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The Era-leader. [volume] (Franklinton, La.) 1910-current, 1916-04-27
Editorial OF the Day.

Johns Hopkins hospital, Balti-
more, which is justly famous for
It's achievements in surgery and
medical science, announces that
experiments are now being made
with a recently discovered serum
by which it is hoped to BRING per-
sons back to life who are appar
entity dead as the result of drown
ing or asphyxiation. The serum
will be INFECTED into the veins and
will cause a reaction of the heart
which will keep the person alive
until an apparatus already per-
fected to clear the lungs can be
put into operation.
Surgeons have acted for some
time on the theory that the heart
of a person drowned Or asphyxi'
ated is still active to a certain eX-
tent for several hours after he Is
apparently dead. If the organ
can be acted upon until the pa
tents breathing is restored 1t Is
predicted that many will be saved
who do not respond to the pulmo-
tor under the present plan OF
treatment.
The serum discovered at Johns
Hopkins has been tested on a
number of animals in labOrato-
ries there and very successful.
1t was injected into one animal
four hours after being drowned
and the animal was restored tt
life, However, it died later OF
high blood pressure. This il
the problem that will have to b.
solved, as the serum has beer
found to cause high blood pres
sure or hardening of arteries, (
serious objection. but one tina
may onceivably be overcome,
Hundreds of people supposedly
beyond all hope have been save
by the use of pulmotor, whic
is now considered Indispensable i
all rescue work, Ii the expert
at johns Hopkins perfect the;
serum so that victim Of drown
ing or asphyXlation can be kel
alive until the puInDtor i nse
they will have done great Wor
for humanity, for III many cas'
which prove fatal inability to al
ply the pnlmotor il time is Il
cause. These machines are
almost universnI Use, out cann
always be ottlined at the m
,nant they are nseded.-Birmln
hom Aoa-Herald.
The Era-leader. [volume] (Franklinton, La.) 1910-current, 1916-04-27
Education.

knowledge is one If the great
est desires of life, 1t is desired
from infancy to old age. 1t was
this desire that led Nansen to the
Attic regions, and Livingston to
the heart of Africa. 1t lies at
the foundation of all science.
When Cclumols started IN his
The Era-leader. [volume] (Franklinton, La.) 1910-current, 1916-04-27
SATURDAY

SATURDAY
1O.45-11. Devotional-Dr. W. w.
Warner.
11-11.15. Organization.
11.15-11.45. "Who Are the Bap-
lists of prev. E. F. Cor
kern.
11.45-12.15. "What Are Louisiana
Baptists Doing?"-Rev. J. E. Brake
field.
1852. Dinner and Fellowship.
2-2.15. DevotionaI-Rev. V. j. Lee.
2.15-3. 'How Country Churches
May Locate Pastors. "-Discussion,
led by Rev. W. E. Watkins and Rev.
w. F. McGehee.
800. Our Parish Colportage Mis-
sionary Work--Led by Rev. M. L.
Delk.
7-7:15. Devotional-Rev. J. r.
OCululuS'
7:15-S. The Christian Duty as a
Citizen-Rev. j. J. Walker and F. N.
K. Adams.
S-s:45. The Power of Prayer-Rev.
W. F. Hutson and Rev. J. N. Forten-
berry.
SUNDAY
9:SO-l0:15. Sunday School.
1O:15-1l. The Parish Organization
of Our Baptist Sunday School-U. G.
Neuhauser and Rev. Spurgeon Wingo.
11-11:15. Business,
11:26-12. Sermop-Rev. G. T. Cor
kern.
1873. Dinner and Fellowship.
200, Song seryice-B. K, Knight
The Era-leader. [volume] (Franklinton, La.) 1910-current, 1916-04-27
Program

Of the Fifth Sunday Meeting of
Washington and St. Tammany
Parishes, to Meet With Angie
Baptist Church. Angie, La,
Apri, 1890. 1915.
The Era-leader. [volume] (Franklinton, La.) 1910-current, 1916-04-27

