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ALBUQUERQUE MORNING JOURNAL, WEDNESDAY, JUNE 16, 1915.
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PLAGUE IS FOUND
Italian Physician Makes Im-
tportant Announcement to
Association for Study and
Prevention of Tuberculosis.
,.Y -O.N.N. JOU.N4L arkCIAI. LIAaiO !)
Seattle, Wash., Juno 15. Dr. Kn
rlco Castelll, special delegate from
the Faulty of Medicine of Hernia,
Italy, to trie medical profession 0f
the united (States, unnounced Ht to
days uniting or this pathological
section ol tlie National Association
for the Study and Prevention of Tu
berculosis, a method of scrum Uhig
nosis oi tuoercuiosis. perfected by
nuiiseii and nis colleagues at tho Uni
versity of Genoa, lie stated ihnt hv
tills test he Him able to determine the
amount 01 tuberculosis infection ihe
degree of Immunity against tho dis
ease, now mucn tuoercuiosis matter
must be introduced Into the bodv to
obtain complete Immunity, and how
long mm immunity will last.
He predicted that In lent than fifty
years nine immunity riotn tubercu
losis would be an thoroughly accom
plished as in the cane of smallpox.
Jle Raid: -
"We have applied successfully the
method of vaccination against tuber
culosis, conceived for the first time
by Maragliano in 1903. We are able
now to apply this vaccination on a
large scale among human beings und
animals and we have shown that we
.. can even vaccinate pregnant women
and animals and obtain products of
, .conception showing features of com
" plete Immunization. We also huve
vaccinated babies during the first six
, niontns or life, when the body shows
, n natural immunity against tubercu-
losis infection, and wo have obtained
( an Immunity which in some cases
' has proved to be still active four
years after 'tho first inoculation of
vaccine.
Jlilk Especially Trrotml.
"More Important mill, acting on
the knowledge that much of the tu
berculosis Infection in infancy is con
tracted through milk, which forms
the principal element of infant diet,
we concluded that if we adopted for
the feeding of bublcs milk obtained
either from Immunized animals or
vaccinated mothers, we would elim
inate the principal source of infec
tion of this disease. The first six
months of life Is the best period for
storing the new organism with all
tne mutcrial defense necessary to re
act against a future possible infee
lion. In our opinion, the buby that
is maue immune through the vacci
nation of the mother and self-vacci
nation, and kept In a condition of
active reactivity against a possible In
fection by the feeding of immunised
milk, is a victim stolen from tubercu
losis. We havesurceeded In training'
group of farmers in the province
of Genoa in the technique of immun
ization of animals and have demon
strated to them that the milk thus
obtained does not change, neither in
aie nor In its nourishing qualities.
"We feel that wo are in position
now to master In a logical and sys
tematic way the problem of prophyl
axis of tuberculosis and that we have
acquired a better understanding of
its treatment. The faculty of Oenoa
is convinced that by applying to the
prevention of tuberculosis all the
means at our disposal, in less than
fifty years from now w would ac
complish in tuberculosis what Jen
ner has accomplished 'in smallpox.
As pail of a campaign which we had
Manned in Italy before the war. us
ing the boards of health as agencies,
we recommended the following pro
gram: "1. An extensive and regular use
of scrum diagnosis in hospitals, dis
lienFaries, and private practice to se
cure earlier recognition of tubercu
losis. "S. Compulsory vaccination of all
babies under six months of ago. The
vaccination has been proxen abso
lutely harmless.
"3. . -Advluljig vaccination of wom
en who ore about to have children.
"4. t Kutablishmeiit of - farms and
dairies supplying immunized milk for
exclusive use. of children or adults
showing evidences of tuberculosis.
"3. Vaccination of pregnant cows,
to secure immunized products of con
ception. ''6. The administration of tuber
culosis patients of the whole blood of
Immunized animals. Including serum
and corpuscles. We have shown that
hot only is the serum of immunized
animals impregnated with unti
hodies but also the other elements of
'he blood as well. We have been
able to perfect a technique of mod
ification which makes the blood less
disagreeable and more appetizing
than in its natural form."
