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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-05-28
MOORE
TO FIGHT
HERE
JUNE l

Pal MOORE. the famous Memphis
bantam who bcAt Jimmy wilde In
London. and who rveentiy fought a
draw with Joe Lynch. the worlds
champion. will be the healthier ON
the card Of the Cascade Athletic club
next Wednesday night
Moore viii meet the California
scynpper. Frankie Munve. who re-
Gently invaded these parts iookin.
for opponents. Munroe has a great
record down south and should make
Moore extend himself.
Tho Cascade Athletic club had ar.
ranged 10 use Bobby Harper and Joe
German In . double main event
against Frank Rogers and Johnny
Fiak. but Bobby Evans. the manager
Of the two first named. Insisted upon
bringing along his own r~feroe. and
when the Seattle boxing commission
refused 10 stand for this. Evans can.
ceii~d the matches. Matchmaker
Maion. Immediately got In touch
with Moore and signed him 10 meet
Munro~.
Moor originally intended going
back East Immediately after his bout
with Mascot. but when he lost the
decision last night he Immediately do
cstSrd TO stay on the Coast and force
Mascost into . return bout. ar he
claims he was robbed In his bout and
was = victim Of Portland decision.
Moor~'s contention that he was
robbed IL borne out by the sps~sators
nj the rfnrride. who Deariy raised the
roof with raunsus eries OF derision.
At the end Of the bot Moore dld not
have a srsseh. whilc Masoott was
badly marked and bleeding.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-05-28
SIX MARKS
FALL in
P. N. "A.
MEET

six Pacific Northwest swim rcc.
ords f-ii last night At the annual In
door mort staged ~ the Crystal
Swimming club. Five Of the nix rec.
or,ts broken were made by members
OF the local Crystal Swimming
Amateur Athletic club Of Portland.
One OF tho most sensational rareu
Of the evening vas tho isoyari
bach stroke. the fight for first piacr
bc.nx between Harry speidel. c. y.
c. and Jack fobcehcnko. Mutt.
nomah. the record holder for thai
event The young local star forged
Ahead Of his Portland opponent after
| the last turn and finished = good
yard In the lead
Hester Eastman. Of the Crystal
Swimming club. established . ncw
record for the ioe-yari back stroke
for womrn- Her time was ons min.
ute - Is s~oondr. The former r-c-
ord wns held BY kztheryns Brown.
os the Seattle Y. w. C. A.. who fin
ishci third In last nights event
Lambert stcrnbrrxh. oompetinG In
the national junior plunge for dis.
tAnoe. broke his own +. ~. A. r~op~,i
for that cv~nt His nev distance y
~ fc-s II inchcM
HATTON BREAKS
RECORD
Harold HAttpn. ef Portland. won .
Sensational soyArd dash frusu
Sprigws Washer, of Seattle. and e.
tanii.hed = new Pvk a. junior rcc-
ord for that event His time was
- as seconds.
Gust Jarvie. Of tho Crystal SWIM
ming club. bsat his own record time
In tho :oo-yard breast stroke. The
new time Ii minutes IS second.
A swim meet In these parts would
not be complete without little Nitric
konowuioff Of the Crystal Swim.
ming club. breaking q few records.
/ Last night was no exception. The
younsster established two new swim
records He beat his own time In the
ioo-ynrd dash and the 2eo-yard dash.
His new time in the century N IS IS
seconds. The new time In the a20 h
, minutes Is IS seconds.
The meet got off to a slow start.
but IL gathered momentum as time
went on.
FADDEN WINS
IN DIVES
In the diving events. 'sBlackic''
Fadden. OF the local club. carried off
tho honorn There ~as n dispute be-
tween the judges on second place.
Dave Fall. youngsfer from Port.
land. looked 10 b the hcrt man for
that honor. but tho Judges gave the
cali to Guy Thomas OF tho local club.
The Judges then changed their mind
and decided that they would check
over their diving scores again today
to find out who had really won.
Fricia Hulen won the womcn's div
ing honors.
Madeleine p1ess. Of tho Crystal
club. won the womcn's breast stroke
swim.
A fair sized crowd witnessed the
meet.
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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-05-28

