Norwich Bulletin Newspaper, May 15, 1917, Page 2

. Your Pipe Never Argues With » mcl;gave culjgh ~ PipeTobacco This brand is not a combination pipe- cigarette tobacco. It's a P-I-P-E toba exclusively—and if you’re a pipe-lover, that accent has just one meaning. FULL COVERAGE Under One Policy J. L. LATHROP & SONS Professional —Asserts He Has Refrained From Profes-| s== s olposcsuns on Eluusruuas of the commissioner of hedlth. Four ~councll, in ing the e, Sheaith, sha I imiprovament of the public health. Each reguation adopted by said coun- by the commissioner of health to each health ‘officer, ana shall be published New Haven Shut Out Martford. New Haven, Conn., May e Haven defeated here today, shuttin out _the visitores, 1 to 0. Weavers' pitching and several spec- tacular one-handed- catches by Tor- phy, Whalen and Weidel featured. The winning Tun was by Tor- phy in the ninth on Miller's sing] Score: . Chicago, May 14—Francis Ouimet, former national amateur and -open golf champlon, rated by the United States Golf Association as a profes- sional, today accepted an invitaticn of the Western Golf Association to compete as an amateur in the ama- teur champlon tournament at Midloth- 3 jan Country club, Chicago, July 9 to 14. The invitation to Ouimet was ex. eione conati: Guorum. & . Said coupcil shall establish a sanltary code, and:from time fo timi amend the same. ‘The sanitary code may provide for the preservation and cil shall state the dafe on waich it | ako- effect, and a copy thereof, sign- by the commissioner of health, shall be flled in the office of the secretary of the state, and a copy shall be sent Dougtas Pitched o te:Vistory. itc! . i mm May erh:."m masterly > - in such manner as said council may | pitching of Do o bats. J : 2 determine. . Said council 'shall hdve' men to two infiel . & authority to prescribe ‘the qualifica- §0 winning, 610 0. tons of the directors of bureaus and visitors marked the first a al_othier. appointees, shall submit bi- e or Fred Mitcheli, the Tormer enaially €o the Fovernor m report with cal coach, as manager of the Chicago :::)u;‘cnmmendluam as it maxr _deem Douglas’ pitchi ¥ Sec. 6. The commissiorier of healtl neany perfeot. Boston runners rench shall” employ the most eficient and | prac:ical means for the prevention and ed first base only: three times, twice V-u‘- SAFELY SHIELDED against |tended by unanimous vote of the as- sociation's board of directors after: . % fire when your “property s In- |500%007d haq adopted a new defini- | whaemss 4 83 § i a was hit hard. Before the game itary code, prepare fules and regula. g s 2 through the strong companies |tion of an amateur, isnoring the rul- |Jutterst 4 2 2 8 o oBston plavers gave ‘Manager Stall- e second and seventh | tions for the coiineil and. with the ap. Sliced for your pipe. that this SERVICE INSURANCE [ing of the United States Golf Asso- INPN2%, {3 § 5 010 ings and his bride of a 'week a wed- | coming as a fesult of errors by Baker |Droval of the council, appoint and r Ti o thromd o 4n g AGEMCY clation. Shannon.ct 3 1 8 0 5 ding' present of silver and cut glass|ang Peckinpaugh. . Fisher was re- | Move directdrs of bureaus, deputies, bt : a gl B4 Swastein anfocttlen, ek I s . 33 jand to Manager Mitchell a silver tea|placed in the eizhth by Russell after | Inspectors, and other employes-and fix that just fits 7 0¢ i Let us serve you. Sose sactivs membars fhan WUy other jposls. 