SUBSCRIPTIONS SlOO A YEAR
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-03-10

ins roads and bridges. Patron. Dele
cato =. j. Wright
No COFFIN powcrimg tn" school
board OF the cts of Norfolk 10 select
nnd purchas" textbooks. suitable
and control tn" school property. Pa
irons, Delegates Cox and Cousins.
No. Il&-To protect phcasants in tn"
County If Middl"s.N for two yeats. Pa
iron. Delegate Stubs.
No 'Gi-To restrain persons suffer-
ng from tubcrculosis. who. by reason
OF carclcssness. arc menace 10 tho
b"alth of their respcctivc communities.
Patron. D.lerat. Baker.
No. 2i"---To amend section . OF an
act t" incorporate The town Of Stras-
burg. in shenandoah County. Patron.
Delegate Pence.
SO. 273- Limiting the number OF
quail partridycs phcasants. grouse
aud wild turkey that may hc killed
IA on" day by any person in TN" County
"f Shenandoah. Patron. Delegate
Pence
No. 27S-To amend sections =. 4. >. &
and 10 ot an act to provide new
charter for tn" town of Hlackshurr.
Patron. Delegate Flanagan.
No. 21"--ru authorize the town OF
Nlackeburg. in Mont :omcry County, TO
issu" bonds and 10 borrow money for
tn" pUrpos" OF Improving the streets
Of the town Patron. Dcl"gat" Flana
cAu.
"" 2S.-'ro prevent hogs from run
ming a; large i'm the town of Grundy.
i'm the County Of Buchanan Patron.
prl"Gat" Witton.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-03-10
Senate---Nigh Session

Tho following Hons. hillv yoro
passed BY III, S.r,,. lac, ,,;ci,, i
No ~ rc ..,.,, ,.,
AZ ar ~, az, tm L.n., I''' =, ''."
limits ana charter nf In. ~ ~, wi.
Iiamshur.
=" 49, To mako il larceny 10 obtain
with fraudulent iltt"u, goods m,rch,n-
disc. etc, solicited from am, licensed
merchant for examination or ,nnrnvol
and I" make failure to return SAM. on
demand. IN unchanged condition prima
racte "vidcnc" of intent 10 dcrrtud.
t"'f"m. bel"@"i" Taylor
No. 2S-To amend section OF an
act TO prevent deception i'm Tn sale of
io" cream. and to establish - standard
fog same. ah;ron. pcicSatc Eoattie
g., ,"s ~" IN" "s" "i "'eh.
LIN, 80, '''S , ~,
, ,. '"" ''''"' i'"''"h' delegate
- ""''u" H''''o" VI q"
,, :" u" LUZ
Wv '"t'''' ,"'''T 80 ',"l' ~ ~ cree
.''' " 81 ~ P'',''
,Tons noi.,.n,ns lanes ~ r,;r. ,or"s
ana Cousiuy.
~. =, ~, ,, ,i, ,o
cnI,. no ,r ,yr.,o nnicors sl,,I r,sid,.
pn,,nm nnl,cn,c p,s.ci,
~ -, ~.
,,r aai IF ,hr lr,. -, ,n. ";.n mnpl
,....,,.,I,. -, rorarn,,c, ., ~. >.,.r,io,,
nr ~. ,ur,,uiI;n rn,d of any ,.n,un,ny
i'm which tn. stat. is u stockholder.
1.o-ror. Delegate White
,tIov,>,: ,urnIr
ron .r,uI. II IAN
-. "a. ~.
49,; H.
i.,,, ,,5 so,,,.v.,, 90 ;o;, 49,, CIV.
,,o,,;,n,,,;,,,,, of ali i'm, sn,nt h,, s,ri,
rc,enpy Ia Jail AWAITING ,iini or. mend
inc AN aprc,l Patron. Delegate iieale.
~ = .r ,, .,i, on,o ~,
en-. r,.I. ,,,,,n,, p.i..w,,. S,,nt
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-03-10

taxes hin and the Addison direct
inheritance hin, the greater part OF
which vii, 20 10 the support OF the
schools. VIII nor. than make mp for
the difference
Iho amount appropriated hy tho
ilo'is" Tor the INSTALLATIONS or a chcmi-
cal laboratory al IN" University OF Viz
Sihih, costing S5"u0 Il yuar. was
STRICKEN out, and u material reduction
Was made III TIA" sums appropriated for
Improvement purposes ~ the various
St"t"-aid institutions IN Virginia
NsylumS Jared better than usual az the
hands OF the committee
The approximation for general road
purposes waH reduced by $4,000 a year.
senator Royal succeeded, however. in
getting through a $4,000 increase for
convict road camps
The bt'i was 81, Tor consideration.
to-day At 12.2" o'clock
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-03-10
Here and There
in the Legislature