By Vote of 177 to 34 Pecos
Valley Town Decides That
It Wants to Stay Just as
Dry as Possible.
tartc.Ai dispatch to mokninq jounnao
Artesia, X. M.; June 15. The local
option prohibition election licl.l here
today resulted in an overwhelming
victory for the dry, 177 voles being
cast in favor of piohlbitlon to 114
against.
I'nlike most local notion elections
there was no bitterness manifest and
the result hud long been u foregone
conclusion, opponents of prohibition
made no organized effort to curry the
election, while on the other hand the
drys (ouducted a hustling campaign
In order to pile up a big vote for the
moral effect it would have In other
places.
A feature of the election was the
swearing in of seventeen votes which
were not counted in the totals, the
votes being ast In the fuce of a rul
ing by the attorney general to the
effect that no ore not registered could
vote In the election. Councilman U.
W. nunsan, a strong prohibitionist,
who has lived In and around Artesia
for thirty years, was deprived of his
vote because he had not registered.
EDITORS 10 BE
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GIVEN IUE
Bf SUM FEUS
Hridge Contract I.ct.
Santa Fe, June 15. The contract
for the steel riveted bridge with con
crete abutments over Sugar He creek,
southeast of Raton, 100-foot span, was
awarded to the Levy Construction
company of Denver at $0,160, with
-0 a cubic' yard above water and IZ'l
a cubic yard beneath water and lbe
floor, other bidders were: The El
Paso Bridge and Iron company,
M3f); the Midland liridge company,
8,!)00; Monarch Engineering com
pany. 17,91)5; Pueblo liridge company,
J8.260.
DON'T
WASH YOUR
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When you wash your hair, don't
use soap. Most soaps and prepared
shampoos contain too much alkali,
which Is very injurious, as it dries
the scalp and makes tho hair brit
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Plain mulslfied cocoanut oil, for
this is pure and entirely greaseless.
Its very cheap, and beats soaps or
anything else all to pieces. You
cn get this at any drug store,
and a few ounces will last the
whole family for months.
Simply moisten the hair with
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Poonful is all that is required. It
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oft. fresh looking, bright, fluf
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fy particle of dust, dirt and dandruff.
ISFICIAI. DISPATCH TO MORNINO JOUMftALl
Santa Fe, June 15. The chamber of
commerce, at a meeting held this eve
ning, completed arrangements to give
the members of the National Editorial
association a rousing welcome on Sat
urday, June 26, when they pass
through Santa Ke on the way to the
California expositions.
The Indians from the pueblo of
Kan lldelonso are to be brought to
Santa Fe, and will give the "eagle
dance" In front or the Old Palace for
the visitors. As the two special trains
on which the delegates will travel are
scheduled for only an hour and a
quarter in Santa Ke, an effort will be
made to keep the visitors two hours
longer, so that they will land In Al
buquerque at !) o'clock at night in
stead of 7:15.
The Merchants' association also met
this evening, and completed arrange
ments for the convention of retail
dealers of the state to be held here
next month. From 400 to 600 visitors
are expected at that time. Arrange
ments were also made to entertain the
funeral directors, who will meet in
convention here next week.
Tlit Coin Dnjhm.
It was definitely decided that the
?ood roads meeting at Albuquerque
will be called for August 2, 3 and 4.
On the last mimed day an automobile
run will be made to Santo lomingo to
wiiuess the corn dance. The same
day an excursion will be run from
Santa Fe by the summer school, so
that Santo Pouiingo is sure to have
the largest crowd in its history on
that di.y.
It was reported to tile chamber of
commerce thut K. Burton Holmes, the
traveler, lecturer, artist and author,
today took 10X pictures ol Santa Fe
stencs, in addition to several thousand
feet of motion pictures, lie was
shown the sights of Santa Fo by Sec
retary George 11. Van Stone of the
chamber of commerce, and lelt this
evening for the cliff dwellings, where
he will be the guest of Ashley Pond
all day tomorrow, leaving on Wednes
day for Taos.
Order Providing Rate of $1.90
Per Ton From Colfax Coun
ty Creates Quite a Sensation,
'ICUL OIBPATCH TO MORN. MO JOURNAL
Si.ntii Fe, June 15. The stale cor
poration lommiKsioii today addressed
an order to Hie F.I I'umi & Southwest
ern system, providing a rale of $1.1.0
per ton tor coal in carload lots from
Dawson, Colfax county, to Santa Fe,
in connection with the New Mexico
Central via Torrance, to meet the
competition of the Santa Fe system,
not tu apply to Intermediate points.
