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THE EVENING HERALD, ALTiTJQTTT.TlQirE, IT. If., WEDNESDAY. MARCH 18. 1914.
TEXEZ
T SCC OF EUGENICS
A Lecture Before the Albuquerque Woman's Club
BY DR. EVELYN F. FRISBIE
We lis v. been roniMerin, tht
home Hint In already huiloed m rci
triiue in oil iK'at tun and welfare, but
nothing in the ri'iilm of hi n in
literature run ih itimlutticnlally inak.
fur happiness mill lilcullsm lit til"
home a k Hi careful, sensible conr.id
ellltloll of I lip ciell.e of cllsctlli .
The word rUNemc means literally
I hi- y b lu e Hi wi-II-IhiI nunc How"
nun h iIimI mean tn tho conscientious
jinlt-lilliil pnri-til who In sufllclciit I)
liir-sceing In have nl heart the Itilcr
eet mil mily n( hi own child, Iml
well Hint i.f th future nullum rm e.
It iiiiiv appear nl llrst ihottKhl nb
nurtl I" u 1 1 ! t in reduce to h sci
ence a subject we hi'Ve always nil-sidcri-d
mi esacniliiliy concerned In
the emotions and we wonder how
IhIIiuk in love" can Hive place tu I lie
liilm, deliberate selection of the par
cm of our children.
The ii n why this subject, of
audi iirlniiiry Importance in I hp up
JillllK of the human rme, hue been
the lust to I" considered or studied
as a in li-iii e In because oi be exist
ence of h mistaken sense of modest
which lorhiide decent so let) from
r,-i okiiIxIiii the existence ut III hiKll
ml ) i h l it I function nl miinklml.
Never shall we Improve our proK
eny unlll we make il our business I"
tin so ami devote to it I he same core
ful sludv Ihul the hoi 1 1-iii ti iit Rives
In the improvement ot his plant anil
the stockman lo the hlshesi nreeillnit
of hi animals. Those v,r princi
ples will ellmniHtr ill m iii lm ami
pi mini s a rare uf human la-mas "like
iinln nods," minpured In I lie present
one.
To bring thin annul we. too, ns well
us the liiiinlH and animals, must have
some sane miliomil Icuishitton Tln
must rome very slowlv . Two lines of
action are suBKenird : Klrsi. statutory
limitations ol mnrrliiRe Liming cer
lain delerllves; acritiid. I.y actual
sierillsmlon of certain limited classes
of criminals.
I,ong before this can lake place a
campaign of edmulion is needed such
as tile ilallon Icasuc has licen enrrv
IniC on fur the people who are sud
ileiilv nwiikciilnii io I In- crying need of
culture In the human rare. These
sui leiies - take up a course of casv
lending cocrinic the luiidameiital
subjei is concerning eiiucnli a. coverltia
nbiiiit a year, which gives a solid
fuiiiiilai inn for actum and hails ! il'
sociological phase.
I.t us (lame for a moment al
some of the f unda mentii I luwa of the
manifestation uml pel pet nation of
his: I. Lite Is always manifested In
some Individual lorm of existence.
2, Km Ii Individual has. In w hole or
In pari ' I depcndltiK upon lis biological
i lass i, the Inherent alulitv under nor
mal communis to perpetuate life by
the cnniiiiuation through reproduc
tion of thai Individuals own sin-ell's
3 The reproduction of life is iilwav
nil orderly process governed by def
inite biologic laws.
These laws are fundamental In ev
erything that relates In line culture
uml reuemTiillon. They are also
merely adaptations of the broader law
of cause and eflecl which declares
that like causes produce like eftecls
under like circumstances This law
hold. Rood In the production, of biulj
results as well as good n iiml It
therefore lichovrs mankind to so en
lars" Its Intelhiieiice as in eompre-1
bend Its di-Kimy and conform lo ll""0
which increae Ha well I. dim. In lbe
enuni laliini of the eei oiid law you will
note that the wold "coin lnull " I
Used The fact that lite is iirtuallt
pcrpcl uali-d linsteinl of reproduced 1
and panned on witlioul break from one
general loll ! another. Is 'lie of the I
most lmporia..t ilimoeries of modern
cleni e.
To properly unileiKinnd this prin
ciple wc miiHi consider the ecieiitilU
fact that the human Imdy Is made up
of microscopic parlil'les i-ulled cells,
which consist of Iwo class, s: I. The
real mass of cells shu n make up
the bulk of the body and are con-
cermsl in its nutrition and ihe var
bodily t iini llons i i talnltiK lo the In
dividual ate called body-cells or
uniiaioplasm. 1. A small mass of
cells whose sole function Is the trans
mission of life from one veneration
to ihe next are called nrin-cells or
crmplusm.