3 178 1 o2 il o o e he had passed -Auston and Stsler on | their compensation. e shall have| the pocket ISMC S, JONB ‘o}:l org‘n“:sl(lio‘;l in L:Ae I‘VOPI:‘Q, hfll‘m‘; 31018 0 0 w...h‘ tl) Ml“ (.l)” eight pitched balls. Score: :)_:.;m;fly (-:)('zr hedalkhnhnzllda‘l!. Bnflt_w prisin, clubs west o tsburg! ——— o0 E s . ). St Louis (A) ay for chuse, and wi e consen PR . g+ Agemt [320 ,,5,9, of the Onio siver, limits en- mw s 20 $.173 08 e qe 575 3 3| Ofathe council, remove any local healtn Estate es to its championship meets to per- 52 21200 o e al; 'hé shall assist'and adviee lo- 3 Richards’ Building 91 Main 8t | one “Delonging to. member clubs of i3 EEEE] i1z 4628 81cal heaith officers in the performance the assoclation, excepi by invitation. T Tk i 430 1 42 2 0'0|of their duties, and may. require the 4 Mr. Ouimet, who first gained fame 41 0520 s g 3 % : _& :l enforcement of any law, regulation or A" "ORNEYS-AT-LAW througliout ine . golfing world by i gorge Ry L i 1§43 ordinanee relating {o public - Bealth, - = snatching the 1913 nationa: open 3 i 538 and, the hexlth authorities, of this and - champlonship from Harry Vardon and e Bt V.8 31 4 1100 ofothér states, secure infowhation andi Brown & Perkins, iumsp-alow | ST P50 o Boston, th repiving to Lawrence 7, Springfield 6. e e R e LS G dapeariines e harumion and Over Thames Nat. Bank, Shetucket St. | the invitation, asserted that he had| Lawrence, Mass., May 14 —Law- BN 3 9 5 3 §|control’ of epidemics and .conditions Entrance stalrway near to Thames [refrained from competing in Drofes- |rence knocked Powers out of the box % 7 5.8 o o|aftecting or endangering the publ National Bank. ‘Telephone 38-3 |sional toudnaments In the second inning of today o health, and he shall compiie such i Mer- Sar s formation and statistics and shall dis- VT eryone of the boys who composed last SPORTING NOTES and his successor, Lacy, was by hits and once on an- error by Wort- man. - None reached second base. Ru- suppression of disease and shall ad- | minister the healith laws and the san. (51 DA 0 s Ly seminate, among health authorities reports and returns, and such instruc- iected within 60 days from the B T TR I ey i e R e A AT AN, S nati beat Brooklyn, to 2 today by ment of a health officer under the pro- UNITE! Putnam Getting in Lin the home team had littie difficulty in |’ ; el il e g con- NI e i . g 2 or Daven ™ NEW Manager Tom McDermott is fast|defeating Springfleld by a score of - 3 and the people of ithe state, such in- [ (S50 IR B0, A28, Trom, fne SO getting his Putnam club in trim. Ev- |11 to 6. Lacy gave nine passes an Brooklyn Drops Seventh Straight {«:mmuon as may be of value to them. | oencer shall be appointed Dy the publ LB b hit four batsmen. . Brooklyh, N. Y, May 14—Cincin- e shall ‘prepare printed forms for [ PUceE ShRl 06 appormted by thE BILLC GOVERNME year's champion team have reported o g e : ind are anxious to play ball. Copt | g h 5o 572 » ¢l buncring three it off Cadore in the |emia: Fome rim: Fion. Sacrifs tions as may be necessary for the use [ Jich® Of & hSwith ORCSr upter CU° Broc e Gus McNamee who caught Jim Hanly | Wi oy 3 1 3 1% 5 ) sixth inning and Chase’s single i the |lor 3, Mersna ‘Hendrrs % of health officers, boards of heatth and | (""" uyo heatth oficers of . th 1 DOA last season, says the ol Dboy never | Schraberse 3 3 & 2 {3 oleighth brought in the visitors thord e s resistrars. When requested by local | frce, 00, the PeeTh oTeers o0 G| 208 Carl Morris be will knock out |Was in betfer form. Hanly is a great |Due.rt 1% 0 $1 ¢ jfrun. This was Brosklyn's seventh health joMcers, she shall. visit their | congolidation shall terminate. DY “ Frank M e favorite with the Putnam fans and |fBonib 7 010 10 % 0|straight defeat. ' Wheat's batting was| — Nat Caree, jurisdiction to Investigate, consult and : ’ 2 e W WU J oran. Why worry about that. nd PRy 31 210 tional Loag ot S 5 31 Sec. 5. Any local health office: Wh, wee Showea some Tesl twirling by not tos [Lucies 312 71 2.0]the feature. The latter also figured In | o 1,1 5 xoo ook 1. advise on any condition affecting pub- | = Sec. 9. pf eI oy ing & game during the entire season |Gidme 2 1 8 2 43 1la double play, being the receiving end | St lewt 3 Nomre™s lic health: male, at Jeast once each | board of health, or ofictal clarged wit THe Braves perhaps have & hunch |) B, 3oa™® Frank Gilmere, Duke Bar- | Shas 200 201 olof a play in which he covered second | Chicago 8. Hosion 0. year, an-inspection of all public hospi- | the enforcement of The health la To be Known that a plaver is sometimes reserving | f B ot o Darxille wili . A S 5 2 ojon 'a throw from right field. Score: | Philadelphia 3. Plitsburgh 2 tals.’ asylums, prisons, schools and |Shalt enforce or assist in the e#fo; ce- | of a base on bawl R aor e s anclls CETATIINe 1| T 3 i L] o6 3 ™ American League. other Inatitudons and submit a report | Ment of the eanitary codo and such z v p: son. And these boys are pretty handy Totale 18 L 10> & e| Washington 2. Defrolt 3. (I3 fnninga) of his’ investigations fo” the counctl|riles and regulations as may be | LIBER - Bad attendance on the bases is|Tith {ne stick, too, > (x) Ting out bt vy pasied bai. -3 3% %18 3] New el st vouss Jh sueh recommendations aa fie tmay | Adcpted by the councll, Towns. ciiics | many times the cause of bad attend-| Last Monday a force of men began oo oo Rouseh.of 11 213 0 0 deem proper. The commissioner of 28 by : He Yo 2 P ance in the rand stand. SOit TipnEEnG the seo s T WE SBtniee I e oy 214 iioe 11 investigate complaints of [ to adopt sanitary rules and regulations |'Thege bonds v i — for the opening wame with South- 56 1% 3 i dlenne 300 szie and conditions affecting the | héretofore granted by statute provid- | i Hugh Jennings belleves in military |bridge on Decofat . o T s e e | Whiysre 1 12380 y of 1ife and health in any lo- fied no rule or regulation T ine | denominations a ni, Porter, Tiome rana Dales, Riconda and Ham- | Wings. 5 adopted shall be inconsistent with training fox_ball players having seen — ——a £ Shean.2b 1 00 d0 cality. and for that purpose he or any[adoptec shail be adopted by the put the efftct oPNTy Cobb's campaign. of Holy Name Team Challenge. E — ey ve it Praon authorized by him o to,d0 may Meaith ‘coancil.. In any - emorzoncy |We will gladly r frightfulness on the base lines /1 T oty Worcester 8, Portland 1. Totals 0600 elterand exa s Sy iproand penl “healt . 1 hall gl - e second Holy Name _society er 8, -0 w aven 1 Haziford 0. “le, apartment, bullding or piace, and | When the health of any i Ry baseball team challenges the R. G. S.| Portland, Maine, May 14.—Worce: s, 7 o] Lawnnee 11, springncid 6. an¥ person désignated by hi mshall | be menaced, or when any local board |scriptions free The friends of Fred Brainard, the|for three games, the first for Sntur- |ter outplayed Portland in all depari (x) Batied for Cadire in 8th. o A AL have "the “authority conferred by law | Of health or health officer shall neglect | former Giant will be glad to hear that|day. Battery, Homer Fontain~, Ches- [ments of the game today, winning 8 to | - Seore by lintngs Fhrce Sy st Py v | or Tefuse to comply with the recom- — 2 Be is making good with the Provi- |(er Stafford, Napoleon Liberty. 1. Plitt was hit hard and had weak | Clncinst - 00500 #3071 o8 ‘Southeen Asteciati upon constables. Said commissioner | O refuse to comPl With fhe recom: | NETT dence Grays. recently was made it ¥ i g Breoki 000001 10 0-2 A Ausnta 6 Litte Rock 1 employ such clerical and other | Mendat i e iy M e e FiERd B e it X2 b T i T bask Gk o, meeeiiee kst Kot | A} AaRs0-Title Bt L tanty as are nece he may | health: sald depantment may enforie i1 Ul it shess, 3 aarone . Siempis F ) mnazs i il e such quarantine reguiations as may bo | 11 v . 3 - EoR e s e terials for his department. reytred dos, the iprotection *, of ~the Jess Willard_aidn't aceept the inv Detroit 3, Washinton 2. 