Quite u wcnsiitioii has been caused
by this order, and a dissenting opinion
by Commissioner i. I., owen was ren
dered, in which he s.iys:
"1. I eiinnol lend my sanction to
the non-lutermedlate application fea
ture of the order, owing to the fuel
that there Is no unusual condition at
Simla Fe which would warrant a less
er rate via the route mentioned.
-. Unit the princ ipal of the bum I
and short haul provision of our state
constitution is violated by such an or
der. If the carriers In question are
able to haul coal a distance of 400
miles tor $1.90 a ton, 1 cannot sc.. why
they should not carry ut an equivalent
or less rate for Intermediate distances.
"S. Furthermore, the question of
the application of a long and short
haul provision of our Interstate law Is
one that has been before our national
commission for some years, and this
commission in effect, and myself per
sonally, have subscribed to a contest
of an npplli ation of lesser rates to the
farther distant points than to the
intermediate points, and in our own
New Mexico rate case, which Is now
pending before the interstate com
merce commission, we have strongly
protested against such an application
to the city of El Paso when the si. me
rates are not extended to the points
located in the state of New Mexico on
Interstate commerce."
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GOVERNQRNAMES
R. H. CARTER US
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l.r.CIAL OISSA fCH Tfl MORN.N9 iOUNNAU
Santa Fe. June 15. (jovernor Me
Timiultl this nJternoon appointed If.
II. Carter of IUlon state bank exam
iner under the banking act passed by
the lust legislature. The appoint
ment is to be effective at once.
Carter has been in the real eslate
business in Itaton for the last few
years, lie waB a director of the Hil
ton National bank, which liquidated
vobintiuilv four years ago. He is a
member of the board of education of
Itaton, and was the democratic can
didate for tho legislature from Colfax
county In ISO!), b'jt was defeated by
C. J. Roberts, now chief justice. Car
ter is 4 5 years of age.
Serious Auto Accident.
Santa Fo, June 15. William iriH.
Maudlin, a well-known resident of
Mountain Park, was thrown over an
embankment with his horses and
buggy when he met an automobile at
latum of the road. luaminn win
1 probably recover. O. U Tinklepaugh,
jwho was driving the automobile,
picked him up and brought him into
town.
CHANGE IN BUSINESS.
The insurance, loan, brokerage, col
lection and real estate business con
ducted by M. 1j. Schutt, has this day
been transferred to L. II. Chamberlin
& Co., who will continue to conduct
the business formerly carried on by
Mr. Schutt.
Mr. Schutt commends his patrons
to the new firm, and assures his old
customers that their business will be
carefully looked after. Mr. Schutt
will remain with the new firm for a
time, after which he will leave for the
coast on some important land deals
connected with the new firm.
The nv firm promises to look after
the business of the former, and so
licit new business in this line, tne
offices will be continued at Suite 6-..
Whiting building. .
Mr. Chamberlin will continue to
represent the Mutual Benefit Life In
surance company of New Jersey. ;
ItPtC.AL COttftBISONDtNCI TO MOMN.Na JOUftNALI
Aluniogordo, N. M., June 15. The
series of burglaries that Alamogord
is now experiencing Is something en
t'rely new for tho quiet little place.
There have been four of these bur
glaries within ten nights, the last two
being on Saturduy night.
One of the places robbed Saturday
r.lcht was the Kl Paso St Southwestern
freight depot, when thirty-live gal
lons of whiskey were transferred from
a burrel through the floor Into ves
sel provided for the purpose. The
robbers entered below the platform
out near the end of the platform and
crawled nearly half n block to get
under the freight wareroom and then
bored a hole through the floor and
into the barrel of whiskey. The lo
cation of the barrel had been so
carefully marked some time during
the day that It was necessary to bore
only one hole to tap the prize. An
operator is on duty all night In the
telegraph otflee adjoining the freight
wareroom, but he did not hear the
umshoe artists.
The other place robbed Saturday
right was the big warehouse of It. II.
Pierce, throe blocks south of the de
pot. So far as can be ascertained yet
nothing was taken from this ware
house except dry goods and notions.