Unless senate bill No. 3l5 is CON
Cured In by the House Of Delegates.
the examiners of records in Virginia
viii max" from $1,000 TO $4,000 dur
ing 1915, according TO senator West.
VINO has been activ" in the passage Of
bills looking towards tn. reduction Of
some - Tho enormous fees which have
been received H. fee officers In tho
Commonwealth.
The bin would allow the examiners
90 records maximum compensation OF
Si.o"u ana Expenses
senator West stated NesterdaV when
asked about the PASSAGE Of the bill
that he understood there was consld-
",ablc opposition in the liou3.. brought
about. he stated Ivy the lobbying of the
examiners themselves MIR. West stated
that the West fec bill of which he is
patron, would allow more than the
SEQ" maXirnrm compensation, and he
quoted Il number ~ well known attor-
ncys OF the Senate rs we'll as other
attorneys in the state Offices in sub
sanitation. Tie First Auditor he
stated. would allow more than this
compensation under the provisions of
the act as II now stands.
Unless the House concurs in Senate
bill No. 3lJ." said Senator West. some
"f the cxaminerc OF records will make
from $4,000 to $4,000 during 1916"
Both houses agreed Yesterday to the
confcrccS report on the custer" bill.
and the measure went TO the Governor
for his signature. AS amended by the
contcrees the bill is made applicable
to all State and local officers who fail
To discharge u duty cnjotncd upon
them by statute.
This provision was attached ny tho
senate, but was stricken out by the
House Committee for Courts Of Justice.
AS reported by this committee and
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-03-10

~ Russell! County. 10 borrow money
for III" rurp"s" al school improve
rncn's and :" iSsu" bonds therefor not
10 exceed Si0.ooo. Patron. Delegate
sutherland
80. i"j-To an"nL an act to provide
Tor IN" w"rNini- OF iong-tcrm "r dcs-
n"ra'" convicis by IN" Superintendent
OF The P"uitcntiary. the Governor and
the commissioner Of Agriculture for the
manufacture OF ground limestone and
oyster shells. Patrons. Delegates
iiundiey, Rev and Norris
|, No. SSS-for the relief of ollie
Fowler, patron. Dc!cratc Edwards
REGULATING PRACTICE:
or OI"rOMT:TRY
NJ. 81" define and regulate th"
prachc" OF optomctry, to provide for
=" board "f examiners and for rcgula-
ton and license % practitioners Pa
iron. Delegate Myers
NJ" i"i TO amend section a. Of AN
ac' I" pr"Nid" for the establishment
construction e'c., OF the public roads.
IN rotation 10 TIA" powers Of Boards OF
SUPERVISORS in regard to the adoption,
amendment aud repeal OF special road
laws. Patrons. Delegates Williams and
u. 4. Adams.
No. 3''--To amend section of an act
10 f'ls" r"vcuu" for tho support of TN"
government aud the public free schools.
etc, ANA 10 provide - special lax for.
PehS'ohs, Patron. Delegate R"ls,on.
NO. 1'A-To authorize the Board or
Supervisors OF nelson count: 10 i.su.
bonds for tho erection of bridges over
~" River and for Ia" completion and
construction of certain micad,n roads
Patron. D"lcgat. Iiorslcv.
No i:3--ro empower the Council of
ne town Of Altarista, in til. County
OF campbell. To borrow money and
issue bonds for IN" construction and,
Improvement OF streets and water and
sewerage systems.
No 3"I--Vo amend section 4i44 OF tho
Code Of Virginia. in relation 70 rivin.
credits u couyicts for good couduct
PATRONS Delegates Buck. Clement and
DodSon.
No io9-To amend section ao4s Of
INC Code of Virginia so as 10 provide
now IN" existing fcnc" laws may he
chahg"d by the Boards nf Supervisors
fa'ron' Delegate Thomas r Wright.
AMENDING CHARTER
or NEWPORT NEWS
No. 4$+-To amend sections :. 6. II.
-. o. -. Go, 81 ana 81 OF an act to
incorporate the city or Ncwpor, News
Patron. Delegate Murray.
No. +i3-To authorize the BOARD az
Supervisors of Greene and Madison
'ounues to levy a tax for the purpose
OF erecting bridge across Hapidan
River. Patron. Delegate cook.
No t6o-To provide Tor tile issuing
oil county bonds for road Improvement
In Lexington Magisteri,l District. i'm
the County Of Eockbr!dgc. Patron
Delegate White
No 509--To amend section - of nm
act to provide a special road law for
the County OF Enuquicr. Patron Dol.-
gate Tiffany.
No "5+-1o amend section . OF an or,
TO create the Virginia Normal SchooI
Board. Patrons. Delegates Harrison
n'iston' Winston Swift, Flanagan,
Valentine and Jordan.
No 3Sl--To authorize banks AMI
trust companies to make acceptanrcs
anu TO issue letters OF credit. ..atrnn
Delegate Price, OF Richmond.
No i55-To amend an act 10 con-
sohdate into one act all acts relating
10 Confederate soldiers pensions. Pa
irons. Delegates Fuller. Brown. Moss.
Bowlcs and Walton.
INC following Senate bill in addi-
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-03-10
TAN on MORTGAGES


