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New-York tribune., 1909-12-29
TARIFF BOOK IN DEMAND
First Edition of New Vandergrift Vol
ume Already Almost Exhausted

Although issued about a week ago. the
hrst edition of Vandergrifts ..ITnited
States Tariff. 1903 three thousand comics
has been almost completely disposed of
This is the accurately and conveniently
compiled publication which has taken its
place as handbook of information in re-
gard TO the tariff since W. w Rich the
president of f. B. Vandergrift & CO of
No. 10 Whitehall street, undertook tho
making of a guide to importers on tho
tariff after the passage of the Wilson hill
in 1894.
Another issue followed the passape oe
the Dingley tariff law in 1897 In the new
est edition of the tariff rates of the coun-
try it has been necessary to increase the
size TO more than eight hundred papes
but the volume is in compact and readv-
to-uSe form.
The book contains the tariff act of Ia CT
August, with complete schedule of duties
alphabetically arranged OF more than
twenty-five thousand articles. as well as
a complete list of the articles on which
drawback has been allowed, together with
the names Of manufacturers and refer
ences TO the decisions.
The regard in which ii is held bv the
government is shown in the fact that the
Treasury Department has supplied All
with copies, and previous editions of the
work have been sent by the State De-
partment to all American Consuls through
out the world
New-York tribune., 1909-12-29
POULTRY SHOW AT GARDEN.
Clucks, Quacks and Twitters Official
Language for Four Days.

In spite of the many delays in trans
portauon caused by the storm, practically
all OF the sixty-five hundred exhibits had
reached Madison Square Garden yesterday
in time for the opening OF the exhibition
Of the New York Poultry. Pigeon and Pet
Stock Association The show will be open
each day and night until 1870 o'clock on
Saturday, and to-day, tomorrow and Fri
day the Atlantic Cat Club will give its
annual exhibit in the concert hall
There are more exhibits by about five
hundred than last year, which had been
the largest in the history of the associa-
ton. There is a fine showing of canary
and cage birds, and in the centre of the
Garden are the tank and display cages.
In the tank can be found many exceptional
varieties of ducks, geese, sea gulls, StOrks,
cranes, famingoes and swans.
Under the balcony are the exhibits OF In
cubators. brooders and poultry supplies.
and the platforms over the main floor
are the pet stock, rabbits and CAVES.
AS soon as the doors were opened yes
terday the judges started their work OF
awarding the prizes In the various classes
and they expect to complete II by Friday
afternoon. II conditions permit. some of
the carrier pigeons will be released from
the roof Of the Garden Saturday night
10 fly TO their homes.
AS a result of the lifting of the Quaran-
tine placed on birds and animals at the
Canadian border last year, there are two
hundred Canadian birds shown here this
wear Last December the exhibitors who
tried to bring their fowl into the United
states found that there was prevalent a
foot and mouth disease peculiar to both
birds and animals, and that they could
not pass the border with them.
New-York tribune., 1909-12-29
BIG CHECK FOR CITY
Third 4Uenue Pays q Million
for Back Tares.

