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Los Angeles herald., 1908-12-16
CHICAGO GRAIN

CHICAGO, Dec. 1.-THE market was
easy early, Influenced by the lower cables.
Early news was generally of a bearish
character, Argentine being reported as Of
fering freely at lower range, although later
advices were received intimating that har-
vesting conditions in that country were not
as favorable could be desired. The 81
berian surplus. estimated at $4,000 600
bushels, If correct. is a factor not hereto
fore reckoned as OF any Importance.
Receipts showing indications Of falling
off In northwest There seemed 20 be fair
demand on the early decline and the mar
ket advanced fractionaly but later dipped
back.
On the issuance of the government re-
port at / o'clock the market advanced TO
the high point of the day, although the re-
port can hardly be construed as being bull
sh, showing an indicated total crop OF
664, 100000 compared with total last
year of 634,067,000.
Corn was dull, Arm early but later re-
acted Country offerings smaller, infiu-
enced, undoubtedly, by recent declines
Country stations also report receiving less
Oats, although fairly strong early. sold
off on the government estimate of 10000
600 bushels more than indicated in the last
report. The sample market was LAG l-Zo
lower
provisions were nrm early. with buying
fairly good for local speculative account.
Later there was selling by western pack
ers and by pit traders and values eased on
a little Trade was not large.
The Inter-Ocean says:
The wheat situation as explained by
traders in the late gossip was four OUTSIDE
long and for the same bear interest that
was so aggressive all last week. It was
said by the best informed people that the
bull leaders have made no change In their
position. =,
After the close Patten said II was in
court all day on my book case and paid no
attention to the market. received no
messages; neither did I have telephone
connection with the office, and did nothing.
I am satisfied with the way the market Is
going" = 49, ..o
The bulls are in good shape to take care
Of their wheat. and believe that an the
short wheat that the bears are selling VIII
have to be bought back some time. one one
feature that attracted attention in the Cos
ain was the continued decrease in the out
This brings the fight down closer to the
big interests. -. 40
Best posted corn traders said that one
line of over 100000 bushels short corn
lines of nearly the same size nave oee"
taken in Saturday and Yesterday 1T
This proht-taking left the shorts with
less company and those who ere stiil snort
show no disposition to cover.
There is arge, sea tered outside long
interest in May, while the December nqul-
dalton is increasing. Traders saio II was |"
good time to get profits while the move.
ment remains large, and that they are
lacking for an increase in the west and
southwest movement .,...
Primary movement-Wheat, today, recelpts
e57 ooo bushels; shipments 2S30O0; last week.
receipts 644 900; shipments, 1,727,0OO last year.
receipts 942. 900; shipments 2S6oOO. a.,
Corn-Receipts today 1,145,00O bushels; ship
ments 395. 900; last week, receipts $4,000; ship
ments $1,000; last year, receipts 6io'OOo' snip
msnts 447 900.
Los Angeles herald., 1908-12-16
PIONEER MINER
CALLED BY DEATH
JAMES MORGAN DIES AT AGE
OF SO YEARS
One of the Best Known Figures in
Frontier Life of the Pacific
Coast Passes
Away

James Morgan, better known as Governor
Morgan. a pioneer mining man, died suddenly
of heart failure at the Hotel johnson, Fourth
street near Main, shortly after o'clock yes
terday afternoon He SO years old aud
had been for the last twenty years promi-
nent figure on the streets of Los Angeles.
The deceased was born at Buttermiik Falls
on the Susquehanna river, Pennsylvania, April
%, 1925. At early age he emigrated with
his parents to Wisconsin, where he lived until
the spring Of 1852. He then Joined party OF
Adventures and crossed the plains to Cali
fornia. From his arrival in the gold fields
spicuous and active worker in the mining in
dustry.
From 1860 TO 1879 he was intimate friend
and associate of Senators Hearst, Maekay
and Fair Of California, and OF Senators Stew
art and Nye Of Nevada.
Governor" Morgan, as he was known 10
his friends, was best known as the discoverer
of the Potosi mines. which are located near
Las Vegas, New. His patent Of these mines
bears the signature Of President Hayes.
Among the miners he was known as 1.-THE
Grand Old Man"
His wife died many years ago, but he is
survived by four nephews and two nieces.
His niece, Mrs. Minnie e. Perley, was his
died. He had premonition of his approach
ing end Yesterday morning he read a notice
of the death OF Judge CARRIER OF San Fran
cisco. who was his legal adviser In the pio-
neer DAYS He turned to his niece and re-
marked; To-day It Is CARRIER; tomorrow Il
viii be Morgan Several hours later he was
dead
The funeral arrangements will not be made
until word is received from his relatives.
Los Angeles herald., 1908-12-16
DAILY MINING CALL
Listed Stocks
Cotton and Wool