In human beiniis this nermplasm
exist In txiih the male and Ihe fe
male. A Kcrm-cell derived from the
Kermpliism of the lemnlc and another
derived from the Kerinplnem ol Ihe
mule niust be bulked toKelher lo cre
ate, not a new life, bin n new body
. In which ten otiKiiial iiermplnem de
rived fiom both parents unit miles lo
exist as ermplamn. Thricfoie, we
in me at the scieniltic con. lusion
from Ihe ph)slnll demi.nstruted
fact that life, Ibrouvh tile iC-rm -plasm
Irelibled with all Ihe aitnliutes
of Ihe race, is continuous. .Memor
has never bridKed Ihe chasm lietween
Ihe Keneraliotis so that we hiive a
peiiod In hie whin there is no cuh
Dcliius exisi.-iice, but these lo bits
of Kermpliisiu, mule and feu. ale, when
coalesced, havB Ihe power ol build
ing up around ihein a body of a new
I li tl 1 1 nl ii ii I which tillliiial.il d-vlop
lie t-tiritillte of ciiiisi IoiimIicss slid
continues its own individual existence.
This concept ion of ihe continuity ol
llle was discovered by V elsmatin. who
formulated Hie law of Ihe coin mull)
uf itcrmpliism as follows: 1 The
f ecuiulaii e eleinenl tP'rivcd from and
consisiinii of the parental n,-im-I'lunin,
male and female, untie with
vac h olhk-r and perpetuate thems,le
as nei rnplasm In ihe iiew iiHlililual
i It thus occurs (hat Ihe lilcimiul
ttei nipliism of each parent exists in
'United lot m, but still as the same
rmplasm III Ihe onnpriim by whom.
In turn, ! la elalioratel wilhoul
i-hiinsirv Ha united but not blended
nuiilities, and is then Irant milled In
Ihe same milliner lo Ihe next Rcticr
Klion, and so on through sue eiduiK
llelieraliollS.
1 tie in celcrallui Influenc of hti
mail pioKtesa of this discovery of
Weisiiiann , and the furthir work of
llaeckel, showing Unit the gel ill-cell
l Ihe epitome of ruclul .nicicdems,
has been remarkable. II Hives us
higher sense of moral responsibility
s custodians of the life which II Is
our duty lo puns alona, not only un
tarnished, but Unproved.
Apropos of lh posslbilitle throuiih
hered ly In rai o culture I w ill give
GENUINE
Juan Fa Poriucmdo Ciarn
MILD AND SMOOTH-RICH AND FRAGRANT
A NATIONAL STANDARD
Gross. Kelly H Company
Distributor.
you a brief outline nf two epntrastlng
families well known In rriminoloii) . ,
Karly in Ihe eishlwnih century a
hard drinker living In northern New
York became Ihe orlHlnal prosenuor
of Ihe notorious family known in his-I
lory under the fictitious name of
"Jukes." Al Ihe end of Ihe nineteen! h
century the known descendants of Una
man numbered twelve hundred per
sons, i if t hi-se, m er Sail receiv ed
pauper support iiiivnlent In IM'Mi
vest of pauper support to one per
son i, 110 sirs r i ii 1 1 ii ii I oftenders;
there were 2T.ll arrest and trials; til
Were habitue; thieves, i were Inur
deters, nni r.il were prostitutes. nf simuui give p...- .0 u n.oie 1111,111
Ihe iwi HI who acipilred us riil Inules '" vno.ee o. m.tten 1.., pcipeiu
ten b-s-ned them In stales prisons, ion 01 I lie I1U11..U1 iai.1.1,. 1 ms
with terms a Kurt-mil In ID years lor culinot be don uy supplanting Ihe al
one person. The assregute cost lo lemons o rfvicii.c, u,u n .,.hiiiis
Ihe stale was known to have been
ll.ilOs.uail.uail. It. I., lluxilale, the
author ol this classic lll cut lual lmi,
I loses with the remark: " It Is iieiiinK
time to nsk, do our courts, our laws,
our almshouses and our .lulls deal
with the iitci.iton presented, since
these diverse streams of contaminated
Ketmlplasm are today i low inn on
throuich the geiieratlons vvlihnot lit
or Inintrance from siaiely of the
stale V"
In contrast lo this hideous record
we have Ihe cane of Kllxalieth Tuttle,
II w oman pb sii ally and mentally su
perior, who muiried a 1 'mined ii ut
lawyer. Itlchnrd t-;lvvntds. In lKtli.