F. ". Whitridge. receiver of the Third
Avenue Railroad Company, sent 10 Con-
troller Metz yesterday a check for
million dollars in part payment of the
companys special franchise tax arrears,
running from 1900. Mr.. Whitridge said
that he stood ready six or eight months
ago 10 pay the tax arrears, but that the
Controller was not able TO present cor
rect bill. The Controller personally con-
frmed this statement
AT the same time said the Controller
Il think the joke is on Whitridge. and it
is q costly joke, too. Last summer, before
went away to Europe. told him I would
accept s1,25O,O0O in full payment of the
arrears. He said he had only s1.000,0o0,
and would not pay more. The sum I de-
manded was about all that was warranted
under the decision of the courts up to that
time. But a few weeks ago along came
the decision of the Court of Appeals.
which gave US clearer directions with
reference to exemptions and deductions.
and under the latest decision l figure that
the Third Avenue company still owes US
about s75O.000. If Whitridge had taken me
up last summer he would have been close
TO 100000 ahead"
The big check was on lemon colored pa
per, under date of December 2S, 1909, and
was drawn to the order OF Daniel Moyna-
han, collector of assessments and arrears.
on the Central Trust Company
President Corteyou of the Consolidated
Gas Company has informed Collector
Moynahan that he stands ready at any
time to pay his company's arrears bill as
soon as the Department of Water Supply.
Gas and Electricity certifes the amount of
gas used by the CITY, according TO the
city's own books. Commissioner OBrien
will not be able TO do this this year. 1t
is understood that in order to stop the in
terest charge OF Z per cent the Con-
solidated will pay about So, 100000 on ac-
count this week and wait for an adjust
ment of the account between the city and
the company. The city owes the company
about s7,5oo.O00, about 81 900, 600 more
than the citys bill against the company
for arrears of special franchise taxes.
New-York tribune., 1909-12-29
TE4CHERSMEETHERE
Many Educational Subjects TO
Be Disclosed at Session.

The sixIy-fourth annual meeting of the
New York State Teachers Association
opened yesterday with a general meeting
in the chapel al Teachers College, Co
lumbia University. The meeting will last
three days. Besides the general meetings
there will be special meetings for the as
sociations affiliated with the association, at
which special subjects taught by the mem
bers of the organizations will be discussed
Charles T. McFarlane, of Brockport
called the meeting TO order. DR.. James
Earl Russell, dean OF Teachers College.
spoke on The Point of View in Industrial
Education He reminded the audience
how dangerous it had been ten years ago
10 advocate industrial and vocational train
ing as a part of public school work, and
said that to-day it was accepted generally
as necessity.
DR.. David Snedden, Commissioner OF Edu-
cation OF Massachusetts, read a paper on
Probable Reaction of Vocational EdIca-
tion in Liberal Education as Now Organ
lied" and William ]. Long, of Stamford,
Conn, spoke on wild Instincts of Tame
Children"
4 general meeting will be held again
this afternoon in the auditorium of Teach
ers College, at which Ambassador Bryce
will deliver an address.
New-York tribune., 1909-12-29
NEW BILL IN ARMSTRONG SUIT.
Prominent Railroad Men Defendants in
100000 Case

Chicago. Dec. 2S.-An amended bill of
particulars was filed in the Municipal Court
to-day in the 1000. 900 suit begun in JULY
1908, by William Armstrong against the
Lake Shore & Michigan Southern Railroad
Company, the Chicago. Indiana &. Southern
Railroad Company, William G. Brown. of
New York; Charles ". Hotchkiss of New
ork; the Rock Island Company, the Chi
cago, Rock Island & Pacific Railroad Com
pany the Chicago & Rock Island Railroad
and Robert Mather
The amended bill states that Hotchkiss
Brown and Mather and their co-defendants
combined with Frank y. Vanderlip Will
lam Rockefeller, James Stillman and
George f. Baker, all of New York, to pre-
vent John r. Walsh and James Walsh
from disposing of bonds in the New York
money market
Armstrong's suit is for services rem
dered the defendants in negotiations for
the purchase OF property owned bv Walsh
in Southern Indiana. on which he was CON
structing the Chicago Southern Railroad
before the collapse of the Chicago Ma
tional Bank
New-York tribune., 1909-12-29
STEAMERS AT FOREIGN POH ..

