OF THE SADDLE AND SIRLOIN CLUB 13 



The reorganization of the veterinary school and the Pennsyl- 

 vania State Livestock Sanitary Board are the results of his 

 efiforts that stand out in bold relief above much else of great 

 value that he did. While these will be known to the historian, 

 the sterling qualities of the man will abide with those who knew 

 him. He was a manly man with a sweetness of disposition rarely 

 found among men. His deep interest in the advancement and 

 betterment of his profession caused him "to burn the candle of 

 life at both ends." As a result, he died a premature death while 

 on a vacation at Spruce Brook, Newfoundland, September 20, 

 1909. 