~ The afternoon session the House
devoted two hours TO debate on
'I"us" bin No. a6G. which proposes to
levy tax of "a cents year on the
$40" on real estate mortgages. 10 he
collected at tn. time Of rccorda;ion
and to bc in lieu OF all other taxcs,
local OF State Tho revenue from this
source the bill provides. Shall lie
segregated TO tho state.
The bin was vigorously attacked b-
Delegate Hudgins, Of Mecklcnhurr, as
a measure that viii increase the hard
ships OF the borrower. since he and nor
the lender, lie said, Will be called upor
q" pay this tax. IN the case Of a
$1,000 loan for five years. the Dor
rover would have 10 pay, In addition
{" The regular charges incident to tn.
transaction. a tax OF S25.
Delegate Cox. of Norfolk, and Dclc-
cate Swift. of Fredericksburg. while
in sympathy with the object of the
bin. also raised the objection that az
il stood thcre was nothing in il to pre-
vent the borrower from being sub
jcct to the entire tax. In an effort to
cure this difficulty. they suggested a
Number OF amendments. The amend
mcnts were undor discussion when at
the suggestion of Chairman Baker, of
TIA" Finance Committee, the bill was
passed by until to-day to give thc
members an opportunity to get all
amendments in proper form.
PROPOSED CHANGE is
UNFAIR TO LOCALITIES
objection was offered also on tho
ground that the bill segregated to tho
State tho ontiro revenue from the
tax on real estate mortgages whereas
now the State imposes tax OF 65
cents. and the localities tax of so
cents. Delegate Myers offered an
amendment making the ratio q, cents.
Instead of 80 cents, as provided In tho
BILL is cents to go to the localities
and 20 cents to tho State. Tho amend
lnent will be considered today.
On the assumption that a satisfac-
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-03-10
,tIiiOItIIING CONSTRUCTORS
OF IIOpI.M Ell. IIINIIMA ~

liouso hnl 80 2ic- Authoriziur tho
constitution 81 Is road between Peters
hurt, and CITY Point. iu the County OF
rrinc" George
iiouso bin 40 Amending tic
road law Of the county OF Giles
iiuu>" hjll No Permitting. the
Board Of Supervisors uf THO COUNT az
Is ir- 1ud queen 10 borrow money FOR
-oad .mnrovcm"nts
House hin 80 Permitting the
counties OF Allorhauy Bath ana High
'aud To- purchase motor trucks for use
n road Improvement
'I"us" bill 80 2S2-N AUTHORIZING Tho
Hpurd ~ supervisors OF tho County Of
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-03-10
INSTITUTE: SUITS FOn
Ni:GD EttN OF ItNHS

Tn" Auditor of Public Accounts, un-
dor the provisions of anoihor measure
passed by 4 vote of ., to o. ~ given
authority 10 employ attorneys for the
Wealth for the purpose Of i'm
Stltuting actions at law or suits In
equity for the recovery Of taxes on
persona! property. money and income
returned delinquent !, Is thought
these actions Viii nave I'll. effect Of
yielding the State several thousand
dollars OF additional revenue.
Another measure empowers tine Audi
tor 10 employ THO attorneys for the
Commonwealth for the purpose Of col
Letting fines which, FOR any reason
hay" not heen turned into the state
treasury. IN this manner. members Of
The unfortunate or criminal fraternity
VIII be made 10 bear proportion ot
tn" Public obligations
Despite the report of the Committee
on Finance, which recommended that
the tax imposed on merchants should
remain Just as j., has been in Years
past, with minimum tax of s.. a short
debate on tho question Yesterday dis
closed tho fact that there is strong
sentiment IN the Senate for FOLLOWING,
the suggestions thrown out by TIL.
Governor aud state Advisory Board on
Taxation. Tho matter WAS passed by
III order Ia act upon The measure. 20
be sent over fr"m the Hous" This
morning
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-03-10