Among her itesi-cinliints there have
been more than aim collcae grai.u
ales. fourteen college presidents, one
hundred college piotessors, thirty
Jiidxcs. slxt pin Hlr Inns, one hundred
del gv turn, missionaries and theolog
ical professors, sixty-live authors of
me hundred and thlrly-bve books,
numerous editors and leadcta of in
dustries. As pronl of her mltm-nce
ill this prog.-ny Is the f:ici mat her
husbiitid married later a niedloire
woman, average In talent and char
acter and of ordinary nppcaiuncg,
who gave birth to five sons and n
daughter, among whose progeny none
rose above mediocrity or gained abid
ing reputations.
Krnin these striking example of
the results of heredity. We see iTlat
the problem is not only a personal
one. Ii u I iroiii the stamliioiul ol so
itciv invwlMs the burden of Inefll
cienc), vice, degenracy and crime that
tiiday folins Ihe chief expense of gov
ernment and nil nai es the progress
of Ihe race.
In orib-r lo sillily the racial phase
we will consider each Individual as
made up of a bundle of character
mills, est h of whlih Is susceptible of
transmission lo offspring In sci-oni-
termlned law. of human K.naXI.-m.
eniliracltig nil Ihe laws both good and i
bad concerned In human breeding.
These are of two classes: I. Those
thai teiiu to improve ine race, cain-n
eugenic units. 1. Those that tend I"
deteriorate or destroy the race, called
agenlc units. Among eugenic units
we have strong phvsioiic. Iin'luillng
weight and stature, menial ability,
aptitude lor music, art. literary com-
position and mechanical aklll, mem-1 Martin, girls well known to the po
lity, morality and tempe-ainent. The.u., hu were arrested yesterday af
results of the blending unit dominance, lernoon In a Japanese pool hall near
of these irits wo find in si hoolg, vol- tu0 glimmer Burden by lepuly, fibrin
leges, cnui' nes un 11 nsmim 0111-
ees. anil legislalive nans, lit nmiesi
Islior 11 ml finally, in the highest func-
Hon that man may exercise, in n,ly krftt htg ,.,.,,hone busy. urritiB
establishment of happy homes asd , ,n , ,h. ,..., ., nr iheir fines.
the H ill ing of well-bred lamlllt-s.
Among mimic unus are m ie. i.ve
phys,lie. fe.-ble lllllidedness. epilepsy.
ineaiiii v, 1 ,i.i, erlsiii. ulcotiollsin una
drug habliiiatlon. syphilis, criminal-
ny mid cerium m rvou dlseaws. de-
I.--IB l f.,-.-. II Ml,.. ..... -...
The remilt of roniamlmiilon with
Hies., strains Is found mil only in the
deterioration of prev iously w hole
siiiiie families, but In Ihe accelerated
degeneracy of I hose families pre-
vioiiHiy tainted. The tennis or
breeding with these classes are found
in Ihe thousands of homes whii h
1 h...' 1 ..-M .itwl..,..! j.f 1.1,. mm In Ihe
pcnllci'tlai lea. relnrmalol-iei insane , "
asylums, -hools for fi'ible-mitiiied. 1
Imspltuls for epil, plies, and home
fur blind and deal-mules, ccunty jails,
elc. The 111 linlenalii e of then,. Insti
tution la Ihe 1 liicl burden of govern-
im-iil. "
The race problem Is therefore In
the nhscrv ance of Ihe laws of human
breeding and by legislative measures
10 repress if nut eliminate heieditary
strains that tend to degeneracy und
to effect as far as possiiile the domi
nance of hereditary strain which
tend lu Ihe uplifting of Ihe race.
In siudvlng I he iiiestlon of Inher
itance we fin I that Hie gel rnplasm In
he indii ulual represents lbs suivlv-
Ing charm leiisU' of Ihul individ
ual's ancestors. This Implies that In
Ihe transmission ol trails something
Is lost and something has survived.
If this were 1101 true we wiuld ha.e
an arithmetically progressive ncum-i
illation of character Units. What re-1
allv occur !; I. When a character i
unit from one parent and a like char-
alter unit from Ihe other parent co
exist In Ihe germplasm of the off
spiing they cumiiliitivelv uiinlily
Ihe
ii suiting iniii riteii i n 11 11. v. or z -
When a characler unit irom one par-
Mtit and un unlike or untagonlstic
i hiirai ter unit fiom the other parent
coexist, they ure manifested by the
dominant-,, of ne and the recession
of the other corresponding moditicu
tloll of Hie lacultv.