14 Innings. | Other not sheduied. et 3 3 department shall main. [Public heaith. | ‘Taly B e Erobity it Detrofr, May ' 1i—Detroit won STANDINGS. tain bureans of saministration vital| =Sec 10. County heaith office QAVE[‘, N 1y & 5 another extra inning game from statistics, reventable diseases, labora- | prosecute any violation of any pro- |33 LR VIV T B WS ~dies Washington today. . defeating that National Leagor. forles, asaltary .engineering, fodis,|vision of this act Any person > . team 3 to 2 in fourtéen innings. The oo child weifare. 1 and medical | shall violate any providion of this a S R winning run resulted from doubles by | S, To% I licensure, with such other bureaus or]or of the sanitary code, shail be fincd F. 0 Jake Daubert must feel sort of Burns and Vitt. -Although the vis- | ooiotopnta’ dfvisions as the commissioner of health | not more than $100, or be imprisonec — proud over that fact that Col. Ebberts MARKET WAS DULL. Chos & Omio ifors made several extra base hits, | St Lo may from time to time deem neces- | not more than three months, or turned down an offer of 25,000 " for Sk o e o e Boland pitched well with men on the | Roon sary. When expedient, a director shall —_ i o n sacker. e~ it 5 bas: v Cincinna: : Rty s 2 ; ey Who s worth - that mamh] o] e o She. Oversoid: Position bt S Shave: BN |y Py es double | i be uppointed to direct the work of any | production of Reck Phosphate In- [0 bis boss. = S Washington (A) W, trol of and responsible to the com- Wi i New York, May 14.—Partial _im- | Ciine' cooper e e sz missioner of health. The production of roclk phosph ) Jiai Chase i gatting more popular | provement wax Snown by todar's mar- | i, (| T T IR R e, 18— ities, porougha’ or ‘towna|the United Stites X A . with the fans. He was for a long ket after three hours of dull 2 Shankace & 0 5 0 T4 0 oS consolidate for the purpose of {ed in 1914 and n 1 time in disfavor with them but a|functory trading. So far as 4 Meert S 50 3 0 242 ofat T forming sanitary districts. Such con- | 1915, made a partial T 3 5. | por gradual reconciliation is taking place. | conditions indicated anything al” Can ! 21 3 3| Qeeizna solidation shall be accomplished in the | According to_figures just compiled That's because Hal has stopped his|the change was predicated largdy |Com Prod Rer i il same manner as consolidations. of fire | the .United States Geological S = Kicking and is settling down' to play | upon the oversold position of the pro- | o Prod et st 11 o 4 0| Pritedasmas DTN ? districts, and the appointmextt of a Department of the Interlor | aining Co thegamse. fessional interests. N 8 Caner S = EASTERN LEAGUE. health officer therein shall be by agree- | ports received from al active produc A —ErE T i Developments over the week en ios Woe. ment_ botween the seleotmen or the|ers in the country, the total auiniity | efier doesn't seem fo be able | were mostly favorable to the bears. |Des & Copt” io0 New Haren city and borouwh officials of the mu- | of phosphate rock &old in the [ni:ed | to ret into his stride. On quite 'a|That faction derived further encour. | boiware & % = New Traon nicipalities voting to consolidate. It |States n 1516.was 1 & lone. tons, | wer “m:h;' of oc;’u‘{;n;s within vme Jast | agement from the vcl‘plekl ng sY.Age of ot L6 tuad sl et such health officers shall not be se-|vaued at $5413,499, This is | for month or so Pfeffer's games Yave been | the foreign situation, including Rus- RV O e, Wit Bocihédala.. #aved for him by the g0od work of his | slan affairs, rubles again reacting to ore by mnes s Forena . . team mates. within measureatle distance of their st Trnigaor = b - Toooo00s 010000 Hartrora extreme depreciation. The congres SEa sional program in its relation to