summer, and considered one
Of the leading contenders in
The Star meet, walked off
with his match without much
trouble, defeating Alexander
'Grigxs. 6-2, 60.
Paul Dyer and J. y. Hover played
. tight match. the only really close
one Of the day. with the score being
one set each when darkness halted
tho play. Hover won the first set.
s-s. but Dyer. by virtue Of some big
league net play. won the second set.
81. This match was 10 10 finished
today.
-Four matches vere played IN the
womcn'r singles with Alice Campbell.
Mrs Bourque. Libbie Ferris and
Irene stephens winning In handy
fashion
Some good singles matches should
bs on tap today. with nearly every
body In the tournament listed to
play.
The mems doubles were 70 start
today. Play in the mixed and won.
ems doubles wifi not begin until
Tuesday.
No matches arc booked for Sunday
and Monday.
Entries for the boys junior tour.
nanent close tonight at 9 p. m.
Drawings will be published Monday.
Play begins wednesday.
Fridays results follow.
MES's SINGLES
r. W. Hart defeated Alfred WATSON.
90. 81.
4. c. white defeated Alexander 0r1ggH
60. 80.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-05-28
MASCOTT WINS
FROM MOORE

PORTLAND. Ore. May 2s.--Billy
Mascot. Portland bantamweight. de.
fcated Pal Moore OF Memphis. Tenn.
in a 1o.round main event hero last
night.
The Southern boy did the leading
turnout almost the entire event. but
II was Mascot who slipped in the
telling blows.
Bobby Harper. Seattle. won In 10
rounds from Eddie Mahoncy. San
Francisco lightweight.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-05-28
STAR
GAMES
BILLED

Tho following games have been
scheduled for The star league Sun
day and Monday:
The Highland Park Athletic club
vs. Youngstown at Hiawatha at 2
O'Clock.
youngstown Will play tho Eckart
Cigar. team at Waila Walia Monday
Mt IL noon.
The Eckart Cigar team plays the
Bulldogs at Lincoln playfield Sunday
Mt ~ noon.
The Collins Juniors play the Eyer
man Grocery nine mt walla walla
nj ~ noon sunday and will play the
shamrox second team at Woodland
park at IL noon Monday.
The Three Brothers Dye Works
will play the Louic's French Dry
Cleaners at Columbia playficld sun
day at p. m.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-05-28

OF Jack curicy. weliknown Ameri-
can promoter.
curiey paid Carpenter $4,000 for
this trip-si. 900 n pcrformanhce--
and when this was added TO Georgia
movie money ne had over 100000
In American money when he sailed
back TO France on July 10. A new
member OF the Carpenter family
was expected. and Georges and his
wife wanted II TO be born on French
soil.
In the meantime. a Carpenter Ie-
whisky match was doomed and
Georges returned TO America on
September ~. His wife remained In
France.
Tho French champion trained ut
Jack Curleys place. in Great Neck.
l.. l.. and at Freddie Welsh's health
farm, at Summit. N. J. On October
12 he knocked out Battling Levinsky
in the fourth round. II was q
right to the jaw that sent the Amer
lean scrapper to the land OF Nod.
This battle was a iead.up TO the
big 70 with Jack Dempsey. and as
soon az articles were signed for the
worlds championship bout. Georges
returned TO his native land. lie took
with him $4,000, his share Of he
Levinsky go.
Back In France. he went on n short
exhibition tour. and. on the strength
Of being the man matched with Jack
Dempsey, cleaned up a small for
tune.
On December Is n daughter ar.
rived in the Carpenter home.
Georges was a proud daddy and said;
"I1l make a champion tennis player
OF her"
In the early part Of 1891 Carpcn.
tier and his manager, Descamps.
went on another money.making tour
In Europe.
On May ne sailed for America. to
train for the worlds title bout with
Jack Dempsey. Mt Jersey CITY, July 2.
Copyright, 1921, by n. X. A.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-05-28
BY HAL COCHRAN