On Thursday night prior O. It.
Oliver's dry goods store on Pennsyl
vania avenue was broken into und
touched up for $200 worth of cloth
ing and shoes. On Vednesduy night
of the previous week Groom's market
on New York avenue was entered und
about $4 in cash taken from the regis
ter. The stock of goods was not mo
lested. Itrlilgo Construction .nitborlAcd.
Santa Fe, June I 5. State Kngineer
French today authorized the con
struction and ordered the material
for a 1 20-foot pile bridge at Lugiinn.
on the Old Trail highway from I,os
bunas to Gallup, and also for an 80
foot pile bridge ten miles from Santa
Fe on the road to Albuquerque.
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Si:AI.F.I) UIDS WANTKD.
The board of education of th Ha
chlta schools, district No. 10, Grant
county. New Mexico, hereby an
nounces to the public that they are
ready to receive the sealed bids of
the contractors who care to apply for
the erection of the new ndditlon to the
Hachlta public school. The plans and
specifications are now in the hands
of the secretary of the school board,
and all contractors who care to Inves
tigate the proposition should write to
or call on the said official who will
render such information as is desired.
On June 25, 191&, the board of Pli
cation will meet for the purpose of
awarding the contract to the lowest
responsible bidder. Tho board re
serve the right of rejecting any or all
bids according to their discretion.
J. H. PARKER,
Clerk of School Ko.r.
CHARLES UFHAM,
WINSLOW'S UNBROKEN
RECORD OF VICTORIES
LENGTHENED ONE GAME
EaPictAL coaataroNDCNcB to wormino journal
Winslow, Arix.,. June 14. In u
game fea uied by some clever playing
on the part of loth learns, the crack
Santa I'V nine of Winslow defeated
tile Allis in, liiainond illne, team ut
Allison by the score of 8-5. The Alii-
sou team has met defeat bill twice this j
season in twelve games played, both i
defeats being Winslow victories.
An exhibit Ion of Kiitneness which
won the applause of the spectators i
was given by Smith. Wlnslow's bald- I
hitting pitcher, in the eighth Inning,
when after being rendered uni on-
scions by a drive off the bat of the
Allison si cimd-sacker, be insisted j
upon returning to tile mound audi
struck out the first man who faced
him and fielded the uislst for the last
put-ut. The Allison sluggers regis
tered but six hits off Smith's duliv
ei'y and eleven of them whiffed out.
Hut one received transportation.
The Winslow t'am has not been de
feated this season and has emerged
on the long end of tho score in fiv'o
contests. The teams played and the
resulting scores of previous games
were us follows:
Needles, Calif., S; Winslow. 7.
Arizona State Normal. J: Wins
low, ".
Allison. Winslow, fi,
Helen, 5: Winslow. H.
Smith, ubly assisted by Klein. Wlns
low's vet -ran catcher, has twirled ami
won each of the games enumerated
above.
The Helen team will be given a re
turn game ut Win-low next Sunday.
The score by innings of Sunday's
game follows:
Score: It. II. K.
Winslow 000 (121 1 1 1 tl 12 1!
Allison (KM) HMD IMS 5 a
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Cheap Rates to All
Eastern Points
During the summer months there will bo on Halo cheup rates to all
Kastern Points. Tickets are on sale, daily from May 15th to Sep
tember 30th, 1915, and are limited to return on October 31st, 191B,
allowing liberal stopovers. Tho following is a list of the most Im
portant points:
Chicago, ill jnn.no
Denver, Colo $2:1.7(1
l'ueblo, Colo tH.'Ja
Colorado Spring., Col $::.l.7r.
Montreal, yuo J'.lJ.lO
Qilobcc, Quo $!I9.45
Washington, I). C 74.75
Kvansvllle, Ind $57.70
Doulsvllle, Ky Ji'.O.lO
Portland, Me ..,.$'J7.50
Baltimore. Md $74.75
lloston, Mass $9 1.(10
Minneapolis, Minn $(i0.!10
Milwaukee, Wis. ., $64.30
St. Paul, Minn $60.90
Kansas Cily, M. $44.40
St. I.o uls. Mo $:,:'. 10
lluffab., N. V $7!l.!l)
New York, N. Y $S4.II5
Niagara balls, N. V $7D.!I0
Cincinnati, Ohio $ii..1 5
Cleveland, Ohio t74.;',5
Sandusky, Ohio $71.05
Toledo, Ohio ...i $(',. 8,r
Philadelphia. Pa $7.(i0
Pittsburgh, Pa $74.25
Ogden, Utah $42.00
Salt Luke, Utah $42.60
Thoiie 204.