war taxation also occasioned further con- cern. The sweeping character of the prohibition measures now before the national legislature probabiy account- ed for a decline of 4 3-4 points in American Malting preferred to 54. Industrials, particylarly steels, leathers and ofls, furnished much of the day’s motive power. United States Steel recorded an advance of 1 3-8 points to 117 3-8, its top price of the fortnight. Other advances, most of | which were retained, ranged from 2 to 6 points in Bethiehem Steel, old and new shares, and Crucible, Lacka wanna and Gulf States Steels, the lat- ter being assisted by an “extra” ome Hal Chase is getting mors popular with the fans. He was for a long time in @isfavor with them but a gardval recanciliation s taking place. That's because Hal has stopped his eternal kicking and is settling down to play the game . Clubs belonging to the United States XNational Lawn Tengis association.are strongly in favor of the Red Cross benefit plan for conducting tourna- ments this season as proposed by the executive committe and most of the 220 sanctioned tournaments will be played. This sentiment predominates in letters recelved by Gorg T. Adee, president of the association, in rply to fot Tt [ e Nori'n pt & Nean his rcently request that ciubs notify | Per eent. dividend. s him of thelr plans with reference to| Shippings were in fair demand o Sioier 3 5 the tournaments awarded to them. The | £T0Ss advances of 2 to 2 peints and + Marine pr tournamants cancelled include: May | Industrial Alcohol jolngd the active Pttt 14, Lonwood Cricket Club, Boston, | equipments at highest leveis in ®he | ‘fiami Copper w England intercollegiate: June 19, |last hour. Motors and metals were | Midrale “Sict - Hartford (Conn.( Golf Club, New |less conspicuous than usual, but rall- | Mames pos Eingland. lied on short covering. i Nat. Fnam & St 3 Much of the depression of the fore- | Kilbane Wise in Refusing to Meet | noon was created by St. Paul, which made a new low record for about 20 years on its two-point decHne to 69 7-8. Leading coalers and trunk lines were carried down one to two poin with St. Paul, but that entire division | rebounded later. Total sales amounted to 65,000 ehares. H A clearer understanding of the terms | connected with the Tberty loan ated g more cheerful fecling In bani ing circles. this sentiment e mented by last week’s favora Mitchell. If ws all could pick our opponents life we could travel along as smoothly as a 1917 model motorcar over a new road. At picking them the sudacity of Ritchie Mitchell of Mil- e, surpasses even the seiective | raits of a Freddy Welsh. Mitchell is | icking on Johnny Kilbane, the world's featherweight champion. The _Mil- wauvkee boxer has offered the Cleve- iand title-holder 2 side wager of $1000 in Premed Steet Car s 8w Y e Ta1_Car 9600000 Alnsmith, Judge. Tums. Sacrtfice hita, Mor- 0003 01 Two base his. Cobd, Vitr, Turce base. M. Foster. an, Judge, Veach, Fosier. St. Louis 3, Giants 1. . New York, May 14.—St. Louis: won the opening’ game of its series with New York here today by a score of 3 to 1 in ten innings. An error by Fletcher and Hornsbr's single scored for St. Louis in the fourth. The lo- cals tled the score in the ninth on a pass to Burns, a_sotlen base and Herzog’s single. Sallee replaced An- derson in the tenth and the winning run was scored off him. Score: St. Louts (N) 37208 Lone i1is0 Tmiin. et IR ERE Siilier, 1t ‘1010 For'abs.as 30241 Coutam et $1301 Seherie 3012 00 Snsdere 20% 40 St 20030 Doakp fo1o0 xove© 18 08 0 Touls 3 53018 oftaiess 0 0 5 3 0 | Totme 3151 2 () Batted for Anderson 1o Sih. 001000 08 s 00000008 f et Zimmerman. | Swcritcs b, M- 3, Pirates 2 Philadelphia ,May 14.