That Georges Carpenter had kept
in fighting trim during his wartime
days was evidenced by his Knockout
Of Dick Smith on his return TO the
ring in 1919. Smith lasted but eight
rounds.
Then the European championship
bout between Carpenter. king bat
tier OF France. and Joe Beckett,
British champ, was pulled off In
London. the latter part OF Decem-
Der.
Georges delivered left TO the chin
and followed with a right knocking
Beckett out In the first round and
annexing the title. He gained favor
by carrying his defeated opponent to
his CORNER after the count Of 10.
Talk of a world championship bat
tie between Carpenter and jack
Dempsey, titicholder in America. re-
suited from this victory.
In the meantime. early in 1920.
Carpenter knocked out Blink Nc
CIoskcy, in two rounds. and disposed
OF Grundhoven in the same length Of
time.
Early In March he was married. In
Paris, to Mile. Georgette Elsasser.
Their honeymoon was spent in trip
to America
The French battling idol and his
bride arrived In New York on March
"a. Carpenter was flooded with
money contracts which carried him
into the movies and on n boxing ex.
hibition tour OF the United States.
After a rousing welcome and much
entertaining In New York, Georges
started in a movie and then hoped
aboard the same special train that
carried Gov. Cox and King Albert, OF
Belgium, around the United states,
and went on Today sparring exhi-
bltion trip. under the management
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-05-28
WILL HUNTER
WINS TITLE

9OYLAKE, England, May u
lNui Hunter Of Waimer and Kings
down won the British amateur golf
championship here yesterday when
he defeated Allan J. Graham of Hoy
lake In the final round Of 30 holes.
Hunter emerged victor from the
largest field Of entrants that the
British championship meet has ever
known
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-05-28
IS STAR
NET
MATCHES
TO-DAY

Forty.five matches were booked
for today In The StarWoodland park
tennis tournament The first matches
were to begin at ~ and the final
lifts at 7 y. m
The schedule for today follows:
AT II NOON
Rita Meyers W. Mrs capserfseid-
Ruth Msrcuse W.. Frances Racine.
AT r. n.
Ruth Hardy W. Dorothy lttls-
Doris la vioiefts vs. Evelyn 0rssav~U
Ernest Miller vs. Big Blum
IL. GauidinE va G. johnson.
Leo LAxerstrom and Fletcher Johnsoo ~
L n Baum and Alexander 0rigyR
At r. II.
Graes Lowe ~. I<nna DovniA
Thomas Swift va r. w. Hart
Richard Burr vs. Fritz Hagist
J.. ". Hover va Paul Dyer ~
r. c. Turner Va Eugcne whftA
Arthur Bailey Vs. ~. Robinson
AT r. u.
T. u. Lots Va cnarsea JersmiaA
James ronks W. Marshall Allen
7. z Mclean vs y. wiliiamA
yam. Iyueh ~ sam skicmss&
John Ryas ~ Bill I>swia
Josephine Poiiack VA ouesnss faylu2
Stella Scott va Alice CAmpbefl
Lihbis Ferris W. Irene Stephena
James Bailey and d. Prescott ~ -
Erhke and n Rob4nDou-
Tom swirl and p. DIE ~ - L1vongDo1
and q. A IAixurA
p. Eriess.n and skinner - LAasssu -
Z. wyiIs aaa MOI ~ ". snaeA - =
Ro2
Arthur Bafl<y and n. Lsttis ~ uau1
Sanders and q HIiis-
AT r. -.
BIN Nolan vs.. @. syver>oa.
l. y. IAserstrom W. winner. Burr Hag1uG
r. johnson vs. winner. Dycr-Hover
Roger Gleason vs. winner. TuruQ-Wh1eoN
c. Knust va Bud Narion
AT . r. II
Roy Neonon "a Chef vinconG
James Scuiiy w Bill Burnett
l. n. Schneider ~ winner. BsVsy-
winner. Tonks- Allan ~ vinnss. Miiises
Hum
Monk a.sdss Va winuvr. NoIsaa-
Charles Baxter N winner. oaulli.U.
Z c. white ~ winner. Ls.eA-snsanssA
AT 2. -
Clyde o'Rear W. Herman Meyer
ronks and Woods Va Resus And McnGol
Hart and Henry - dart anA Hsskveh.
Watson and Mum Va johnson and
Johnson
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-05-28
DODGERS
WIN FROM
w. S. G.