;ion 10 those already mentioned. was
passed and sent To The lIous" Tor con
CurrcnCc:
No. i32--Itcla'iuG Ia tn" Sitms o. tax.
''oh OF intangible property owned rs
corp"rauoIs Witch u" no business ii,
ms state, patron. senator Downiu.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-03-10
PROHIBITING FEE SPLITTING
BETWEEN physical

No tito prohibit divisions OF fees
between physicians and surgeons. Pa
iron Delegate holland
No S"-To amend section aIo7 OF the
code III Virginia in relation 20 The
burial OF hogs that die from disease
Patron, Delegate Taylor.
No '93-'ro provide q now chart ~
for tho town OF ParkSlcy. it. tic
county OF Acco;nac Patron, Delegate
Row.
No est" authorize the Boards Of
Supervisors oi the counties and tho
councils OF cities and towns TO appro-
print" money to G"fray expenses for
TIA" COufrdcrat" Veterans - visit
Birmingham. AIa., on MAY Ii. Il, -.
1916. q, the grand reunion of Confcd-
crate veterans Patron. Delegate lud-
gins
40. i2G---To amend an act providing
a charter for tho city OF Norfolk Pa
irons. Delegates Cousins and Cox
no aS1-lfor the relief OF sam
Rankin. Of Allegheny County. Patron,
Delegate Goodwin.
No. @G9--To provide n new charter for
tho toWn of ,irctna. Pi;isvivania Coun-
ty. Patron. Delegate Clement.
No 5oI-To authorize the school
'oard of Lebanon MaEistcrial District.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-03-10

phcauon only 70 officers who fan 20
discharge their duty in connection wien
TIA" enforcement OF the prohibition law.
Tho Senate refused to concur in the
amendment. with the result that d, com.
mi,tec on conference was named.
which restored the provision stricken
ont by the House committee.
Tho House concurrrd Yesterday Ia
the Senate amendment 20 tho btll ,bol-
ishtng the present law providing pom
Sions for Judges or tho state Supreme
Court OF Appeals. The Senate amend
uncnt cxcmpts from tho effects OF th.,
repeal bill, Judges who may retire r
the years 1917. 1918 and 1919 As
passed by tho House tho exemption OK
tended only through 1917.
On SATURDAY members Of tho rrousc
Of Delegates will present 70 Harry y
Houston, speaker OF that body "a hand
some silver salad set Tho act will
consist of twelve sterling silver ulatvs.
a bowl ANA lodlc, Members OF tho
House present the service bccuus" 90
the fairness and courtesy with which
the SDcake" has presided over the 1918
session.
The committee OF presentation con
sisiS of Delegates George J.. BroNNuiug
90 Orange County: Donald Z. slant of
Er!stol: James Ii. Price. of Ijcl.moui
and George ~ BowleS. of GoochInpd
County. THO committee viii present
the silver service ON tho final dav %
the session of 1916.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-03-10

~ - - ~ i'-NiS'' iii'' general la US
as :" allow local governments authori-
- 10 pass laws affecting only individu.,l
communities. was passed 10y until to-
day. such powers would ohvia,c tho
necessity or the I.npisiaturc cnartIn1.
purely local statutes
Hills PASSED MD
SENT no GOVERNOR
The following Nous" bills. ia addition
TO thosc already mentioned. were passed
~ tn" S"nRi" yesterday and sent to
the Governor for his signatures
No. 7G-To authorize the road con
stEuction board OF Plymouth Magis-
tcrtal District in the County OF Lun-
"nhurc, 20 eNpeud for pcrnnnen, road
construction the uncxpcnded balance
accruimg from til" sale OF bonds for
that purposes. Patron, Delegate Love
"" %H.--To provide for the assess
m""t Of lands in TIA" Commonwealth at
other than scmidcccnnial years Pa
iron, Delegate Harrison.
NO. J@--To amend section o35- "a OF
the Code of Virginia. requiring: shcriffs
ana s"rgeHnis 10 report To the courts
tn" number Of prisoners confined In
their respective jai!s. Patron, Delegate
Reed
No. 3i"-To amend scc,ion Ga of .hc
Adams. OF Franklin.
No. 5i0--T" provid. q new charter for
tn" town OF Front Royal. Warren
County. and 20 repeal all acts in conflict
herewith Patron. Delegate Ciilpin
No. 3i&--To regulate the selling. Of
fer!nG for sale, etc. Of agricultural
seeds and TO provide :, standard of
purity for such seeds, and TO vest the
execution and enforcement of tho law
in the Commissioner of Agriculture.
Patrons. Delegates L. ID. Adams and
SproUl
No. 5i7-To amend mn &C, TO incor-
porato tn" city OF Danvill. Patron,
Delegate Green.
30. S:-To repeal section 10 Of chap.
ter and 10 amend section 90 .. chan
ter = and section = of chapter :. Of an
act concerning the bureau or INSURANCE.
Patron. Delegate Myers.
No. 35o--To provide Tor improving
tn" public roads and bridges OF Estil-
Vile Magistcrial District in the County
"f scott. ratrou Delegate Fond.
No. ITO amend section OF an
act to prevent tho manufacture or sale
Of adu!tcratcd poisonous foods or
liquors Patron. Delegate SprOul
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-03-10
REVENUE MEASURES