ARRIVED
Havre. Dec 25-Chicago CFrl. New YORK Via
Fiume Dec 25-Saxonia tbr)' NC"
Bouioepe Dec 2s-stateniam Dutch. New YORK
for Rotterdam land proceeded, ,-u Work.
Liverpool Dec 2S-Mauretania CSr'' NC" i
Via Queenstown and Fishguard ~, xo-,,
wellington Dec 27ZAuchendale (sr). New iorr'
via Fort Natal, etc. ztd Pr,
1,,rban' Dec 2s-Indraveln CBr). New York Via
ST Vincent c V, for Shanghai vi. -, G.,
Lisbon. Dec 24-Stigstad (Nor,. New fo'S via -
Beira. Dec 24-York Castle (Br). New York via
Algoa gay. Dee Dec o5-corfe Castle (Br). New York
Genoa Dec 2sWReEina d'Itala GtaD. New York IoTt
via Naples: Path Duca di. Geneva O'ap'
nsrssiIIes fT iG5s psc @ asIGermania Fr,. New York
Kobe Dec 2s-Katuna (BD. New forA VIA
Singapore. Hong Kong. etc vi, ID.
Iibau Dec oo-Lituania RUSS. New hoFS Via
Patras. Dec 1s-Patris (Greeo; New York
Trieste Dec 23-Clara AUST. New York
Marseiiles Dec 23-Gallia (Frl. New YORK
Genoa. Dec 2ELazio GtaD. New YORK -,
Algiers Dec 27-Bloemfontein CBr) IRON al
cutta and Colombo) Boston and New YORK
Hamburg Dec 24-Hesperus Ger. New fork-
81 Michaels Dec 26-Cilenshiel tBrl from Gal-
cutta and Colombol. Boston and New foIH Y,
Rio de Janero Dec 25-Cavour (Brt. New YORK
St Vincent, V. Dec 22-Harz tGer). New 1ork:
26th Star of Australia tBr) uroH We"
Southampton Dec 2s-Avon tBr. New York.
Lizard Dec 2s-Mesaba (Br). New York for
Kinsaie. Dec 2s-Tintoretto (Br). New York for
sciIIv. Dec 2sEPhoetus Ger. New York.
Brow Head. Dec 2s-Iroquois (BrI. New York for
London
New-York tribune., 1909-12-29
MAKES LIGHT OF SUGAR CLAIMS
Collector Loeb Thinks There Is Nothing
in American Company's Charges

Collector Loeb. when asked yesterday
about the American Sugar Refining Com
pany's charges OF overweighing before the
Board OF General Appraisers. said that hs
did not think there was anything in the
claims made. The companys counsel
Tompkins McIlvaine had contended before
the board that since the raid of November
20. 1907, the weights upon which the duties
were paid were greater than those on the
invoices.
Mr.. Loeb said that the sugar could
not be reweighed IL would be hard to prove
that the government employees had re-
corded excessive weights. Protests had
been received from the company ever since
the raid. but ii had never substantiated
these with comparative figures. customs
official said yesterday. The highest claim
was for about III per cent of the duty
paid.
New-York tribune., 1909-12-29
SHIPPING NEWS.
Port of New York, Tuesday, December
%, 1909.
ARRIVED.

ARRIN ED.
Steamer Seguranca, Manzanillo December 10
Santiago 90 and Nassau % to the New York
and Cuba Mail SIS Co. with Is passengers
mails and mdse Arrived at the Bar at 800
p m, 21th.
Steamer Bermudian (Br). Bermuda Deem
ber %, 10 A z Outerbridge e. Co, with 50 pas
sengers. mails and mdse. Arrived at the Bar
at m.
Steamer Joseph Cuneo (Nor). Port Antonio
December %, to the Cuneo Importing co, with
fruit. Arrived at the Bar at 3 20 a m
Steamer V Luckenbach, Ponce December
Is. Arroyo IS. Maunabo 10. Mayasuez 70
Aguadila q and San Juan %. to the InsulaT
Line. with four passengers and mdse. Arrived
at the Bar at 4 4:35
Steamer Corrientes (Ger), Rio Grande do
Sui November 20 Santos December 3. Rio de
Janeiro > and Barbados Is. to Funch. Edge &
co, with passengers. mails and mdse Ar
rived the Bar
Steamer Paloma Cuban. Matanzas December
16. Cardenas IS. Sagua q and Caibarien q, 70
the Munson SIS Line, with mdse. Arrived at the
Bar at s a
Steamer Orotava tBr) Bermuda December y.
to Sanderson & Son. with A passengers, mails
and mdse. Arrived at the Bar at a
Steamer Volturno (T3r). Rotterdam December
Is. via Halifax %, to the Northwest Transport
Line. with u cabin and 430 steerage passengers
and mdse. Arrived at the Bar at
Steamer Saratoga Havana December "a, 70
the New York and Cuba Mall SIS Co. with 30
New-York tribune., 1909-12-29