The University Of Washington ban
team took the lead In the Pacific
Coast conference ball race yesterday.
when II defeated the Washington
State college team by n 60 count on
Denny field
The local colicgisns. helped by tho
poor fielding OF thu opposition. had
thu bscaks OF the game with them.
skadan pitched good ball for the
Cougars. but his support was poor.
Leonard. on the mound for the win
ners. was one OF the stars Of the day.
His pitching Of nine consecutive
strikes In the first OF the ninth. strik'
ing out the three Cougar batsmcn
who faced him. Ia something that
has never before been done In con-
ference baseball.
The score: r. II. u.
y. OF w. .............
w. y. e. ...........-..
Batteries and Maloney.
Skadan and Sandborg.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-05-28
WALSH is
MAKING GOOD

Jimmy Walsh. former Seattle fly
chaser. Is manager OF the Newark
team in the international league, and
he has his club In second place. a
half game behind the icague-iead
ing Baltimore squad. Jimmy Is play
ing third base for his club.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-05-28
PICK OF MOTOR SPEED KINGS BATTLE FOR CASH AND GLORY
Tennis Players,
Attention.!

For the common coury du and also Tor the good
OF The Woodland
meet should that they nd carly their
schedule for the Woodland
right the The schedule
obtained by telephone The staf each morning
tho tennis department At Piper Tafts each day after $50 In
carried IN all editions OF
match notify The
o defauted
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-05-28

Paul Dyer. 80; ,. y. Hsvss. 80; match
called by darkne@l
Jack Myers defeated Morton Robinson.
81, Ga
bud Marion defeated Mark rsyier. &C.
80.
!. n. Schneider defeated Melvin SEQ
vile. ca. Ga.
Clyde o'RsAr defeated Herbert 81.
e-i.
Herman Meyer defeated wniian DIN.
ga. 60.
woMENs SINGLES
Alice Campbell defeated Helen Burke.
Ga, s-f.
Mrs. Bourqus defeated Psesy Hughes
Ga. 81.
Lfbbie rervss defeated Ma Charies
Butt. s-i. ga.
Irene stephens defeated Alice TAN.
ga 81.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-05-28

Geerrrs Casp0nt,ev has come
10 tbe United Ststes frum
France 10 fight Jack Dempsey
far tis heavyweaght title ie@
known than any fighter who
over went into . world cham
papnship fight. Hal Cochran. In
this story Of Csrpcnticr's life,
written for Tho Star. tells Of
tse struggles Of The onetime
mine pit boy In rising 10 The
lighthesvyveight exceptionally
Of the WOriG
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-05-28
TINKER LEADS
FLORIDA RACE

Joe Tinker. former Chicago Cub
shortstop. is managing n bush team
for Orlando in the Florida state
league. and his squad In making a
runaway race Of 1t. winning IS out Of
20 startA
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-05-28
28 MINORS
IN ACTION

A total OF rs minor baseball
leagues are in action this season. ac-
cording 10 the official report Of Sec.
rotary Farrell OF the National Base
ball association.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-05-28
VICTORS ANNEX EASY
WINS in STAR
TENNIS MEET

Twelve matches were played in The Star-Woodland park
tennis tournament Friday with most Of the winners being
returned victors by decisive
+. c. White winner Of the Capitol hin championship last
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-05-28
Is CARS
ENTERED
IN AUTO
CLASSIC
List of Prizes
for Auto
Racing Classic

