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THE EVENING HERALD
Ki r,twm
DAY TO BE OBSERVED
HERE Oil OCTOBER 9
SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 20, 1019
Who'sjlere
TODAY?? ARIUVATjK AT
JXCAL HOTRIS
Chief RastatH GcU Advices That
Committee Will Visit Albuquer
que to Arrange DUila- Includ
ing fcxerciw in the JkWU,
October I hr to N oheerved in Al-
tuti,-ntoe m fire prevention day. Kir
'b:vf F:tifll hfe t'eretfed itfr
from tho Fir Prevention Awofiaiton
of citu ado, Wyomtnc and Mejj-b-o.
with Iiead'iuartera "n rvnver,
V'firg him that a ronimttttf will Kion
One ruy to arrant deiat'. t.r
itoervtn- lh day.
It a kiFKHK-j that publiHtjr be
m lo tJie object nf the iUv and
that a prHCrnm of aiert-lt be r.
rut(d fur in all ih avfeoola of the
cty.
The F"tr Prevrntlnn. dav In b.erv.
) throughout the I pitcil tat en when.
I tahrn to remind the pub-
it t.f win a ltd rmoiM Ihai may tt
taken a hlp retire the fir Iiunm.
Preaident Wihwm hae tndnreed the
idea f a fir prevention day a a
meteae that may be ukm i help re
duce the fire oee.
1'reemient WilMin hnii Indorsed, the
Jd" of a Are iKtrmtinn day aa A
rnaiin to aafearuard mdoatry and also
approved plana for the J& mm out
lined by Chief Knlon, president nf
the International AaciAiltn of Fir
KnflnM-rt. Th dy e marie one of
tttlucaitun throuchMit Bh wan try.
II H. Rlart end wife, Rt .
Mra. W K. Wrlrht, Ft. Colko.
Ttti JMtfhM. llbi 1'utp.
W. A. Hnhhtn. It' Turrro,
u A. VTileon. Haft"-....
1! Orn. feae tll...
A !. K okrn, Hrtlt FMUpI
M Alien, Han KmmhM'O.
" ft. Mnnn. New York.
KWd Miller. New 'for,
ffeiirr I'owi and wife. Kl laao.
K.rniNl U. IteymOrta, It m ton.
J..hn nimn. eMlver City. .
tllrn Oeorite, rub. '
J. Hendenon. rb. '
i II. 4'rtH'ken. Cuba.
DISCLOSE ANY TRACE
0 0n Mont Cm Reported In
Xwt 24 Hour and It I Mow
Belitvcd Creit of th Epidemic
Eu Bean Fud.
ValirfMn Intwatory imii hv. b.n
' H IiV Ihju In n-a ..I t . In.
ff"Mlliriition of 1h typhttltl Itunltnn (n j out of th rnnnftc wnmcttt lf war.
PALMER URGES AN
INDUSTRIAL ARMISTICE
KUKlriJPf" Tr.'V". o! An uu:
snluto liiflnatrltil KrntlMU (or 1m
luonttm w(u Hrurd tiy AMnwy Orn
rnl riiliitT hiri ln)y lo IH-rnill tho
oliltlon of fcoiioiulc pruhNiua nrtpMis
on People for Not
Cutting Their Weed
I GREAT LAKES SAILORS I Summnn.. Served
lKTItrT, Pepl, f Tb prupimud
trlkfj of lh murine. fSrerm-na, olb'm.
water ten Mem and rual pitKaeni tiiilti
of the (Irent In PvmpMthy with
the tron and ntrel wnrkcrs pulled for
Monday, will ha poalponetl until Wed
nesday or ThuriMlny het-aun of dt'tnjs
In iMhnlHtinir the refir-ntt)in vrir In
the up(er lulia diatrHrtn, ntrordinf to
union oflfrlnla-
I'ltlU-e arn todny Hervtnit wmmnnii
on properly nwnern wh-i hvn failed
in miiiply with the cliy ordinance re
MefItHK the rutttn of wetda. Ahtmt
e i lit fiiitiuimifieN to appear in police
court were indued nntl mora are i
follow. I'roperty ownera havn been
warned a htmtber of tlinea thnt tn
tlt e for ruitinv the weed had e.
pirrd and now uincml actum la lu hm
Uik-n,
The police department I a1o ner
I tar noitt'e to rnimiru't aldewalka on
about "0 property 4wnera, In tin
wlih the milinHiu'f adopted about two
weeka mo by the city t'onimliMiunera.