We thus see thai human faculties
ure modiried. hut not miiiitpHed. It,
was Ibis fact which led I-ram Is ilal-j
ton to formulate his laws of Inherit-j
Slice yeat licfule others rem hed
similar nu limn 111 Tin -c laws ate
as follows: I. Ihe iwo parents tic
iween thetn contribute on Hie average
one-half of each Inherited fat-nil) '
each of them 1-011I1 ibuting one-foiirlh.
i. The four grumlparems contribute
among Hi cm one-fourth or each one
iiieciith. 2. The eluht areal-ralld-
parents coniribute oiierigluh or each
une-slxiy-fourth. and so on. 4. Tlis
sum of ihe frai-Hon Ibu , forming Ihe
infinite series la a!ayr one. and each
Hueiion of Ihe scries is always enual
to the sum of tbs fruction following
II.
The application of this law hag two
fundamentally Important conceptions'
1. Til,, germ cell I Ihe summation uf
its racial aiiteiedenia derived In more
or lesa definite proportion from
es, h member "f preceding geiiera-IHMO--
m. i mi ine svciaxe ns ninny
liei liable Hans els ueiivvd Hum Mils
,.,., o. us ,i"iii me o.tii I.
Iml, IS rt II'IIHIMHI lellllclliy III
orogeny to tpproxntiute iuu mtmi
laimaid or meuii inn in oi I in in,.
,.. ,o.ii.s in a. fcime lis Hints lu
in no use ilniv is aisu u Uluuiliy
on nit pari Ol ill,. ol towel svali
Uiilns li.ionSli lna....A i. I . , viiosw fl
bvllvr Ktninliiid lu louu.e inu
u ills! appi oXiuis . s .e uii-iHKt
Uo, III ol tli .ace. ml is a plcvvs
m.i.ii o. !-..,' o. .r 10 . .ii. . , i .e
uf tins la also true ami this is a piu
cess of ivtiMio. naivioi iiu o. -.iiiiiiiiiii
m sv. o ine o.cMi.. .. iv.i
., ,..,.... t-i ..uk..- nm,i'
pioK-ii. i t'uiciiis oi 111411 ciuirac-
ei .,.... 11, ... ... 1 i.iiuuii w
nigh in.uaiter umiH. tf. 1 .titnii iii
low ifiaiai.ci iiu.. s telm m plouUvV
Cllllai ct, o, inVv vniliiii.il' U1.1.S.
e-lleii,- ,i,ii,i.4, v. 111 ii.ci ol 11. an 01
luw cnuiutier ninis, icnu m pruuuee
'vii.iu.t,. ...4. A.....u v..uiaii-i
units.
I OIK .1 mull.
Ths iniiru or less nistlmllva selec
tion 111 .oiiriab no miiK 10 voauv
the scutum 111 of love uy iitlelligi'tii't-,
1 tiy la-nig triinien ami Ii) Huimng 0111
iiilili'iii ihioiiKii Hie intelligent per
iod of udolcsci me 10 look Imwurd lo
parenthood and lo prepare lor II as
the highest fiinitin in lite, uml as the
natural and morsl ciitminai Inn of
love. Teach them the diTeicnce be
tween eugenic lories uml agenlc
tones, and it may help to bring a Hunt
a mental uitituile In which Hie ap
peal lo love has a broader hasts than
mere ptopuuitilly line clothes or a
fat bank account iinil depends more
on eugenic 1 haractcr units which
hue,, been Ined Into the tmljv idiiul
nml are being hnsl.amli-d by him. with
ample ciOisiiIci at ion of the welfare
and happiness of our children, both
as lo physical development and char
acter irnits.
mnee th,. si b in e of citgcnli-s makes
II possible to predict with reasonalile
certainty the 1 harscler units of off
spring when w,. know the character
istics id the Immediate patents and
Ibc chief trails of at least one gen
eration back, our individual nmrul
respoiislhlllt v increases.
I The law of natural si led Inn left lo
Itself operates against the individual
who Is mil harmoniously adjusted In
his environment or Is Inefficient.
I Herbert spencer calls these "unlit."
thai is. n i 1 111 nl selcclti.ii makes them
unfit to survive.
I So far as the animal kingdom goes
..it Is a bi-netii'i'iit law. but we have
, rem hed ton hlsh a staae of intelli
gence In have any right lo Impose
lextsteiiie upon an oflnpilug fore
doomed lo pain uml aliuorm.il death.