Isn't this so!
When you're in evening dress
you've more time to take IN
and criticise the other fellows
get up.
It's essential that your even
ing clothes be right. but an out
landish price to crack tailor Is
not essential.
From us at about half the
tailor's price YOU get the iden-
tical style.
Identical fabrics too
No chance about the fit either,
for YOU see it's right before you
order much safer than trying
on after you're obligated to buy.
Evening suits s42 to $40.
Dinner jackets to match SIT to s3s-
Rather flat!
Yes, and very smart; a silk
hat with fattish brim, Sc or
$40.
More conservative styles If you prefer
These white fabric gloves for
evening street wear don't have
to go to a cleaners.
Soap and water-that's ALL
Double texture-Iook like chamoIs- s1.2s
Without going into detail
it's details that make the f.. &
w. 50 evening shirt so good.
Not to speak of the specially made z & ".
linen
There's a solid elegance
about solid linen collars, as
heavy and carefully made as the
finest of custom-made" collars.
Smart shapes-4o cents each.
No underwear trouble is a
trouble to us.
Everybody's size and every
mans pet fabric is what has
made our underwear business
successful.
Over 40 varieties
Keep out of the crowd!
That's what our ''Two-shoe'
shoe says to the toes of a man
with low insteps.
The upper a size smaller than normal keeps
toes from crowding forward and pinchins
ROGERS PEET & COMPANY.
Three Broadway Stores
Warren st. 18th ST. 34th st
New-York tribune., 1909-12-29
passengers. mails and mdse- Arrived a '

as..,~srs mail. and mdse. Arrived at the
Bar at 3:35 a r,-,h.r "a 20
OeIriIhs a, co with I2S cabin and 1.ss4 steer~ 80
passengers and mdse Arrived Al the D
/ :23 a m. ,,,.o, r,scer,-
Steamer Prinz Joachim Gerl. Kingston ina oeT With
Der % TO the Hamburg American Ine Qua
passengers. malls ard ndse Anehofeo i
entine at 9:12 m o> s.-,,,iIa De-
cember Is. Port Linon 20. Colon ~. kihs9I sSepIcan
and Fortune Island "a to Hamburg s =
lire with "A passengers. mails and Indse' Al
rived at Bar at $40 p m e.,. a,a NroviiIe
steamer Furnessia (3rl. Glasgow ana saen-
December ls To Henderson Bros with iS'
gers and mdse Passed Fire Island p ,1 m +o tn.
steamer Ponce Porto Rico Deoernoer -. ..rSers ~ -
New YORK and Porto Rico SIS Co. with pass - -
and mdse. Anchored in Quarann,ins nnnsbsT 10 and
San Juan 20. to Boulton Bliss paiie,'' pa e., omar1
passengers mails and nldse. Anchoreo III ~
sandy Hook. J. Dec %. $50 ? m-M1at .-,,ootS 1ab
southwest: light breeze. cloudy and nazS' 'i'OO
SAILED.
Steamers Virginia QtaD. Naples; 'ene]a '''''
Marseiiles
New-York tribune., 1909-12-29
BARS "TIckLERs" AND CONFETTI

All the police inspectors Of the five
toroughs will assemble to-day at Police
HEADQUARTERS at Commissioner Bakers of
fc. 10 receive instructions as to the hand
ling OF the crowds New Years Eve.
The Commissioner said yesterday that
"ticklers'' and confetti will be prohibited
In the crowded thoroughfares crowds OF
hovs and men. he said. on recent ceIebra-
lions formed flying wedges and also walked
in lock-step. This will not be tolerated
any more. Arrests will be made for viola
tons of any Of these regulations
New-York tribune., 1909-12-29
FRIDAY. DECE
TRANSPACIFIC MAILS
Destination and steamer.

