THE MICHIGAN DAILY A Reliable Jeweler CHAPM AN 118 South Main OSTEOPATHIC PHYSICIAN E Rm. 12, Over Arcade Theatre 711 N. University Ave. -r '.,t IliaIuliuIIlIIIail u ii"I iN1i1111j1 i iu FREE SAMPLEOFE SHE R WIN- WILLIA NIS .FLO ORLAC A WATER-PROOF VARNISH STAIN FOR FURNITURE, FLOORS AND WOODWORK Made in All Popular Colors FOR 10c AND THE COUPON BELOW YOU WILL RECEIVE 3 CABOT DESCRIBES Commun PAY-CLINIC'S AIM Editor, The Michiga DECLARES IT CAN AID MATERI. There is a laudable ALLY IN REDUCING STATE ation and recognitio TAXES Michigan campus wh mendable. But in< The University hospital pay-clinic, seems to have slippe according to Dr. Hugh Cabot, dean of men who write or the Medical school, is not conducted the Union opera bo in a way similar to the several pay- There are genera clinics which have been established in eight of these men w various parts of the country during faithfully, and hope recent years. hoping that their b There are two clinics in particular, cepted. The best bo which treat two distinct classes of the opera, and the o patients. One is that recently started no recognition wha in connection with Harper hospital, turned manuscripts in Detroit. Although it was establish- and weeks' of sear ed for the same purpose for which they have strained t other clinics have been established- hunted in every like namely, to help solve the great prob- laid awake nightsj lem of bringing expensive modern spirations,' and all1 methods of diagnosis and treatment aspiring writers are within the reach of the man of moder- I Does it not seem ate means-it is, nevertheless, com- these men whob paratively exclusive. Their plan of months of effort that operation is to charge $25 for a diag- have an opera book nosis, plus the hospital expenses in- an honorable menti curred by the patient during the time not be given prefe consumed in making the diagnosis. sidering appointmen Should Care for Poor mittees? Surely it i But this does not take care of the any man to see no n poor man-the man who has very :ion manifested in little money, yet does not wish to seek real sacrifice of time medical care offered as charity. An part. attempt .has been made to care for Yours for c this class at the Cornell Medical col- "A Juni Iege in New York city. They charge the patient a fee of one dollar, which Church for Unem is to cover the expense of his care, BOSTON, Nov. 4.- without profit to the hospital. The the Unemployed," doctors who conduct this clinic are without work, which paid a small salary. in the West End r Pay Patients Should be Accepted Ledoux, was closed A staff of expert clinicians is main- across the buildingE tained at Michigan as a. part of the was "closed until B faculty of the Medical school. Dr. sense of God." Cabot considers that there is no rea- son why a man who can afford to consult these physicians at regular prices should be forbidden to do' so ications an Daily: e spirit of appreci- )n of effort on the hich is truly com- one particular it ed. I refer to the attempt to write] oks each year. lly from four to vho work ardently, efully each year, ooks will be ac- ok is selected for other men receive tever. Their re- represent hours ching for ideas: heir imaginations, ly place for ideas, jotting down 'in- but one of these obscured. reasonable that have contributed t the Union might k receive at least on? Should they rence when con- ts for opera com- is discouraging to material apprecia- recognition of a e and labor on his onsideration, or Lit Student" mployed Closes -The "Church of a hotel for men :h was established ecently by Urban d today. 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Part of his money may be going into the very taxes which support the Uni- versity-yet under the old system he wag, denied the right to consult here. "The money which comes in in this way goes to the University." said the dean, "to be used in defraying ex- penses of equipment and salaries. It operates to lessen the burden of the tax-payer." "So long as the state charity patients receive the same careful at- tention that they have heretofore re- ceived, I see no reason on earth why' we should not conduct this pay clinic in connection with our hospital," said Dean Cabot in conclusion. Patronize our Advertisers.-Adv. i V , 0y V A Talkabout Crawford I WHY WE CAN'T SHOW YOU OUTS_ OF CRAWFORD SHOES - Simply because all of our shoes are made to our especial order and we cannot get cuts for them, nor a local artist to do them justice. 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