, Kven further do We own a duty lo
avoid sending such strains ot depen
eracy down Ihtouuh the geuerat.'otis
This obligation rests upon every mr
cut. actual or potential, in the human
race: and upon Ihe rest to aid in
.'bringing annul ihe 111 1 1 U-li 1 11 111 in the
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JUDGE CRAIG SPRANG
A LITTLE SURPRISE
ON IFRISKY LADIES
Thera wag a iiirprise In court this
morning for Flora Anava and Mary
v ,,, Armijo. 11 was tne uncxpe. l-
lnH. ,,rI,rie, (hem.
itetore Judge flats openid court
, Th.. i.rr..n..meiit ere nil comnleted.
, , h . , lh ..,.., .....
h. ,,..,. r ,hollJ. who hllve
, f . ..111,,.,.i... And
h .tmu,. ,.,,, 3 ,,v, .traigiu
' .... r m.-iiti..ii.
ltd H line Whl.ll would certainly ur
1 prise any lady under Ihe circum
stances.
t.sn la t.lrl t.cii. I troi-n lla.
Mai 111 liarcla, iirrealed In a pool
hull near the Hummer in ilea )ea
lelilav afternuuli, was committed to
Ihe county Jail for filteen days today
I In
default of a line of tin Imposed
Justice o Ihe recce I'rulg.
Warned for 1 la-It.
t'ndersherllf Hick le-.vis loday de
livered lo un officer imin Valencia
county Ihe youth, Climun- Atuurea,
arrested eslerday al the lenuesl ot
the Vub-nciu a ut Inn. lies It is un
derstood Ihul Ihe boy Is wanted for
au alleged theft.
DAN CRAWFORD SPEAKS
TO GREAT AUDIENCE
lorn Crawford, the
can missionary, spoke
famous Afrl
In the I .end
Avenue Methodiat church last night,
of hi wonderful work in the dark
(-ntinent to an audience which lit
erally filled overy Inch of space In
the church. To give anything like u
resume of Mr. Crawford's le ilure
Would be Impossible, so filled was
Il with deeply Interesting fact
Needless to say, Ihe distinguished
missionary held In audience In close
attention throughout on of ihe most
' enjoyabla and beneficial evenlngg an
1 i"'i-ii'
audience tss had for
louiiy dayg.
t liaiiiis-rlain's Tablets for Cnitdlu
lion.
For constipation, Chamberlain's
Tabids ale excellent Kuv lo lake
mild and gentle In effect. I.ive them
n trial. Knr sule by ull drilggmt.
t ltll IM' Til WkS.
Mrs. 11J1111 Hull, Mis Florence Col
batli and Mr. J. H. Column ilesirs to
cxpiess their sincere applei lutniii and
thanks, especially lu Ihe Dalits !'
e in nl nves. for the many kindnesses
extended them on the occasion of Ihe
death of His late John Hull, and for
beautiful floral offering of friends of
th family.
IF HEADACHY, DIZZY,
BILIOUS, "CASCARETS"
Your liter Is I "till of Itlle; ltow-t
I'oggiil. Moniadi hour, longue
I'laiUsl. llrewlli tad.
flel at in -cent box now.
You're bilious! You have a throb
blnic ii.suiion In your head, a mi.
tame in your mouin, your eyes mirii.
your skin la yellow, with dark rums
under your eyes: your lips sie
Parched. No wonder you feel ualy.
mean and ll'.-tempcred. Your system
1 1 full of bile not properly passed off
and what you need la a cleanilia up
Insula. Don't continue being a bll
lou nuisance lo yourself and those
who love you, and don't resort to
i harsh physics Ihsl Irrltsle ami in
jure, iteniember lhat mini disonler
j of the atoinach, liver and bowel ar
cured by inornliiK with senile, thor-
' cuih Cast areia they work wMln you
aleep. A ID-cent box from oiit' dius
liisl will keep your liver and bowels
clean; nlomach ameel, and your head
clear fr month. Children love M
' take Cus. uri is. becaur llicy taste
auud and never Krlpe or si. ki ll.
Distinctioc
Stationery
In texture and shape Ihe
paper we recommend meet
every reiiiilremettt of the
mint exacting pi nml. Vel
With all their Sim,, I taste,
these are not paints resttlcl-,-d
lo those wbn inn afford to
spend a great d-al for sta
tinmrv. Wc me. in, of
course
f ranc' llluliland l.lncn,
t'lanc'a 1 .1 itcn Ijiwii.
Iliird'n laiwn II11IJ1.
Old llamp-lili llnnil.
Old llanie.ilre clliim.