P. J. JOHNSON, Agent
Spec. 854
Ad. No. 162
MATSON IS HIGH GUN
IN WEEK-END SHOOT
AT ELEPHANT BUTTE
(aptc.At. coaacaroNDKMCa to MoaN.Na jouaNALj
Klepha.it Unite, N. M June 15.
The scores made by the members of
the Klephant iiutte Gun club ut their
regular week-end hoot follow:
Name. Shot at. Uroke.
Sam N. Matson 50 4d
M. K. Cooper Ml 4H
I). It. Ne'se f,0 4i!
F. W. Cooper a0 4 1
C. K. KirJiind 50 4i.
K. A. Cooper 50 39
T. O. l.oo.-o 50 39
U. W. Robinson .. ..... .50 3.S
ii. 1). Kleintob 50 31
L. J. Charles 50 :)0
11. C. Hammond 25 12
The Kl.jphunt tlutte club is open for
a match with any club.
.Joe Jtivcrs Wins.
New York, June IB. Joe Rivers.
California lightweight, had the bet
ter of Johnny Harvey of New York
In seven of the ten rounds in their
bout here tonight. It vm a hirl
foughl battle, both finishing vilh a
rush and ' : I n hard t:r a knockout.
Harvey had the f'rs jcund, dm sixth
and tenth '. log ever.. I.'.veis in oth
er rounds showed fl,is!i a f l:!s old
I'me forr:. River wr igbec 137.
Harvey, l i' .
Wolgast-4-allHiit liout Ofr.
lioston, June 15. Liuhtwelght Ad
Woiga.-t teduy cancellrd his puitih
with C.ilberl liallant, set for tonight
lie pleaded illuettd.
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SAX l'ltVNt'lst o IIOTI.Ii
Nearest first
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wiiONROE
frVCRAWENTO ST. NtAR VAN NF.SS AVE.
in aw t4 Sin knnrito'$ itumbU htmn daHritH
MINUTFS toF.irCmynd
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t itfffl cat. TVrtrrt h"!! with ewrr ppHi,t-mt-nl
for honw i-mtif rt. HiiHiicJi; luni tooui.
JUy I wo fn( cinldrm atftining.
t urDpran Hn $))0anH up.
Aiwnn f'Un i).50 anti up.
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THE WAGNER HOTEL
Sll Su. It'ipa St., l.oa Anitrlea, fill,
tin. rnm, GO biillin. Itnlrn, I.(I0 per iluy
an. I l.. Hpri.'iiil rH( l.y nrrs or month.
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I.OM ANtiKI.KS'
MiADiNt; t tkmsiii i) apaut.
mknt norsi:s
1000 ni.xlrra uiHirlmenU, $10 to $00 per
month.
Al Walking DIManco
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60:i Vrl.'T llohpru lil.lir.. :i.l .mil MiiId Sta.
.Mala ai.l:l l'liono COMM.
When you come home from
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in which to cook supper
thrn the handy NKW
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Oil. COOK.
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A
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VPI with keroienc
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Mult in 1, 2, 5 and 4 burner ma. Se the M 2 and 4 burner .
with hrtieaa cooking orn.
THE CONTINENTAL OIL COMPANY
(Incorporated ia Colorado) s
Daawaf PuaUo Albauaarqua CkaraoHa
Bona RoUa Salt Laka City
Announcement
Spruce Lodge, "Oil the Pecos,''
1J miles above Town of Peeos,
om iis .lumi 1st. Unlit reason
able. '( oo.e to the cool (;lori
rliis." Streams clear irosiiects
for early II) -fishing (;ooil.
Write or plionc
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Valley ltancli, X. M.
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motor Ataxia, Nervous Breaking,
to. Perfect Treatment, Perfect
Climate, Health, Pleasura, Largo
Modern Hotel. Booklet,
T. O. JlcUEKMOTT,
Fay wood, N. M.