stepped into a new fame
as the discoverer of the solution of all
hair problems. 1t is to Dr.. Migge's
resourcefulness that the world today
owes many scientific achievements.
His methods of Staining" bacteriOlogi-
cal slides for examination and study
by the human eye have been adopted
in all the laboratories of the world.
His connection with DR.. Powell Erich,
known to all the profession for the
discovery of important pathological
secrets, brought him before the pro-
fessional public many years ago as one
of the foremost students of bacteri-
ology in the world. 1t is to him the
perfection of the incubator can be
traced, and in his laboratories here
there are many specimens qof labora-
tory achievements which have worked
revolutions in the scientific world.
LABORATORIES PERMANENT
While his study of the archaeological
question as applied to the hair, which
led to the discovery of the only in
fallible way of preventing badness,
caused him to travel to many places
over the world, his private labora-
tories have been located in San Fran
cisco for more than a year and their
location here was long ago made per-
manent While his public laboratory
work was confined chiefly to the needs
of the profession the space needed was
far less than that made necessary i'm
mediately after his announcement of
his readiness to give the world the
benefit of his discovery of a method of
eradicating the hair bacteria. Almost
simultaneously with that announcement
it was necessary for him to relocate
his laboratories in the Call building,
occupying twice the former space. Now
the laborator space.
The laboratories here, in the Call
building, viii be the permanent base
from which the Migge treatment will
be extended around the world. Already
branch laboratories have been arranged
for Seattle. Portland. Los Angeles, Den
yer. Kansas City, Chicago, st. Louis
and New York The bacteriologists
who will be placed in these labora-
tories are receiving their instructions
in the preparation and administration
of the Migge treatment here.
A great many people who have asked
the Migge treatment within the last
two weeks have been turned away
from the laboratories without the COM
fort they had expected to be given be-
cause of the inability of Professor
Migge to promise the hoped for results
in their individual cases. Concerning
such eases as these Professor Migge
stated, yesterday, for publication:
II do not want any man or woman
to think that + can, or will. promise a
restoration of hair where badness has
so far advanced that nothing on earth
could restore the hair. When the scalp
has become shiny. as is seen on so
many men who are bald, that usually