TIh-h nuMrea mnnnl ba ntHllfd and
HEARING IN CARDONER
E3TATE CASE PUT OFF
The heart nar of lha Oardnner eatnt
rnee which haa been removed to th1
dlnliTi-t rourt, waa IndeniiHety poai-
ponen ii-ota yemernay wnen it
, on am-oiint of the noti-appearan'
of Major K. IV Hti.iar, an Important
wltnriM and rttunael. Mujor fl'Jjae wna
titken til on him way tiera from Clovla.
anU did not reach the eliy.
Mortuary
Ivan iunfetd and twa dauichter,
Mary and Hlen. arrived from ( 'hi
cnao on lh ('allfortiin llmlled tod.iy.
Major W. H It. Iwellyn of lH
Crui'ea Wild In the city yenlfvriuy on
hla way home from a trip to Win
ueapolla, Minn.
Former Army Doctor
Tells of Danger in
Typhoid Vaccine
TtAval ft. T.-ary, murgenn for th
McKimey tind and I utnier conipan.
ard fo'-mei ty a i-h vsv In Ihe army.
Wriiea the K.ventnir Herald of h mx-
j-ien re wit h ! phobi fever i, arfina
In t ha army and Ha eftWi upon tubee.
rutttr people. H aitd lhat It ahoobl
ndiiilmaierad with ((roat car. Hi
letter follow:
"rjnvtitfr rvd on article In y etttee
flnv'a Herald oy iir. Anderefn of the
Vublir leal;h aaMtotattoa recardln
the dnnrera of Intiruinlli-n attmtt l
.!told for aiipiMHieilly tutwrrutar p.i
tienia, I wou id like to aue lite pub
lir my epertenta while aerviny with
the army.
"At you hnoar all men are required
to take, typhoid vaccine whether they
tlettira to or not. After havtntf (riven
auma thirty-aeven hundred In nomina
tion) and havlnir tabulated and noted
carefully I ha efTet-ia being Interested
In the t-axea myeeif, from the uland
Uolnt of future at tidy, my xperjem-a
hae been that wherever we have
man who ba ahuwn luta of weittht.
and rm an afternoon tempeiature n
any thn ditrlnr btm life, ithla belna
futhered from prevloja hi'tory) that
it only waa thrre an anaphalaKia
With a aevara local reaction, but aln
K relish ten I off of the latent area
which herotofora had bean aviivaly
tubercular.
'"Thla article la written purely !n
the titteraala of the public, anil I be
lieve that the medical profenalon. ia
whole, will agree, after tha conrlu
Iva evidenre, ihot we hve received
reirardlric thr rllnhllna of tuterc:ilom
from nld lew one, while In aervtca In
the army, thai ii would not le only I
unjuetilUbia, but crtmlnal, to Indue- j
any patienta or health aeekera In lhia
romtnuniiy to undergo pruphala&iK
agitiMsi typhoid.
"! don't want to be minutideratond
regarding my position In tha matter
for 1 thoroughly Iwlleve In vaccina
tion agalnt typhobl ' beratme out of
tha number which weri no Immunised
fcentnM the dineaae. In my exiertence. 1
ouiy two afterward developed t phoid
fever, and a the h If lory nf t)ie two
men and their aervlce recorila were
riot obtained until wa arrivrd 'n
France, my eond union la that they
wcra uaver van-tnated.
IML H. K. TRAfY." j
Insurance Agency
Convention to Close
With Banquet Tonight
Tha Albuquerque agenoy eonvenfton
of the I'acinu MuiuhI i loe a thia even
Ing with an liifurmal dinner at the'
Alvarado. Th aeamona have reo
lakfn up with diMMnn of liuainea
me'ttorta and eafterlenoea.
Tao peiu r.ira will go tUrourh
the eity ioutoretw tuklnaT Hie dclr
glea ft out the coitwt lo t a natlotwil
ronvefillon of underw'itera In I'lllti
Imrgli on Ib-ptemUer 2". Wth Ihe
rxirfy will le the president of tha
vompany and the vlc prt-nidenta.