Destination and steamer. IN
Hawaii Guam and Philippine Isl.
ands, via San Francisco-U ..,o
transport -
Hawaii, Japan. Corea, China and
Philippine Islands. via San Fran e,o
cisco-kOrea Jan - w.
Japan Corea and China Especially ad-
dressed only), via Seattle-kumeric.Jan o. o'So
Japan Corea China and Philippine
islands via Vancouver and Vic
toria B C-Enspress OF India. Jan s' o'So
Samoan Islands. New Zealand and
Australia Except WesO. via San .,o
Francisco-KatanRa ........ Jan u, o'oo
Japan. Corea. China and Phi ppine an ,,o
Islands, via Seatte-ShinanC Maru Jan l5' o'oo
Hawaii Japan. Corea. Chra and
c,scoPN1pon .c,pPHe dSiaAIs Maru via Sd" jan 1s $50
Japan Corea China and Philippine ~ 60.
Islands. via Tacoma--Ning Chow. jan ~ o;So
Tahiti Marquesas and Cook Islands,
New Zealand and specially ad-
dressed mail for Australia via san ,.
Francisco-Mariposa ...-...-..... Jan. So o'oO
New-York tribune., 1909-12-29
SAN FRANCISCO MINING STOCKS

San Francisco. Dec 2S.-The official clos
ing quotations for mining stocks to-day
yera as follows:
New-York tribune., 1909-12-29

One block from Atlantic ave. subway station.
Mon. Evg. Jan. 3-Maestro d CappeIIa
Mime Fornia; NM, Pini-Corsi. Bads. Rita
Sscchetto in her Art of Dance. Pagliacci
Nine Destinn. NM Martin Amato GiIly
Bada. Cond.. Podesti
New-York tribune., 1909-12-29
WIRELESS REPORTS.
INCOMING STEAMERS

The Pennsylvania. reported 730 miles east
of sandy Hook at 10 m yesterday, is expected
TO dock Thursday evening
New-York tribune., 1909-12-29
MANHATTAN OPERA HOUSE.


GRAND OPERA SEASON 10O9-IO.
Tonight at S TALES OF HOFFMAN,
Miles. Cavalier. Trentinl, Gentle Duchene:
NM. Dalmores. Renaud, Gilbert. Dir. NJ. de
la Fuente, Fri. (New Years Eve)-JONGLEUR
DE NOTRE DAME. Miss Garden; NM. Gill
bert Dutranne, Lucas, Laskin Huberdeau
Crabbe. Dir, NJ. de la Fuente. sat Mat
double bilD-DAUGHTER OF THE REGI-
MENT mines. Tetrazzini Duchene: Mr.. John
McCormack; NM Gilbert. Nicolay). followed
by PAGLIACCf (Mle. Trentini; NM. Lucas
Sammarco, Crabbe. VenturinD. Dir. NJ. An
selmi- sat Night. POPULAR PRICES (s3 to
I5c. 5c.l-HEROpADE. Miles Cavalieri u Alva-
rez; NM. Renaud, Duffault Crabbe. Waller
Dir. NJ. de la Fuente
sunday. s:30-Grand Operatic Concert.
NEXT WEEK
Mon;-THAlS. Miss Garden. NM Dalmores
Renaud. etc. Wed.-LUCiA. Mime Tetrazzni
Mr. Mccormack. NJ. Sammarco. etc. Fri. tFirst
time in merica)-GRISELIDIS. Miss Garden
Mines. Walter-Nilla Duchene; NM Dalmores
Dufranne, Huberdeau. Villa Scott. Dir NJ
de la Fuente. Sat. Aft.-AIDA. Mines. Maza-
rim Doria MN. Zenatello. Crabbe. Scott Sat
Night popular prices)-TROVATORE. Nine
Grippon, Mile. D'Alvarez. NM. Zerola. sam
marco. etc
Next Weeks Sale opens Thursday . A. NJ
SPECIAL-EIEtTRA Tues. EVg., Jan. 18th
Prices $40 to So 30.
New-York tribune., 1909-12-29
3:0opu