NEW YORK, Dec. I5.-Cotton-Futures closed
barely steady. Closing bids December 8S6c;
January Sale; February, S49c; March, S55c;
April, s.5sc; May, S65c; June, s.61c; July
S61c; August s53c; September, S.4Oc; octo-
ber Sale.
Spots closed quiet; midding uplands, s.1Oc;
do gulf 935c; sales, 1900 bales
BOSTON, Dec. 15.--rhe quietness OF the To-
cal wool market after several weeks OF In
tense activity still obtains, although a few
new contracts have been closed There is,
however heavy movement toward the mills.
Prices remain very firm, being fully 80 per
cent above the lowest for the year. Quota
tions
California northern, 5295sc; middle county.
4sGp46c; southern. S7@Ssc; fall free. 4Oq4Sc
Oregon eastern No. / staple, 6216sc; eastern
clothing, lS05Oc; valley No. 1, 45Q4Sc.
Territory. fine staple, medium. 75q79c; fine
clothing 566l59c; fine medium clothing 44@52c;
helf blood 54d5sc; three-eighths blood 52q54e;
quarter blood, 47Q49c.
Los Angeles herald., 1908-12-16
AERO CLUB TO LIST
ALL PRIZES FOR FLIGHTS

The Aero club of California took
steps last night to list all prizes for
which aerial flights from Southern
California points may be eligible. About
$780, 900 in prizes is offered in various
parts of the world, and part of these
may be drawn by Los Angeles aero
nauts If any records made here are
certified to by the club. In addition
local cups and other prizes will be ar
ranged for with the idea of stimulating
aerial attempts.
The club decided last night to have
its first glider contest next month.
NEGOTIATIONS are on with E. L. Picker
ing of the Seal Gardens to take charge
of the advertising and managing feat
ures at the Aero clubs new park on
Fourth street and Vermont avenue.
Requests have been made for the
organization of auxiliary aeronautic
organizations similar to that recently
established at the Polytechnic high
school, and these will be established
wherever interest is manifested in
Southern California. The Aero club
voted last night to affiliate with the
Aero Club of America.
IT'S as easy to secure bargain In u used
automobile, through want advertising, as 1t
nsed to behind still is-tO secure a horse
and carriage
Think of the fun at the Y. NJ. O. A.
Christmas day.
Los Angeles herald., 1908-12-16
OIL MEN HOLD MEETING
TO ORGANIZE AN AGENCY

Oil producers of the Southern California dis
tricts held a meeting yesterday afternoon at
the Union League club TO complete the organl-
cation Of an Independent agency for this part
of the state.
The movement was started several weeks ago
at a meeting of local oil men in the office of
M T. McQuigg, at which a committee was
appointed to draft form of organization II.
Woolner was chairman of this committee.
The committee has agreed to report on the
Coalinga plan for an agency rather than the
Kern river plan.
Under the former the producers sell their oil
TO the agency, while under the Kern river plan
the various producers operate under lease from
the agency.
The meeting was well attended. and was
open to all interested in it. Notices had been
sent to all producers of Los Angeles and vi
cinity, including the Whittier and Fullerton
fields.
all the oil fields south of the Tehachapi
eventually
A similar agency is in process OF organiza-
ton In the Santa Maria field. to include also
Iompoc and Tiber fields.
Next month state meeting of oil men will
be held at bakersfield to formulate plan for
state organization which will include all the
various agencies, but which Will not take their
place.
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Los Angeles herald., 1908-12-16

Corn small veIlovr I.ss
whit. cats .....,.,...........1 /. 90
IN ce,s ...,.,..........s $50
kantr corn -. . 80
Capitol flour Is retailed at s1ob per a sack
and SIC per y sack.
The following quotations prevail at the Globe
mills:
FLOUR
Al -four ..........s .ooIGlobe flour ..''....So'NV
Made Of select California wheat'
Silver Star flour. E. So s0lxXx hour.......'so'o
Eighth bills zoe Dbl. higher.
Bakers -four (Dlade of eastern hard Wheat''
per bbl:
Globe flour ........ S. 20Eastern graham. 80 ~
Bakers Al -four. 60tPastry -four $3.50 o'oO
Eastern rye ...... 6.2O
Al -four is retailed at 81. IS per a sack anu n1
SEC for Y sack. Globe Family, l7o per q
sack and 99c per X sack
MEAL AND CEREAL GOODS (per 100 losl,
Los Angeles herald., 1908-12-16
Chicago Live Stock