Tba national ronentoo delrg;illon
will b joined at Albuqut-mua t,y f-,
II H hwentker. J. J 3. I
Itrlgnt of Ktlver 4 'My, l. p. Oraliter -if
Howl and H. W. bYhruvder of CI
'ao. I
lien.
Jack hougiaa, Pan rranriaeo.
H. F. Hoaeni'tirg. Oreenvllia. T,
Malcomt Maclouflal, GrnvHl.
M"r Mcleod. Tort BUI. OH.
M U t'hlidreeB, Ifkiydada. Te.
O. J. l-ornnd. Lo Angelc.
Me and alia. J. T. Yount. Cuba.
Itoy Khertn. t.'ua.
Hoy V. Kins. Cuba.
Mia. W Wright. Ft. Colllna.
I. . I Morrill, fhlcaeo.
.Irk f'adllla. 8nn Itafpet
Wm. K liavla. CUy.
Ilnrrv Rolartwn( flty.
Mchhinan, New Orlenna.
Mm. J. Hemwtrn. Fan Marclal.
II. . Knvag. Kl I'aw.
i n u-wii.n Vi 8umnr.
Mm. Carrie J. Kayalon. t. Louis. 1
It. K. Coffin n. Ht. Ioula.
K. 1 Hobh, Wtnlow.
ft. H. Miller, WilHama. ArU.
l. fl. WengO, Magdalana.
U Tt. Hmlth, Maadalena.
. Conner, Kanaaa City.
Mm. C Morrlav Vautthn. X. al.
M. R. Pletpher. Nw York.
TV. X, Everltt. Kl Haao.
K. F. Kellv. FA Paao.
M, H. Hlrarh. Kl r.
I-oula Law Kumi. HI Pax-
jY AH AIH.
4. B, Oraham, Kamwa City.
Mm. J K. Karcher, Hollywood. Cal
C. C. KoyaT. Klivar City.
F. I- OHvar City.
J. K. I.enilnger, Kanaaa Cltf.
II. T. VVIIann. Iienver.
4i. J. loirand. Ia Angela,
H B Hledia. Hhreveporl, Tji.
Mr. and Mra, W. . WH El Pain
Mr. and Mm. S. K- Kamaay. Kt
I'M!.
F I'.ounnult. Kant a Fa.
R. 4. Martin and wife. Amarlllo.
W. I. Morrla and wifa. Amarlllo.
t K. farter. Wlnflald. X.
Jiw. H. Hrett. Ieny, I -a.
9. J Chopin. Ieny, 1-a
;oavlva nc ton. fuaulo, Colx
4MHK.
1 c. Maxwell, Kama F.
t. Keene, K' Paao.
1 1. W. Harrlaon. L al Angelra
. f. Keepar and wlfa. Hurley,
New Meslco.
H. U. HalHck. Ixia Angelee,
4J. 4 riece and wife. Wtnabiw.
Ira ktmmamon. Kanaaa City.
J. A. Htcwart. Denver.
fl. P. Woodward. irunw, X. X.
M. C. Howell. W i Hard.
It Mallitw. Helan.
Wot. I-etnke, Haltlmom.
tieo. lmki and wifa. Baltimore.
. HI oat i. Tilnldad.
Mm. A. P. Will.urton an daughter.
Chicago. Ilia.
H. Kupmakl and dautf'atar, Chi
cago, 111a.
Jack loi!gfaa, Aoi Franciaco.
J. M McMaih. Wagon Mound.
M. fllaltmun. i irate, N. M.
John jircker. Helen.
K M. Mt'lfllan and wife. I.oa An
galea.
K. Intw, lia Angalea.
a trace of the -
are two more re porta to be mntlo, tha
teate probably ha lit completed to
morrow. The fnurteer teata hava been
tt petipia auniMK'ted nf belli poealbla
carnem of the typhoid germ, being 1
employ) ground da'rlra, and In tin
liMiidliiui of gurden rtn-k ami fruita
lor human conaiimptUm. A number ;
of tee a alao have bean made of tha
ci rv 'water aupply but no trace ha !
b'tcn found, but the phyaiciana In j
cIajv . ge declare the aourmi of aupply
u ir", ihe reaervolr ara In ancellent con-
dliton from a aanitary point of view i
ilid they never had been vuMpecled
ft.. .! ...!. ...! .