Ncr 100 a m 10 90 a m
Merida Havana Ward 9:o oU u, u, - % a n,
Alleghany Hayti. Hamb-AH e'oo d III a. - ~
d di Abruzzi. Naples, Italian
Taormina Naples. Italian. 400 N,
G. Of Savannah, Savannah saw " Wv
FRIDAY, DECEMBER 81
~ -. 900 a m II :oo a
SIer. ot NJ, Sr.,,, wei 1900 m 800 p m
Segurdilca, " 1-l,-1c loo . m
MohaWk, JaIhsoit It ~, p,,,cb II 90 m 200 m
New-York tribune., 1909-12-29
MARINE INTELLIGENCE.

MINIATI RE ALMANAC
Sunrise. 7:13; sunset .35 moon rises 7.35.
room IL.
New-York tribune., 1909-12-29

HIGH WATER.
New-York tribune., 1909-12-29
AT THE NEW THEATRE

:, IU-uhy M1t. at Z-Mme. Angot: Mines. AIda.
MaubOurg. Roma; NM Clement Dutilloy, Pini-
Corsi, Devaux. Bourgeois. Cond., Tango
NEXT WEEK: Thurs Mat.-Histoire dun
Pierrot and Pagliacci. Fri Evg.-Fra Diavolo.
New-York tribune., 1909-12-29
AMUSEM ENTS.
METROPOLITAN OPERA HOUSE

Evenings s. Saturday Matinee at .
To- -night-Aida. Mines Gadski. Homer: NM.
Slezak. Amato, Didur. Rossi Cond.. Toscanini.
Thurs. Evg.-Tosca. Mile. Farrar: NM. Bonci
Scotti. Ananian, Ciidnoli. Cond.. Tango.
Fri. Evg. New Years Eye) - Cayallcria
RusticaDa and Paglacci.
IGdy matinee. III Irovatore
saturday ENenlnS ...--.--.-. ManOn
NEXT WEEK: Mon. Evg. .Orfeo ed Eurdice
Tues Evg., Special Perf'ce.-La Boheme.
Mines. CtaparelIi. Noria: NM Caruso Scotti,
Ddur. Ganoli. PM -Corsi. de SeguroIa Bada
Tecchi. Conductor. Podesti.
Wed. Evg.-Tannhaeuser. Mines Osborn
Hannah debut. Fremstad. NM. Jorn White
hill. Hinckey. Hall, Muhlmann Cond. Hertz.
El independiente. [volume] (Las Vegas, Nuevo MeÌxico) 1894-19??, 1909-09-02
IA CIASf DOMINADORA IN los IS
TAD0S INID0S.