CHICAGO, Dec observation-disclosures about
5000: market steady. Beeves, So, 40GD765; west
ern, 425d5 so: stockers and feeders, 81. 60@4sO
cows and heifers: S150q5.00; calves, S6.O0QS rs;
Texans, So. 40q425
Light, s490d5.60; mixed, s515@5SO; heavy,
s5 2O@5 so; rough, s5.2O95.4o; good to choice
heavy, s54OQ5.s0; pigs, S3.50Q4.SO; bulk Of
sales, S5.3O9570.
sheep-Receipts about 10000; market weak.
Natives, S2.50d450; westerns, S2.50q47O year
lings 4.2595.00; lambs, natives, S450Q7 40;
westerns, S4.50Q740.
Los Angeles herald., 1908-12-16
The Metal Market

NEW YORK. Dec 15.-There sharp
advance In the London tin MARKET with spot
closing at e1s2 rs Sd and futures at
9133 15s. The local market was quiet but
higher in sympathy with the foreign advance
at $29Q29. 375a. Copper closed firm in Lon
dom with spot quoted at ESQ It's Cd and futures
at sea lbs. The local market, however, seemed
to be weak in tone and a shade lower on the
average Lake, s1A 25Q1A STA; electrolytic, at
sl4Ql14. 1914; casting, s13.S71sG14 Lead was low
er at Rl3 2s Sd in London: locally the market
was weak at 81. 20Q425. Spelter was unchanged
at $50 lbs Cd in London and quiet locally at
81. 10q5 Is. No change was reported in the
local iron market
Los Angeles herald., 1908-12-16
EASTERN FRESH EGGS
DECLINE ON EXCHANGE
cAULlFLoWER AND LETTUCE IN
LIGHT RECEIPT
Prices Advance on Account Of Heavy
Shipments East for Holiday Trade.
Celery and Fish Are
Plentiful

Eastern fresh eggs declined on the pro-
duce exchange yesterday. The drop
amounted to &c and &c on top ana DOT
tom prices the new quotation being 34W
3ee. Large offerings of eastern eggs CON
tinued yesterday, but sales were made
and only a few bids were received.
Good lettuce was a very scarce article
on account of recent cold weather In the
growing districts. Prices advanced, the
best stock selling at s1.00@I2b a crate.
Celery was in large, receipts and demand
prices remaining unchanged.
Owing to heavy shipments east Tor hon-
day trade California was relatively scarce
in the Los Angeles market. The price yes
terday was $1.65a2.0o. and caulihower was
hard to get at even that price.
The market was flooded with all Kinus
of fish, except barracuda. Big catches ar,
rived from San Diego, local points and
from the north. The demand was only
fair.
Sales during the call of the produce ex-
change were ten cases of longhorn cheese
and twenty cases of local ranch eggs
Los Angeles herald., 1908-12-16
SUGAR and Coffee

NEW YORK, Dec 15.--Coffee futures closed
steady, net unchanged to 10 points lower; sales
were reported OF 10000 bags, including Dec.
5. Zoe; Jan. 515c; March, 5.1595.20; July 5.25g
g. soc; Sept. 5.2OQ5.25. Spot, quiet; No. Rio,
6lsq6%c; No. santos, 77sGs1e; mild, dull;
Cordova, 9h@121sc.
Sugar-Raw. quiet; fair refining. 1850; CEN
trifugal SO test, s.S8c: molasses sugar, 3.11c;
refined, quiet crushed. b.45c; powdered, 4.S5c;
formulated, 4.76c.
Los Angeles herald., 1908-12-16
California Dried Frult Prices