1uoney.0vs cars wfli be entered In
- onnual seo-mile speedway race.
~ ennan1e of the American autcmo
~ san1ng season. II Indianapolis.
IA. 1es.1Ay.
1nDOonn q American and Preach
1G1VuD - listed IN the biz event.
- Onn1x1e wm - repseeented BY
~ 4nomaaL . former local boy.
11ouong : Juni~ SPECIAL In the big
- - Palma. Howard wuuox.
~ 1uDnA Tommy Milton and
1D 3mA, considered the De luxe
1w = ADarsn today. have al
- Gnng1o 1sfvsr has ever won this
- ow1sA Castor Chevrolet. 1880
60 = I'D. being killed In . race
r. - Angeles.
- lol1Duing men have won the
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-05-28

80 Driver OR
m nay Hnrvouo. .Marus0n
D1&~.s....Joe D1wnps. ..... .SafioeAl
n. .Juoes 0ouz ..FSCgos
~ -~..... nena Thpmaa. - p>aass
oan- .Rsiph - Palma. ..nsrcedes
~ ~ ~ Dare Rssta ...... .Psugos
- 0nono - fSf7ris OWING 70 the
f. Uorld var.
~ Howard wtIeeH. .pOugee
~ -oasssa chsvrsast. Monroe
- 6ollOwtng men and the carr
no1 aFU driving are entered In
1ee1.y's roe:
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-05-28
LINCOLN
LOSES TO
BROADWAY

Lincoln went down to q crushing
defeat ut the hands OF their deadly
rivals from Pine st by 1873 score
yesterday. The game was played on
Lincoln playfield.
Queen Anne sneaked mp behind
Franklin and wallopcd the Quakero
by a 9-6 count.
In the best game Of the Afternoon,
Ballard defeated West Seattle by q
"a count The game was hard
fought turnout. and only errors by
the Indians paved the way to . shin
gleweaver victory.
LETTER FOR SONTAG
There is letter for Val Sontag
on the sporting editors desk.
Daddy, bring home some Boldt's
French pastry.--Advertisem
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-05-28

Following are the drawings for the
mems. women's and mixed doubles
In The star.woodiand park tennis
tournament:
MEMS pDUBLEs
az stad Hart ana Bruce Hcsketh-
tsj II. W. Hart and John d. HenrS
90 Bye.
ts) Frank skinner and nm Erickson.
90 Bye
l7) A. G. Langley and W. Langley.
%, James scuiiy and Jack Mycra
t1o) Rye.
an c. Knust and r. Tiiford-
Gs) Rye.
uD Marshall Alien and Roy Nelson.
Us, r. NJ. Lots and Charles BAXTER.
,i7) Kenneth wy,i. and Milton Moss
1O Rye.
tisj Alec Ross and wilton Smith.
tai) A. r.. Noyes and II. c. Turner.
t12) Rye.
tss, Alexander Grisrs and !. N. Baum.
t2D l.. r.. Lagerstrom and Y. Johneon.
t2b) Richard Burr and O, T. Stephens.
tes) John ". Ryan. jr., and =. Barker.
CAD G. Y. Yverson and r. ~. Mclean.
tss) Oakley Maxwell and WIN. Lewis.
tzs) James Bailey and Dan Prescott
ts0) Herbert Erhke and NJ. Robinson.
tsi) James Tonks and X. w. Woods.
fss) E Reeos and A. Monsod.
tsa) Lewis Copper and Wing Huson.
fsD G. y. O'Rear and ". II. Kiinker.
ts5) Thomas swift and Percs DIX.
t3s) Joe Livengood and q. A. Laixure.
taT) Edward Williams and Ernest Miller.
tss) Jack Schermer and Wayne O'Brien.
tss) vivet Scott and Bili Foster.
(<0) nm Nolan and Dick Wander Las.
Ui) Arthur Bailey and Herbert Little.
t42) Bye.
tta) Monk Sanders and Chester Hilla
tst) Bye.
t4s) Rye.
ts7) G. Robinson and J. v. Hover.
(4s) Byc.
(ls) L. A. watson and W. II. Mum.
800 Bye.
tsi) Oliver johnson and q. JohnSon.
$50 Rye
tb3) Roger Gleason raul Dyer.
tst) Bye.
1851 Thor HakanSsn and I. Schneider.
tbs) Bye.
(5s) Bye.
tbsj Fritz Hagist and Henry NOLAN.
900 Bye.
tsi) II. Gaulding and r. Mawrcy.
ts7) Bye.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-05-28