Strong's Book Store
M GOULD TENNIS
CHHMPI0I1 OF
TUC H
MIL
American Wins from English
Title Holder by Overwhelm
inrr Score of Seven Set ti
One at Philadelphia.
lit lA-aaed Wire f.ieullig Herald. 1
I'lnlaib Iphl.i. alari h In. J.i
tlould. Ameriisn amateur court ti-n-nis
champlnli, won the open proti-s-
aional hiimpionsbip ot the world here
toitav tniiii i.eorge r. 1 ov,- of i-.ng-lain,
tile piofetuilon.il title linlil.r
The American chanipmn, in one of ihe
lineal exhibitions 01 the game ever
scon hete, vurru-d 11ft the title seven
sets lo 111111. Tha sco,-s of the match
weir ti-b, -4, -:;. -.', ii-.
(oiilil an l-jiky Inner.
Philadelphia, March IV When the
court tennis man h lor Ihe open
championship ot the world was re
mined toUay ut Ihe i'lnladclphiu Itac-
unci dull, Jay liouid. Ihe American
and llritish amuteur 1 hampion, had
to win by three more .set from
lleorge K. I'ove), the worlds proles
sioiuil champlnli, In capture the lull
liould won the II lit sd iilu.ved
to . tt-2. making lbs mutch stand
liould & sets, ('uvey a. rtia seventh
game In the first set today was the
longest of the mat. h thus tar and was
won by the Aim-riiun, tlould won the
second set b-S uud Covey Won the
third, it-o.
LOCAL OFFICER LANDS
DESERTER FROM FT. BLISS
With Charles Tubber, a
deserter
In his
went lo
will col
from Knri Hliss. Kl I'aso,
charge, officer i:d Uonohne
the border city today. lie
led a reward fnr ilelivrlng the de
crter lo lha nrinv.
Tuliber'a ioiisc!encsr betrayed him
to iHinahue Monday nuht. When
Honahue gutlicred In Tubber a a
Militant, the latter blurted.
"Von want me, don I you7"
lHniahue, who hadn't the faintest
Idea thai Tubber was "wanted."
Bt a tried queslioiiiiig the primmer and
soon diKinvend that he had a de
serter In his rfusii.
While In Kl I 'am Horn, hue will
visit his people, who live there
Try a HERALD wa-t Ad
a 44ana4aaaall
I X
mm n
I U I ILL)
-.JC I
as
SEE OUR LINE OF
CHILDREN'S PARAS0L3
SPO R T S
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ULIllll UIIHIUL tilllU i inimn
CLEAN VICTORY
III PUEBLO
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ixylHSSy i-IlliC lUCXlCHIl W Hip
Patsy Brannigan in Fifteen
Fast Rounds; Decision
Popular.
Hun la I Telegram to rvciilng lie raid.
I'lleliln. M.ll 'Il IX lieniiv 1'll.ives.
f Trinlilail, ami Hatsv Hraiiiiiuun. of
rittslilllkll. lollgllt fifteen ..illlillJ
toiltuls here last lligtlt. I
haiex got
the del Mlnll. and the popular v. rilnt
aeecrded Willi I tl it of Hie nreree As
.1 m. liter of fai t, ihe Tiini'l nl feather
weight b'd all thy way.
The .Mexican ounlasscd Ihe cast-
ettier, and ringside experts say five
mure roumls soiibl have piodui'eil 1
knnt'kntit. Itrannigan was bli-eillng
alter the tenth round, while Chsver.
eame tlitougli the mill witlioul m
si latch.
WILL
REAL
P LAY
Game Already Made With Col
orado College for
Week in April and
Big Games in Sight.
Pirct
Other
I'l lisped for a suci es-f til baseball
season at the I'mi eisity of New
Mi Men me rosy. I'lenty of eiithus
iiimii was show 11 at a reient miM-ting
ol Hie Athletic association, and plans
were laid fur 11 game with Ine strong
Colorado Aggie team, which is due 111
this part of the world on tour the lirat
week 111 April.
i "oa 1 Ii Italph P. Hutchinson says he
ha good material lor team-liuililing
Til,' Colorado Aggie game will give
him a line on just what he has got.
because Ihe Aggies. three times
1 hamplons of th Ids ky Mountain
states, have a strong combination
The I. X. M. team will gel a r.al lest
w lien It clashes with the Coloradnaus
Conch lluuhiiisoii thinks his men will
make a airawg alniwing.
Finances ate in g I shape. Money
enough lo meet the tnlal expenses of
the coming game, which will amount
to about l',. Is in hand or In sight.
Manager Arno Karl Leopold lias sug
gested thai some of the gills at Ihe
Institution might sign tor tickets.