NEW YORK, Dec. 15.-The market for
evaporated apples is quiet. with fancy quoted
at s1zQ9hc; choice, 75edSc; prime, 6%Q7c; old
CROP 466c Prunes are a little more active
with quotations ranging from 6%@7a4c for new
crop CALIFORNIA; up to 4Os TO Cos, and from Ga
07Iho for Oregons up to Sos to Dos. Apricots
are In less urgent demand, but prices are
firm, with choice quoted at 9M9eAc; extra
choice, 1O91Ohc fancy, 111a@13hc. Peaches are
firm in tone with choice quoted at Q77%c; ex-
ira choice. 7s1@so; fancy, 7A911c Raisins are
unchanged: loose muscatels. 5kQ6he; choice to
fancy seeded. 6Q74o; seedless, 4h@6c; London
layers ST. 6Og160.
Los Angeles herald., 1908-12-16
SPECIAL FEATURES PREPARED FOR
BRACKET TnEATER CHRISTMAS BILL

Special accommodations will be made for children during the
Christmas management of the Bracket moving
tue theaer special bill will be given and numbers VIII be
ntepoated for the younger generation The erad tree moving
picture show continues large crowds The present bill
Guiding industrial and scenic pictures well pictorial stories
the best OF the kind ever gwen
city The improvement will continue Already parents and edu
Gators the entertainment and whole
families n attendance daily.
Los Angeles herald., 1908-12-16
oil welI Foreman Arrested

Albert King, foreman for the Union Wen
supply company at 1859 Palmetto street. and
Jacob Zimmerman. junk dealer OF sie South
Clarence street, were arrested last night by
detectives Rich and Roberds. the latter for
receiving stolen goods andNthe former for the
alleged theft of a lot of valves and pump
fittings from his employers which 1t is charged
he afterward sold to Zimmerman.
Los Angeles herald., 1908-12-16

do per Dbl. 1875 lbs net $500 go
Wheat. No 100 lbsD 81 90; wheat. no0-lb
saolxs) No. 1. 81 95; corn Goo lb) $50; cracked
corn goo Ibs) s1.s5; feed meal 600 lbs.) $3.50
rolled barley 100 lbs.) 1885, oil cake meal d0G
lbs.) $3.50: shorts t100 1bs.) $3.50; bran, heavy
100 lbs.) s16s; Keffir corn, $780, white oats
81 IS; seed rye, 81. rs.
Los Angeles herald., 1908-12-16
Treasury Statement

WASHINGTON, Doc. 15.-Todays statement
of treasury balances in the general fund, ex-
elusive of the $3.50 900, 600 gold reserve, shows:
Available cash balance $751;. $50, 5OS gold coin
and bullion, $40, 134,221; gold certificates, s73,
767, 000
Los Angeles herald., 1908-12-16
Accused Of steaIlna Watch

James Foster was arrested East First
street last night by Patrolman James Harrison
and booked at central station on charge OF
larceny of a watch from jeweler at ia East
First street
Los Angeles herald., 1908-12-16
SAN FRANCISCO QUOTATIONS

Exclusive dispatch to The Herald by L. A.
Crisler & Co, members Los Angeles-Neyada
Mining Stock Exchange, SO5 San Fernando
building, Los Angeles).
SAN FRANCISCO, Dec. b.-FonoWins were
closing quotations today:
Los Angeles herald., 1908-12-16
coMsrooK MINING STOCKS

Especial service to The Herald by 3. f. Tay-
Ior. 524 Citizens National Bank building mem
Der Los Angeles-Nevada Mining Stock ex-
change).
SAN FRANCISCO, Dec. 15.-Following were
closing quotations today;
Los Angeles herald., 1908-12-16
Market Ranges

Paris wheat closed Il higher
Antwerp q to INC lower
Berlin wheat unchanged
Forecast: Rain or snow will prevail over
the plains states during the next twenty
four hours
THE precipitation area will reach the up
Der Mississippi valley and western lake
region Thursday and be followed by colder
weather.
Bradstreets report of the worlds visible
supply; December wheat for the week.
$50, 600 bushels.
Los Angeles herald., 1908-12-16
Morning Sales

100 Adams at &c; 1000 Blue Bull at 12Ac; 1000
Cal Hills at 1Oc; 300 Comb. Fraction at $.SI;
100 Consolidated at IS. co. 900 Daisy at 500; 425
Florence at "a 80; 1000 Jim Butler at 161ac; 1000
Johnnie M and NJ at 1sc; 200 Montana at soc.
Afternoon Sales
12,OoO CAL Hills at INC; 1000 at TIC.
Los Angeles herald., 1908-12-16
Los ANGELES STOCK EXCHANGE