En- este pals donde el comercio,
las industrias y la agricultural
han tenido un deSarrollo feno-
menal; donde Sc cuentan a cen
tenares los multimillonarios que
han acumulado caudales prodi-
giosos que hacen palideeer Y caer
en- la insiguidcancia las tan pom
deradas riQuezas de los antiques
" empequenecen Ia preponderan.
Ella de los Rothschilds Y otros
.magnates del oro de los tiempos
modernGs; donde las Was ferreas
igulan en- extension a las de to-
dos los paises del mundo com.
binadas, la profession que ha SUI
peritada en- influencia Il tOdas
las demas; Que mete cuchara eli
todos los platos, y participa dc
los beneficios de todas las demds,
es la del abogado, la cual en- los
tiempos que corren ha alcanzado
uu desarrollo estupeudo Y ha We.
Inido & constituir In clase mas in.
Ihuyente Y la que realmente dirije
Y domina 4 todas las dem6s. PGr
supuesto, al hablar de los abo.
gados no Sc incluye Ell la lisa
q los farsantes & impostores sin
instruction V talento que no tie,
nen mas capital que su presun.
ci0n V desfachatez, sino & los ju.
risconsuItos reales y verdaderos,
Hombres de esta profession y dc
tales calificaciones son los que
mandan v gobiernan ocupando
los primeros puestos de la ma
ci6n, dominando y peryadiendo
los salones del Congreso; llevan.
do la voz en- las legislatures
asambleas y convenciones, te
nendo ingerencia { intervention
Ell los negocios de todas las cor
poraciones, companies y asocia
clones que hay en- ell pals; siendC
| participates EN- todas las heren
cias, pleitos y controversies que
Sc levantan en- todas parties, sear
de la clase 6 naturaleza que fue
ren; siendo supremos ante lo'
tribunales 10 mismo para prose
cutar como para defender Il to
dos los acusados, y hacienda e
papel de drbitros y conseieros er
todas las causas Y participates
de todo cuanto Sc mueve EN- G
mundo, va sea en 10 general o Ell
10 privado. Es opinion bien fun
dada que esta nacion Sc hall,
El independiente. [volume] (Las Vegas, Nuevo MeÌxico) 1894-19??, 1909-09-02

Els de gran importancia para
cada precinto y plaza que Sc to-
me un censo correcto EN- ell veni-
dero Abril. Mas y mas las es
tadisticas de todas classes for
man la base para empresa, para
leyes, para regulaciones, para
progreso, y Sc confa en- los n1-
meros del censo para que sunni
nistren ell terreno fundamental
para todas comparaciones. AL
paso que es importante que ca
da comunidad haga la mejor de-
mostracion possible el dia del cen
so, es todavia mas importante
que ell censo sea exacto hasta su
mas peqneho detalle.
III valor de la estadis.ica en-
comparar la mortalidad de in.
fantes, por ejemplo, es nantes.
| tado por el DR.. John s. Fulton
secretario general del Congresc
International de tuberculosis
en- una circular enviada d hos pc
n6dicos del pals, en- la cual abo
ga por leyes de estado y terrific
riales para compiler la registra
ci0n de nacimientos Y defuncio
mes. Despues de demostrar Ii
El independiente. [volume] (Las Vegas, Nuevo MeÌxico) 1894-19??, 1909-09-02
Necesidad de TN Censo Correcto.

necesidad de estadisticas fdedig.
mas d lin de probar donde, como
y porqu6 la tuberculosis y la
mortandad de infantes son ell
azote de ciertas localidades, ha.
bla del beneficio de estadlsticas
exactas, observando de una ma
nera generals:
"Que la sensation estadfstica
de este pals jamds ha sido plena.
mente despertada; que la con.
cieDcia estadistica ha estado
tambien durmiendo. A modo de
| iIustracion cit0 la tendencia a
sacar cOnclusiones de establish
cas- incOrrectas, tales como po-
drian ser hechas sobre una
comparacion por Boston Y Bir.
mingham, 8 Boston Y Seattle,
sin atenci0n 4 correcciones por
raza, 8 por Ia extension de item.
20 durante el cual las ciudades
han estado en- eXistencia.
Isl la registration denacimien.
tos fuese requerida 1nicamente
para satisfacer la hambre insa.
ciable por estadfsticas de algun
negociado, el registro podria ser
omitido y nadie sufriria daho d
causa de la omission. Su estre
cha connection con la vida iutnra
salud de los ninos es 10 que Ia
hace imperative.