New York ~. Washington g.
Chicago .. Detroit 1
Cleveland 10, 81. Louis ..
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-05-28
Georges Carpenters Career

Wins from Smith BY x. o
Georges takes bride.
Stops Battling" Levtnsky.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-05-28
SEATTLE WINS
LONG GAME

LOS ANGELES. May 2s.---Seattle
defeated Vernon here yesterday In
an exciting thinning mix by the
score OF ~. Three runs were
counted by the siwashcs in the first
Of the 18th.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-05-28

MISUNDERSTANDING HHu MHFUHty
Skadan and Sandborg.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-05-28
STAR NET DOUBLES
DRAWINGS MADE

Following are the drawings for the
mems. women's and mixed doubles
In The star.woodiand park tennis
tournament:
The Dolores star., 1921-04-15
ANOTHER SWAT FOR THE FLY
Supreme Court Of Maine Adds its
Voice to DenunciatIon Of Almost
Universal Pest

The dog having had his day before
the Supreme court in Washington, we
now find the busy, curious, thirsty
fly" preening his wings in the solemn
precincts Of the Supreme court Of
Maine as a codefendant. He finds
few sympathizers. For his size he is
the most malodorous and detestable
Of beasts, and the mischief he does is
Unreasonable. In this case the court
Of appeal was told that a summer
boarder had engaged rooms at hotel
for two weeks and had left ut the end
Of four days. declaring the files intol-
cradle. The Supreme court upholds
the plaintiff IN his refusal to pay for
his infested accommodations.
The Journal Of the American Med
ical association makes the case the
text Of one Of the most excoriating
denuncta:ions Of the fly that have been
penned; but will the fly carer
Not bit Of 1t. "a fly" wrote Emer-
son In his despair, "is as untamable as
a hyena." Probably a fly was teasing
the sage Of Concord as he wrote. The
best thing Josh Billings ever said was
Cd hy!" Shakespeare would
have said 1t If he had thought of 1t.
As a carrier of pestilential putrescence
the fly Is without u peer The help Of
the Supreme court Of Maine is well
come In putting him down.-Philadel-
phia Public Ledger.
The Dolores star., 1921-04-15
pimples.

Pimples and black heads are the con-
stant annoyance of young people in
their teens. The trouble is disease
of the oil glands of the skin. called
acne. do not know of sure cure for
every case; there seem to be so many
variations. do know that every case
is benefited by care in eating and
drinking, free daily bowel action, and
attention to the hygiene of the skin
every day.
Most young people who have this
trouble spend too much time on the
face and to little on the rest of the
skin. They will cheerfully massage
the face for 20 minutes, but do not
wish to give FIVE minutes to the re-
mainder of the body. But it may as
well be remembered that the skin of
the face will not respond kindly to
treatment that ignores the rest of it.
The very best skin treatment is a
cool or cold bath all over the body
every morning, followed by brisk fric-
tion with rough towel. This quickens
the general circulation and is good not
only for the skin. but for every organ
of the body. The diet of young per-
sons with acne should be rather alb
stemious, especially as to sweets and
fats. The medical treatment varies
with the case. Many cases respond
favorably to the autogenous vaccine,
which can now be prepared readily by
any doctor. Farmer.