Carrying out the general scheme
suggested by the stat. advisory board
of making more effective the scgrci:a-
tion system Of taxation ana of bring
INK into the treasury All available rev
.uuc TO meet the estimated deficit in
revenues, the Senate yesterday. for 81,
short time. addressed itself asSidi!ous.
Is 10 The task OF cnactini: such ieris-
lation. ana passed several bills de-
signed - meet that end.
EcNcnuc measures, which had been
set az special and continuing orders
were. after short debate. passed by
temporarily. for Tn" reason that the
iious" had earlier in the ,av Sc, tho
seal of its approval upon an omnibus
bill. covering the i"gisla,iou propos.d
~ The Senate bills. it was deemed
best to wait and pass on til. work of
tn" lower house
Conforming To the policy already laid
down in the matter OF omitted taxes
IN" senate passed measure making
merchants license, privilege. or occu-
patton taxes. alleged TO have been
omitted prior to 1912. immune from
collection This puts this class Of rev
"nuc precisely on the Same basis az
taxes c"li"ctihic from intangible prop
"riy assessed Tor community purposes
stat" taxes may lac collected as far
back as tho new Constitution.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-03-10

matter OF the tax on notes secured by
real estate mortgages. TIA" House
passed iIous" hill No. $50 which, pro.
vidcs Tor tho exemption Of this elias.
OF securities from tnNation under the
general classification rs intunt;ih,cs.
t;y vote Of Is 10 q. II passed House
hIl no. J.H, rcclnsS,fylnE th"atcrS.
publ" performances and exhibitions.
anu laying down "A new scale of license
taxes. In particular. tho bin makes
moderate Increases in the taxes OF
motion picture thc;,tcrs III cities hav-
ing a population in excess of 1000.
Sl.NN.Il. 4 a.
Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1916-07-06
PAYETTE BOY MAKING GOOD.

The many friends OF DR.. A.
Fred Watts. son of Mr.. and Mrs.
NJ. w. Watts of this city, will be
interested in learning of his appoint
ment to the internship in the Pedi-
atrics department in the hospital of
the State University OF Iowa at Iowa
City, Iowa. For number of years
DR.. Watts was in business in Payette
but the desire for a higher educa-
ton caused him to discontinue busi-
ness and enter College. He is a
graduate of the Payette High School,
was a student in the Colleges OF
Liberal Arts and Medicine at Drake
University, Des Moines, Iowa, COM
pleting the combined course of Arts
and Medicine and received the
degree of Bachelor of Science from
Drake in June, 1914. His last three
years of Medicine We're complet-
ed in the State University of Iowa,
from which institution he was grad
uated with the degree of Doctor of
Medicine, June IA, 1916. During the
last four months of his senior year,
DR.. Watts served as interne in the
Pediatrics department of the State
University hospital. He is a member
of the Phi Rho Sigma fraternity, a
National Medical fraternity. Students
in Drake and the State University
with whom DR.. Watts came in con
tact have learned to respect and es-
TEEN him as young man of caps-
bilities. He won the confidence Of
his instructors through his untiring
efferts to perform all duties requir-
ed in the curriculum. 1t is hoped
that DR.. Watts is entering upon a
most successful career in the prac-
tice of medicine.