I hieana of proving beyond all doubt
Ithat the water aupply might be con-tamlnuted.
' I'ntll hnal teats are completed, It
la auagaaied aa t preventative mcae
ura that milk be uaatruriaed or boll
d before ualng. While there la a
poaakble chance that milk la the car- j
rier of th germ, ther ta no iwrtu u-1
lar dairy euapected and all are un an I
-K)uni baeia In thia na(e't.
With but one naw caae of typhoid
reported yewieroay. It la now bellevefl
the peak of tha epidemic haa not only ,
t-ean reacitett but paaacl. and villi the.
completion of tha remaining two team 1
it la hoped the source of the dleae j
will be located. In which rune It wilt
bar a amall matter to clear up the
nitre anair.
HOOVER MOTOR-CO"
GETS CAR Of AUTOS
Thg Hoover Motor Company, dis
tributors of The tUtkland Henslhle-Hix
automobilea received todny a mrlnad
of roadatcm adn touring cam. Heavier ,
and at longer framaa am fenttirea of I
uheaa new mod la, on which the pt
Ja unchanged.
the property owner, or agent. It I
quite a tank for the department and
It probably will be eevral diiya befoie
huv to be aerved Indivldunlly upon all the notlcee are aerved.
tlltlZH'rtt'. U Bflttlua. 17 ynera nt.l,
died btat night at hta home on South
High airott:, lie rinu hirn eight
vhih mlii ft Rill Ub I, iiia. Me
"""'formen of the Fanta Fe freight do.
pnrtim nt flva ymm. and wna later
deputy county aeeeeor. At the time
nf hla death he wna in the mat oatHta
btiaineaa. Jin la wurvlved by hla wife
nnd four t-hlldrvn and hla mother.
Mra. I. W. HriRrua. He waa a mem
ber nf the Knights of t otumbua. C
T. French la In charge of funeral ar
rungementa.
LA NOIH- Vlbert I Voir. 4ft yearn
old. died yeairrday morning at hi
home on Lewi avenue. rant a
hcte from Chicago In at winter. He la
survived by hi a wife and one daugh
ter. He waa a member of the Knight
of t'oiumbua. C. T. rrench 1 In
charge.
Feed Young and wife, Molina, III.
John . Young, Mollne. Ilia.
Van Webter. Mollne. III.
Howard Payne, Willard, X M.
H. C. Went. Willard, N. M.
Mr. and uara. A. C I'pahaw, Vrrn
Angalea,
4. A. Hlhop, Panta Fe.
C. W. W hite. 4akland, Calif.
H B. Hubert. Han Franclwo.
Mm. Maxwell, San Francisco.
K U tirlftttha. Han FranclM-o.
41. P. Harrington. Hants Fa.
Jullua t iwena, rtanta r e,
Mvron Haaty. Hanta Fe.
Mr. and Mra. Krold Hurd, Roewell
Mr. and Mm. John Tweedy. Koawvll. I
J. II. Under, Kooorro. N. M.
Mr. and Mm. 41eo. Koea. New York ;
Klavls Vigil and daughter, Hocorro.
f;eo. W, Field, lenver.
W. t'. Wllty and family. Cuba.
New Me.
1 It. M. Richmond, Thermopol!,
Wyo. I
Krcd Inniiermun, ThermopolK
Wyo.
Chase Clayton, Thermnpolls. Wyo l
The Evening- Herald n the Kew
Mexico paper that put the "Clau"
In ClaMified advertisinjr. !
We do our own hauling 4
Employ nothing but union men
Work union hours
Prompt deliveries
NEW STATE COAL YARD
Phone 35
Tha Vhitnay
Hardware Co.
307 West Central Ave.;
ANNOUNCES
PROF. STARK'S
PROGRAM
For week beginning
Monday. Sept. 22d
MONDAY AND TUESDAY
PREPARATORY WORK
WEDNESDAY
Sept. 24th
Demonstrating the Great
Majeetio Walking Cake
THURSDAY
Sept. 25th
lecture from 3 no to 4:ol p M on
tha Art of Cooking Mxpliititlng the
the kind of flour to line in Itoth
Cake and Hiend. Work and how
to overcome the tmtny dlttuulties
In doing fake iitMt bread wm k In
high altitudes. leniotatntini' the
making of a Jelly Jloll and a
Mambmellow f routing in lu into,
utea without etrica and without
cooking, and other rcctpi
Prof. Htark's (own rei tiel Famoua
Npica Cnke will he mhoI wth a
cup of French Pnp coffee. It: ina
taoie.e and H.mll to tuk down the
rvcipea aa the I'.of. cMa ttii-m off.
