Bobs Up Again

Phe cpposition of the univorsity regents and President Angelí to the removai of the homoeopathic department of the univeraity from Ann Arbor to Detroit is one of the special subjeets that will come up before the annual session of the national homeopathie institute in Detroit next June. One of the best known homeopathie physieians in the state intimated today that plans are in contemplation which will trive the homeopaths a college in Detroit in spite of the refusal of the regents to obey the act of the legislaturo. Several weeks ago the homeopathie coramittee of the regents offered to compromise with the state homeopathie 88sociation, which wants the school transferred to Detroit, the terms proosed by the committee being that homeopathie students of the unirersity would study two years at Ann Arbor, and take the final two years' course at Detroit, where they could have the advantages of the superior clinical acilities. Drs. Morley and lan and nearly all others, prominent in the. councils of the association, decided that the terms ought not to be accapted. They agree that the best results could be attained only by having the students in Detroit during theentire four years. The propeets, the offlcers of the association say, for the school succeeding in Detroit were never better than at present. With or without state aid it would open with at least 80 student and in two or three years the number would bc at least 200. Dr. Morley says the clincal material at Grace hospital is iDcreasing greatly. During the past week, for the first time In its history every bed in the hospital was occupied. Detroit, Dr. Morley said further. has more and better hospital accommodations than all the states south of Mason and Dixson's line, and for this reason algne medical schools of either class have opportunities for success here not surpassed in any city.