GROCERS TOO FAST
FOR THE BUTCHERS
The lina-era took thtc games
si 1. 1 it lit from the Ituielicrs In the
em howling Ii. 'ism- at Hie liriiinmei
alleys bint luglit. Wilson of the Hin
dis was high man. scoring -la In
the sceiimf same.
The Hanker' team of the h.indb'a"
league and a Las Vegas bunk team
will roll a telephone inuii II totilghl.
J. Di EBS
.M-w anil sss-omi nami 1 uriu-tun-,
klli-iien (abliicls UH
anil up.
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UNIVERSITY
SB
.vr tar-War as-trsT W - y ae-as-ws- eJS-Wfcs' f V"ter
'EM OUT
1 Uiilllb
HI full stars are said to be readv
to jump to lh" I'ederais if i.nvri"!
mnliev rnoiigh. Tlni are n good
"" """r H"v- I'1"11" "I' mnliev
enough Is the easiest tU.ng Uilumre
does.
I'or poundlnu one another fur a
half hour in Milwaukee the other
liighl Willie IMchie go H (mil UM,
Ad Wnlgast pocketed Hi.liiiu. Jui
a llillc reminder thai 11 guy dnesn I
have to he a ball player to b.. able
H""r "i mattress with lliuusanil-
iii.n.ir iiiiis.
It is said t.at Hans Wagner has
n't ciillecled a cent ol ..l., 1 1 i.-...
llainev I'lnfn, for two yers. Iis
' mvesi it ,,,r mm. A man
who doesn t led a d.-slre to lamp A
I II. llj'ii salary at least nine n ,,
veins, ni'l lo mention a heft of it
Is more pbb gtnalle lha
luHi liman h
is a
light to he.
Iliighey Kullerton savs oacar Hlan
nge is the In si ml. h. r- rielioli has
ever had not even excepting Jlmmv
Archer when he via, a Tiger. Not
aylng un an ful ,, f,,r filanuge as
far us the Archer comparison goes.
Archer was Jul beginning to find
himself when he was a Tiger.
t'ltcher Iiu. her cumes lo
frmn Pi. Jne Weslcrti league,
up l.i his name.
Mobile
Living
If II come lo n rw of dragging
the faithful old patriarch from the
high places to defend nrgiinfxed
, I'liict.aii rrom the assaults of Hie
' ' resilient John K Teller of
.-Minimal league will be elot.t
there. I 'tiring a v Isli to the I'hll
raining (amp at Wilmington N C.
I ihe other day. he puf on a suit and
sin into action. And truthful scribes
say he fielded and hit like a regular
inn in mention the fact thai he
put
. in
koaii-.TMIMI n TIIK MALI
thmw lug a f. -VV l.t a iiinMlfnn.n
lie f ! lil.il ami hit like a resub.r
reads all right, hut a regular whnf
wed like I,, know. And what did he
put mi ihe bull?
t!cinrt n few iliiys ami that sciutl-
rate hemled John T. rnnnerv ami Ihe
iieuel svnilicnle hail forme,! mu
tually aareenlile combination" In
Seeking lo effect purchase of Pub
reiilvfit with friirm lnrr,.li,liir
f'otililn'l see how v mllcate hemleil
bv I'liiinery ever reached an nmlen
bl iiKieemetil with ayiiillciito heml
eil by 8iIckc.
lt'a suiil that Imnilarntlnn ..ffb In Is
cut I'cil Inpe nl iiilmlited fhlnese
bull teiim from Hawaii al frisco
hi-n iiifnrincii (hat secoml busemnn
n known s Ty fiibb the Ki-.-oml .'
I inn't know it lit Ty Colitis the Hec
nml but will lake oath that Ty Cobb
I l.i I'lrst woiibl ni'Vir net bv an
liniiilKliiMi.il official from I'bl'inli-I-fihla.
New York. Cleielnml. Wastl
iiiRton 8t. Thiols, ni.sli.n. or fhlcairo
any time between Miv ami ficto
ber. MiOrnw sat Jim Thorpe Is no
loPKer a luxury Hnvs m.rk on f.ir-
I'lltll lour leve,.ici 1,m ,, ,,.fu
hired man l:i-cruils crieitei in
seine cimrlv on the Men. Whenever
thrciitcncil with the ran they will
cull iiilcntliin lo the fact Hint a for
eign ii.ur miKht work womb-rs.
me nf the f'hillc reernlii s u
ion m r minictl Tlnciii tmnin Is trv
'nc to find i. nt whiit there Is in Tln-
Clll
Ptieakitia of the Tlcer llimln'v
.ti-nn neu nsvs he would rather have
flicher .lean Imbue at bal In a nlncli
than anv other man on his team.