—Philadelphia mixed hits and’ goo dbase running with errors by Pittsburgh in the ninth inning and won today's game, 3 to 2. i providing Kiibane sizns to meet him | Statement. Baird was sent to the clubhouse b + s 1. y 2 a ten-round bout. It would be| Bonds were h mainly in co | or - ki aretty soft financialy for Mitchell were | QUence of the lower trerd for local SR e o e he to inveigie the ‘ormidable y\—”h;ln»itravr“m': Total sales (par velue) $51.- (R Iron and Steel Pittade o Philadetphia (N) into a bout. Mitchell, who poses ae| 875.000. IR Ton &Steel pr ab b po a npo s w 2 lightweight, scales necrer the w United States honds were unchanged | 2021 Dutch Pet Carer.cf €32 Paskertet ¢ 2.2 1 o he met Kithene i Socke. | Seaboard ate L' McCarthy8b 0 0 © 0 olCravither 4 0 0 0 1 ter. Aided by his ST! S. Fatnend, LK ¢ Hchmen.tf 4 1 4 0 l|Whitedlf 4 1 1 0 0 chell e j R ToRa . Brtet.lb " 4 111 4 OlLuderanid 4 0 9 0 o e ey T, folowtos te o mmmary o toqars teane. | SOOIK AT Somfle ¢ 310 olSimowi 3 0416 to step cut of his class to chastise the - South Pacine Ticobep 5 8 1 1 ofxComer 0 0 0 8 leading lightwelghts without asking % n == — ] bt o to face hueiies like Mitchell It 2 | Seudebaker * 10 . e S is gratifying to learn Kilbane o Superior. - Steel has refused to accept chell's of- r!-\ Sen o fer. @ Ta A% o s ; & Leather 1z Sl 0 33 —_— |} Hde & Lt o s oo Tun, Am Timesa ‘On 20% lim o : Unton, Pac ot Chicago 6, Athletics 2. [4m dawng o pe e N e Chicago, May ‘14.—Chicago bunched |4 Bt outme U S Express | hits in the fifth inning behind Sei- Am Sugar Ter o 3 oo bold’'s wildness, took a commanding Am Sugsr Ret bt e lead over Philadelphla and won the e Steel first game of the series here today, 6 ¥ 3 Am Witing Paper S e to 2. Score: B A ine Be g Phitadeighia (&) Chieage (A) —ak7; Anncinda c: = . e . TYRONE—2%in. Ammeonas, G2 : o, 55l k5 Adtimn, T & SF gne 020 300 Atiantic Const . Tacin 900 31 2076 e W o Witte Motar 210 cebshn Jormfit COLLAR |5 o5 ~ o iie R q for30° Ratopilas Min oy 38 2y Bechlehem Steel o e 130 CLUETT.PEABODYACQIVCMAKERS | Detbiehem steat COTTON. sae 439 = Trown” Shoe pr New York, May 14—Cotton futures e E el s A. WIGHTMAN TG RN Brotivers closed steady. May 20.05. July 19.85, S L B Dutts &Supr October 19.31, December 15.40, January EXPERIENCED PIANO TUNER ateimis” et 18.44. Spot quiet; middling 20.3Q TS At A 49 Cliff Street, Norweih, Conn. | Ganr Lovtter Fa Two bae hits, Dates. Richers. Sacrifico bits, Telephone 752-13 novd |G de Faer . B f PP S wiler Motor .. New York, May 14. — Call money TP 2 F F o steady; high low 2 3-4; ruling rate Cleveland 7, Boston 6. A GEER lano iunmer, ' 2: last Toan 3; closing bid 2 3-&; of-| Cleveland, May 14.—Cleveland -took 2 | fered at 3. the first game of the series from Bos- Phone 511 ton, Tto 6,sknocking Leonard from the ELL-ANS : Absolutely Removes Indigestion. One package provesit. 25cat all druggists, i 122 Prospect Street, Norwich, Conn. On account of increase in price of to- bacco, the Whitestone Cigar will be sold from now on at $32 per 1,000. J. F. CONANT 11 Franklin St sanza CHICAGD GRAIN WARKET. Tigh. 22 2 e sLow. Cione. 259 E 135655 150 % s0ig box in three innings. Klepfer was hit_hard throughout but managed to keep the hits scattered except.in the fourh and ninth. Teplaced him in the ninth and while hit for a double and a single, prevented Boston from LED TODAY. GAMES SCHZ! Natienal L Clncianati st Brooklsn. Chicago at Bostan e Touls 21 New York Plitsburgh at Putledeiphis, American Leagus. Weshington® at Detrott Philadelphia at. Chicago. Now' York.at St Tous. Boston 3t Clereiand. Prostdence st Buffalo. Newark st Montreal, Eastern League, Springficld st Pordand i Werosster at Lawrence. Bedgeport at Harttord. New Haven a5 New London. Bowling. Simeox 122 87 105— 505 alai - 101 - 95 108— 314 223 182 213—1019 MaAllister 108 97 130 549 Mr. Fletcher