Official sales-1O Union Oil at $3.50; 20 Asso-
ciated Oil at s3s so; 20 do at s3s.75; 10 do at
$3.50; 30 Home Telephone pfd. at S565Oi 10 do at
$685. 3719 40 do at sos 49, 10 do at s68; 5000 Globe
Oil at 17c 10 Edison Electric pfd at $50; do
at $3.50; 20 Seaside Water at $3.50; 20 do at
$40; 10 do at $50
Los Angeles herald., 1908-12-16
BOSTON COPPER MARKET

(speeiaI service to The Herald by f. f. Hut
ton & Co. bankers and brokers' members new
YorlS Stocl, exchange, 113 West Third street.
Los Angeles).
Los Angeles herald., 1908-12-16
NEW YORK CURB

Especial service to The Herald by 3. f, Tay-
lor, 524 Citizens National Bank building menu
Der Los Angeles-Nevada Mining Stock ex-
ehange).
Los Angeles herald., 1908-12-16
New York Bonds

NEW YORK. Dec. 15-The following were
the closing quotations today:
u rfdg Is reg. 1O3h do 45ks ........... 9l%l
do coup ..........104 Jap Is ............. S2hl
do IS reg .......100& hlrie pr In 4s...... ssAl
Los Angeles herald., 1908-12-16
MINING QUOTATIONS

Yesterdays quotations OF the Los Angeles Ne
vada Mining Stock exchange were as follows:
California
Los Angeles herald., 1908-12-16
Government Crop Report

WASHINGTON, Dec. 15.z-Spring wheat acre
age II, POS, goo; production 1000; winter
wheat acreage 80. S49. OOO production 4s19OS 900;
oats acreage 32.3440OO; production S07, 156, 900;
corn acreage Ol,7ss,OOo. production 2.66S 1851 ooO
Los Angeles herald., 1908-12-16
FINANCIAL

LOS ANGELES, Dec. 15.-Bank clearings
were 81, $40, 99s6 against Sl,177 S.52 for the
corresponding date last year, increase OF
S67l, 521.34 Following is a comparative state
ment:
1908 1907. 1905
Dec. H.s2. 0ss 73s a $1,2Ss 1887 49, 425,594 80
Dec. h.. 1Si9 OO9 SO LIN 1852 1855, s1S II
Los Angeles herald., 1908-12-16

Artists outfits. typography materials
sanbOrn, Vail 3 Co., 434 and 1875 s. Bdway
Los Angeles herald., 1908-12-16
Hay Market

14av--No. / barley hay, $l4Q1s; No. do. Ss
ma. No / wheat hay. SlS do No. 2. S149l5;
NJ plain oat hay, sl6q1s; No. do, slS4l6;
northern alfalfa. $15Q17; local do $lbQl7.
Los Angeles herald., 1908-12-16
FLOUR AND FEED PRICES
AT LOS ANGELES MILLS
The following quotations prevail at the Capt
'0i MEALS MEALS, PER 100 LBS. IN SACKS

o,,sd wheat in bbs. net W.T.. 1875 lbs. Dbl 81 a
Rolled wheat in sacks net W. ~ 10 ia I sS: q
P,,ciSwheat -four pure tbulk seamless
sacks) 100 lbs ~
Los Angeles herald., 1908-12-16
New York Stocks

NEW YORK, Dec 15.-The following were
the closing quotations today;
sales High Low Close
Los Angeles herald., 1908-12-16
Bank Stocks
Miscellaneous Stocks

Bid Ask.
California Hospital minimum. 5000 -.
Edison Electric pfd ............. So 80 80 90
Edison Electric com ...,..... IS so 72.00
Home Telephone pfd ,.,.,.,... So 90 Sc so
Home Telephone com ,.,,,,,. 13. coz 16 90
L, Brewing Co ................... 11T.75
Occidental Life ms Co ......., 49,. 1900
Pac Nut Life ms Co .......... 202
Pasadena Home and Co... -. $3.50
Riverside Home T and Co... -. 1000
San Diego Home t and Co.. -. $500
S Monica , II and Co... 80. 1000
Seaside, Water Co ........,.... SO so
Title G and T Co. pfd..........170.00 30 90
Title and T Co pfd..,........135O 90 1880
Title and T Co con............135.0 90 175 90
Title l and Co. series Co.. 90 1890
u l. D 7 and r Co. pfd...... 400 -.
Union Trust Co ................. ..... 100
Whittier II 7 and T Co .., 80, 5000
Los Angeles herald., 1908-12-16
Retail Prices