FRIDAY
Sept. 26th
From 2 to 4 P. M.
Itotmiurtniilng ibr innklnic of
(holi lir-:i'l in 4 h.ui- rt ilu-
tlnn- th. iunir. I. we!. I'.ik. inu.lu
finl th. whir i-nkr mix III I,.
.1 111. rlono of tha In tmo.
SATURDAY
Sept. 27th
Lector on mcutt i,nt mi.t work
ftoiu 4 llluslriited ih.TtH rth' Hitig
where i-very tut of thi- luiimul la
t ut from. Uidi-N you w:ll f.tMi thia
a very IntcrcHlitnc lectur, ih v.ell
aa HiHtr in tlve. The Prof, will I
pleased to iinowt-i tiny questions
you may wh to ask.
iNimeiiiit- lenre 'IVio hfra with
ihelr pupils re cordially litwtwl
nt'end thia lecture.
All Albuquerque women are
welcome at thce lectures and
demonstrations.
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Fcr Young Men and Women
The State University
of New Mexico
AT ALBUQUERQUE
Will Open Odober 1, 1919
REGISTRATION DAYS
Monday, Sptembr 29 TuMday, September 30
DAVID S. HILL, PH. D., LL. D., President
LEADERSHIP
The world tntUy neeiU trained, loyal loadrr. Notwithstanding that le than
one hill f of one per rent of the population of the l'nited Staten ih enrolled in
colli'ireii and tiniversities. i-ollc-pe men anil women have predominated remark
ahly in leadership. College anil niiiveraity enrollment lionlcl he douhled for
the (r iod of the country. The I'liivcroity of New Mexico invites ambitious
young men and women to prepare for lcaderahip.
OPPORTUNITIES
The I'nivernit.v in nnderpoiifg reorganization and Itetterment. Special atten
tion will be devoted to the rnmtervation of the health of Mtndents. A new
Ilepartment of Hygiene, supported in part liy Federal Appropriatii ii, will lie
in operation. Nearing eompletion ix the new building for 1'ractieal Mechanic.
I tiM ruction offered in Malhematioa, Biology, Chemiitry, Phyiica, Geology,
Hutorr, Political Science, Economics, Business Administration, Home Econom
ic, Education, Hygiene, Psychology, Philosophy, Physical Training, Music
and Languages, including English, Spanish, French, Italian, Latin, and Oreek.
t'ourscK preparatory to Law, Medicine, and Mechanical Engineering.
Curricula iu Chemical, Electrical, Civil, and Geological Engineering.
' ltegular Course leading to the Ocgrccn:
liiicbelor of Arts
Kaehclor of Science
Master of Arts
RESERVATIONS
Itesiilcntiiil acconiinodiilions are limited. I'rospeet ive htllilrllts should inline
diutely adilrcM iniiiirics noil rixpicsts for reservations to
JOHN P. WILLIAMS, Registrar and Business Director
University of New Mexico
ALBUQUERQUE, NEW MEXICO
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We Can Fix That Shoe
r fr-vP'
You save tho cash that
would go into a new pair
at $8.00 to $15.00.
Our charges are very
moderate.
Try this modern, econ
omy Shoe Saving service.
JUST PHONE A boy will call ior and deliver your shoes without extra, charge.
H. WADLEIGH ALLEN
Phone 187
Corner Firtt and Copper
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Btl I A. f sW I I T a
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Fall Clothes
They were hard to grt this fall, hut we
got them the full assortment of the
new styles from the best of the
makers.
TKe Proof is in the
Looking
We prove we have what you want
when you look them over.
You prove you have bought the right
suit by the satisfied feeling of know
ing that you look exactly right.
It Costs No More to
be Well Dressed
HAYDEN z'KELEHZR
F B if -M I M ff a. sT
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CIPWINGCO
CORRECT CLOTHES FOR MEN

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