created. Bibeault 93 124 e 538 207" 231 BILL CREATES STATE receive his reward. DEPARTMENT OF HEALTH. Governor to Appoint a Commissioner for Term of Six Years. T et Contents 15 Fiuid Dractug By a bill enacted by the general a: sembly a state department of heaith is created to have the authority and per- form the dutles now conferred upon the state board of health. The act is as_tallows: Section 1. A department of health is_created which ehall have the au- thority and perform the duties now conferred upon the state board of health, Such department ehall consist of a commissioner of health and public health council, with such di- rectors of bureaus and officials as are hereinafter provided. "Sec. 2. The governor shall appoint a commissioner of health who shall be the administrative head of the depart- ment, and chairman of the public heauth coupeil. Such commissioner shall be a physician, graduated by an incorporated medical college recognized by one of the medical examining boards of this state, of at least five years' experience in 1 practice of his profession, skilled in sanftary sci- ence and experienced in public frealth administration. = The term of office of the commissioner of health shall B¥ six years from the first day_of July following his appointment. . He shall not engage in any other occupation, and ehall be paid such compensation for his services as the public heaith council- shall determine, and the ex- penses incurred in the performance of his dutles. _ = Sec. 3. On, or befors July 1, 1837, the- governor shall appoint six ‘mem- bers of the public health counci], at least ‘three of whom' shall be physi- cians, and one a sanitary engineer. Two members of such council eHali hold office from their appointment un- til the first day of July, 1919, fwo un- til the first-day of July, 1921, 'and two untll the first day of July, 1923. The terms of office of members appointed in 1919 and biennially thereafter shall e six vears from the first day of July following their appointment. The gov- ernor shall fill any vacancy. Members of the pubiic health council shall be paid thelr actual and necessary ex- penses incurfed i the performance of official duties. - Sec. 4. Said council ghall meet at least once in three months, and at such ‘\Tfi‘fu....\.;._m 2 35Dosrs ~35CEN . tying the score. Cahpman's base run- ing_and Graney’s flelding were feat- othler times as it shall determine or | | upon the request of any four members, aggerate. Yet hasany physician told you that we claimed unreasor properties for Fletcher’s Castoria? Just ask them. we know what the answer will be. That it has all the virtues to-day that was claimed for it in its ear be found in its increased use, the recommendation by prominent phy: assurance that its standard will be maintained. Imitations are to be found in some stores and only because of But it is not the genuine Castoria that Mr. Fletch advertised, Honestly placed before the public and from which he Hone We won't an Honest Advertising. TBIS is a topic we all hear now-a-days because so many people are incl swer ic the C Extracts from Letters by Grateful Parents to Chas. H. Fletcher. Mrs. John W. Derrick, of Lexington, S. C., say for Castoria, I could not do without it.”” Mr. and Mrs. J. A. Gaines, of Ripley, Tenn., ©a baby’s picture hoping it will induce some po Castoria a trial. We have used it since baby Mrs. J. G. Parman, of Nashville, Tenn., says T my baby is due to your Castoria—the first an He is never satisfied with one dose, he alway Mr. and Mrs. A. L. Johnson, of Stevens baby was two weeks old he cried so much we did cveryt got some Castoria and he is now strong and fat. W it, and are very thankful to you.” GENUINE CASTORIA ALWAYS BEAR the Signature of or tired as tw d only m >