Following prices for leading articles OF
prevail at the Los Angeles
Los Angeles herald., 1908-12-16

Flour in h sacks zoe per Dbl. higher.
FEED, PER 100 LBS.
New-York tribune., 1908-10-18

unexpended balance Of the appropriation is not
employed in establishing a leprosy hospital else
than as provided in the act it is proper for
the money 70 be used IN the laboratory where II
shall aid the study Of the transmission cause and
treatment Of lepr0sy-" He holds that the pro
visions Of the act broad. and its purpose Is
a humanitarian one, If the experts are convinced
that the laboratory and other facilities of in
vestigation necessary there is nothing to pre-
vent such Of the public money.
New-York tribune., 1908-10-18
SOME PRICELESS TABLEWARE.
Special staff of Servants Required to Han
die Royal Service

The table at which the King and the Prince OF
Wales dtned side by side with President FaIlfAres
end NJ. Cambon laden not with gold plate but
with something much valuable-a service Of
bleu de roi Sevres china, valuable that no price
specially sent across from the EIysee. Of which it
is one of the most artistic ornaments Much OF il
dates back to the early days Of the famous fac
tory, and when one OF the plates is broken g rigid
tnousition is held by government officials into the
cause Of the accident. Indeed. much value is
attached 10 the fragile ware on which dinner was
served that only a special staff OF servants al
experts in handling 1t. allowed to touch
single article. The china was brought over in
crates specially designed that piece can, IN
less by the most extraordinary nischance. suffer
from the roughness of journey.
The whole service is 0: the most beautiful de-
scrlptiou- The centres white, with gold fgur-
ing but the rims 4 couple OF inches in the
rich ninlitsble blue called bleG de roi which
g SPRAYED the same gold ngures The dessert
serted or 2 Of dishes of the same pattern, but
I'd exotic bird or brilliant plumage His Majesty
afteT-CinneT coffee a CUP made a
rhe Sevres factory IN lA5A The pattern follows the
same lines OF blue, white and gold, bat tho inside
"a oT pure gold. so good is the work OF the cups
Tbat although their manufacture is-f0r Sevres
so recent as 1885, they cannot be replaced with the
same perfection The gold In them makes them
tie heavy To the hand. They are among the
most exquisite examples Of the potter's in this
Darttcular in existence only the knives.
fCrLs and spoons for the dessert service OF
in the craftsmen that they were in keeping with
The menu was entirely prepared in the Embassy
Kitchen by M Brandt, the chef there.
New-York tribune., 1908-10-18
NAY ADOPT KOCH'S PLAN.
Garfield Submits Ne1C Scheme for
Fighting HQ5caiidn L6wOSy.
Prom The Tribune Bureau J


Washington. OcL- 17.-Tvhen Secretary Garfield
has resulted in q change in the official plan Of
oe3lins with leprosy AS z result Of his recon-
henoec1on, authority has been given by the Treas
w Department for the expenditure Of available
funds IL new direction. Congress IN 1896 appro-
pr1atsd S59eaO FOR the establishment Of leper
19spits- MoIokai. Hawaii. and for the main
NSs1ce of that Institution. Secretary GarneId
.9onc t1Et Dr. Koch, the German scientist, had
'7en IN Honolulu short time before and h2o
E-Soe some valuable suggestions. Nj Garfield In
us letter 10 the Secretary of the Treasury. says;
y seems very clear that the present method OF
- results desired. and all Of the meclcal oIlcSIs
.tIee mat there must be very radical cnange N
e Us causes. Of getting at the incipient cases IN
s-co manner as II possible, 10 develop remedy
- Ss-lks strike g. the root Of the evil rather . taalI
%nd care q the highly developed cases
Il has osen found that OF the amount appropr1-
a IN ls6 there remains the credit Of the leper
"''k Sa.So and &; is this which. II is now
-eslFed shall be used IN the establishment Of
@oratory for the investigation Of Ieprosy in Homo
u where special study will De given inclpent
1eSes of The dread disease The statistics show
- 4eprosy has been. and is. most prevalent on
&C As-ano Of Oahu. and that per cent OF all
~seS come from the city ot Honolulu alone II Is
-1leh2eo 70 examine not only officially declared
'pers, but suspected cases. and give time
= ne study ol ne transmission OF leprosy. in the
Sl~ o controlling and eventually wiping the
oseese
he Controller Of the Treasury, who has been
SEso for ruling as 10 the legality Of using
---A IL this way. has decided that SO long as the