The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1902-12-31
QUARANTINE MONTH
EARLIER THIS YEAR.
Order With This Exception is
Same as One Last Year
THE PRESCRIBED TERRITORY
Number of Southern and Western
States Guaranteed on Account of
Southern or Texas Fever.
When 1t Is Operative.

washington, December 3O.-The secre-
tary of agriculture has issued the an
nuaI order establishing a quarantine
against a number of southern and west
ern states on account of the southern or
Texas fever. The quarantine against
Texas and Oklahoma is made month
earlier this year, taking effect January
/, but 1t Is not operative against the
other states until February l. Except
m this respect the provisions of the or
der are Identical with those in previous
years. The prescribed territory follows:
"A1l below a line beginning at the
northwestern corner of California, east,
south and southwesterly along the boun-
Diary line of California to the southeast
ern corner Of the state. southerly along
the western boundary line of Arizona to
the southwest corner of Arizona, thence
along the southern boundary line of
Arizona and New Mexico to the south
eastern corner of New Mexico, northerly
along the boundary of New Mexico to the
southern line of Colorado, along the
southern boundary lines of Colorado and
Kansas, to the southeastern corner of
Kansas, thence southerly along the west
ern boundary line Of Missouri to the
southwestern corner of Missouri; thence
easterly along the southern boundary
line of Missouri to the western boundary
line of Dunklin county, thence southerly
to the southwestern corner of Dunklin
county; easterly along the southern
boundary line of Missouri to the Missis-
cIFaFAf ri
Mississippi river to the northern boun-
dairy line of Tennessee, at the Northern
corner OF Lake county; thence easterly
to the northeast corner of Henry county;
thence north along the boundary of Ten
nessee at the northwest corner of Lake
county; thence easterly to the northeast
corner of Henry county; thence north
along the boundary of Tennessee to the
northeast corner of Stewart county;
thence east along the northern boundary
or Tennessee to the southwestern boun-
Diary of Virginia, thence northeasterly
along the boundary line of Virginia to
the northermost point of Virginia, thence
southerly along the eastern boundary
line of Virginia to the northeast boun-
Diary of Virginia, where 1t joins the
southeastern corner of Maryland at the
Atlantic ocean,"
No Definite Definition.
In paper on the necessity of organiza-
ton among employers, Mr.. Parry said
that as yet capital had no definite defini-
ton, but its meaning is slowly beginning
to take form. He CONTINUED:
when capital is thoroughly organized
then will come the complete disappear
ance of the strike and boycott, for they
are but sympathetic manifestations of So
cial disease growing out of imperfect or
ganization. There can be no industrial
peace in the United States until ma
tional organization is perfected, for while
labor is partially organized, capital is
not organized at ALL"
At today's meeting of the Geological
Society of America S. F. Emmons of
Washington was elected president.
AT the meeting of the American Chem
ical society today the following officers
were elected for one year:
President-J- H. Long. Northwestern
university, Chicago.
Secretary and Editor-W. A. Moves,
Rose Polytechnic institute, Terre Haute,
Ind
Treasurer-A. P. Hollock, New York.
Tonight DR.. Ira Remsen, the retiring
president of the Chemical society, deliv-
cred his annual address. entitled THE
Life History of a Doctrine"