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"either A Liar Or A Fool"

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Parent Issue
Day
22
Month
December
Year
1899
Copyright
Public Domain
OCR Text

"EITHER A LIAR
OR A FOOL"
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So Dr. Carrow Call President
L.D. Watkins.
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WILL BE A HOT TIME
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Next February when Dr. Carrow will Answer Him in Public.
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At the state round-up of farmers' clubs next February there will be a feature on the program that was not anticipated until this week,when L.D. Watkins gave his diatribe on the University of Michigan. He made the assertion that the specialtists of the university were making outrageous charges for services in their private practice and that instruments were being purchased by the state for private use and were all over the city.

The medical faculty have decided upon Dr. Carrow to state their case before the farmers when they meet her e next February. Dr. Carrow is very caustic, and it can be predicted that he wil. give L. D. Watkins a very warm reception, if the latter has got the nerve to come to Ann Arbor and face the music next February. Some idea of what Mr. Watkins will meet may be had of what Dr. Carrow told his class in clinics yesterday afternoon.

He said: "Mr. Watkins is either a liar or au ignoramus. I am inclined to believe he is a little of both, with a preponderance of the latter. You can put up with a liar, because you can show the facts, but I have no patience with a fool."

Dr. Carrow will show, it is understood, that most of the instruments used by the specialists at the university are their own private property and were purchased by them out of their own private funds. It is said that even the operating tables at the hospital were bought by the professors.