Pnd tHul rues for cm,, as well hh
the r.-si i.f them.
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Special Display o. Parasols !
Smarter, More Graceful, More Beautiful in
Coloring Than Any You Have Seen
Parasols here in every desirable size
and shape, including some of the very
fashionable Bell and Dome models. All
the wanted materials are represented;
Pongee, Taffeta, Linens, Brocades. All
colors and color combinations, including
black and white. The handles range from
the simplest to the most elaborate, some
being detachable for convenience in trav
eling. Entire line on display tomorrow.
TUFT STILL OPEII
FOR DEAL WITH
(H
Owner of the Cubs Arrives in
Chicago for Thorough In
spection of the Plant and
Park.
OFFER MAY BE MADE
THIS AFTEROON
lly Wire to rMhix HiM
"hi iiK'i, Mar h 1 H m 'ha rtM r.
T ift, in- ip.tl ivii ' i if Hi- ( Itit nttti
S. mil dtiiM Inn, i t ninlnt ui tl l'V
'hit i Iff W. Mtir(h, r'itnmi jin-Hi-
It-m mi' Hi rnl( unci mrh 1 (i"tn
hh, H-i i I'liii y, niiitlf a Ihi'i uiistn i-n.nn-
iniMH'n ! Iiu ( 'u'tn' tiint t!n . It
w an M r Tit ft m tulf nl tmi lu (tnl util
iir t,l wh.ii iui'n pinctit will
nc-'i tn i h ru nt ftitur-. H. ()
. lin.-tt t mv out hm l uiff r It 1 1 v
tu h' I i't tl,( tU'si t lull i.f (he i'lllli.
Mr Taft miuI thut I he il nl l'1virn
htm ti iid lh i t in it i'i -SjufH'' I hjit.li-
i ill I WilR Ntlll tMllillHK 11111 (hut ili
lulU ale mi will liiik- .til ufli r t hrt
afii i iiuuii w hit h would rrntut In h
I IliillK'1 uf 1 h. ( 'lltrit' lA IIT.Hh t. I I
thi oul ilu'n nut k ihruitKh thf t'tiiii
till hi r'Mi KiitiijftMl, hi !iiiI
Mr. Tail i'r'iNti li i is i1 f mh will
iNfif.l th lhf rotulu t-ui nf thi V. in!
mit t-U mi k hii lur hm lh uf-iy t'f
th' HiiitnU wiih t urn rrm(t. hut ntthl
that hh h liunuii fit i iitumi tun lh
Ht'titiliK t'iiiH(M nhmjltl lit i'nlurR'tl.
Forest Service Anxious to Get
Hunters in Field in Chama
Mountains Where Wolves
Are Causing Trouble.
(MOUNTAIN LIONS ALSO
RAPIDLY INCREASING
Aliviine who believes that he Is it
Rood wolf hunter or iraiiper should
try bis luck lit Ihe lhama mountain
III Ihe northern mrt of .New Mexico.
Koresl Suiierv Isor Marsh at Trea
I'li ili. is. X. ,l , in a letter to the dis
trict ol lice here, reports that lha
wolves are Imreasimi on Ihe t'arsoti
tiiiiliin.il forest al au aim nuns rate.
This Increase hean lo be nollcenble
aboul two years uao until now It Is
estimated Unit' there are sixty head
up.-riilliiK souih ami west of Ties i'lS
ilriis a station on Hie l. A H. li
ra 1 1 w !l ,
In nililltioii to the wolves, there
are more bona than usual In thi part
of the country.
The local cattlemen are becoming;
considerably owrked up over the alt
uiitioii ami ine n.-ri-rnirf a Inanity of
liltt fur wiilvns, which Is In addition to
the county in. mm nf flu.
l-'.vcn with ibis Inducement ho far
but few wolves bnve lic-n cauuht. It
bmks like a virgin field fur u ifooii
I nipper.
COTTAGE SANITARIUM
HAS NEW PHYSICIAN
The New- Mexico I'ntiiiue sanita
rium of silver I'lty his ihmiciI card
aunniim-iiia that It lnivld C.
Twin hell, formerly of S.iranac Iike.
Ii.iS be. inn iiiiiected with that wull
known liistitutlnii us ascuclate phy
sician. Colds t ans,. Headache ami f,rli
I.AXATIVI-: lllln.MO glMXINK tab
let retnoce cause. There I only
One "HfliiMO gl'ININK." It haa
siunature of E. V. UllOVB on box.
25o.
CHILDREN'S PARASOLS
AT ALL PRICES
BIG GAME IIU'lII'iG
111 flTHEi
r J E W MEXICO
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