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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-03-18
GER MAN EXCHANGE
AT LOW FIGURE
sterling Stronger, but Francs weaker
Gold 5ioekads Tighter.

NEW YORK. March 15.-T.Nchangy on
German dropped To another new low
record price yesterday. sight d,afts on
Berlin closed at 7l5s while cables were
quoted at q 1915. The previous low
est figures at which marks had ever
sold were a 1916 and 20 respectively.
There seemed to be little exclamation
parent failure OF the German assault on
N"rduu. tho fact that thc market FOR
term exchange Is extremely uarroN
and Germany herself ts turning nor
marks into gutldsrz. as most OF Ler
imports now come through Holland
Austrian exchange was not dcprs ssrd bv
lhr drop In marks and was unchanged al
1880.
sterling exchange was stronger. clos
ing ar tteAs for demand and Az Tor
Tor the former and 40 1916 for ths
latter class.
Francs were weaker. The drop In
francs b. said To b. due 90 thu fact that
DIX exports have recently been lsotua.
D tvm TINS country 20 France coupled
with the TACT that France ls not s.udtus
any gold here. Moreover. the ucgotia-
tons Tor the $4,000 1000 French loan
to be- placed here are held up pending
tun. Francs closed at $50 \ for che, hs
ana s31-r Tor cables. They were quoted
on Wcdn, ~ddy at S.94. and 5.s8 res
usCtiNely
italian lire dropped FRO 6.7oI, to
$40 D.. while rublss advanced from 81 So
10 SO. Guild.rs were stronger at
- S-l1, drainst a previous close at go.
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Logan q nryan's Closing stock Letter

nv lNtNh. Mstftu Tn" list
generally lost ground. Trading was not
as broad or a. spirited as heretofore
ana IL was evident that the desire to
realize ON at least portion OF long
lines has become quite pronounced in
ln' instance OF th, trading clement
The foreign militar Nusws WIS rath-
'r conflicting and produced some hssi-
fancy. While We are among those who
hrhtNc that the general trend OF the
stock list viii d. upward IN th. alb
scnce Of untJword political deN,lop-
tu'utS sull muwoutarIy 10 strikes Us
thdt reaction is not improba BILE.
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EarningE Jump. ~ Heavy oepreoiatio,
Il Written Oh

- The report OF tl- Diamond Match
COMPANY Tor The year ended b.c,tnh.r
81. 1910. shows not earnings Df $50
oos, a. ueaIu~. earnings .f 81 sf1. ..4 .n
1919. This is equivalent Goo gfE Der
cent earned on tho capital stock wf...
IFS b'th increased during tl. -s-I. as
"baihSt BOZ per r.ut earned ln 1914
the earnings uI fIE company were
800 ,''t, ~ atAln.t tiNl- .ti- iu l9l g..
1899 tn. profit HHt loss surplus
Stood o. $50 '...N. H- AGAINST Ee,f.a.u
AT inc cloS' or tHr preceding year. tl.
decrease Being t.. 60 a large writing
OF for depreciation.
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REPORTS
CAUSE BREAK
Wheat MARKET Drops on Account of
feaee kumors and Rumors of Self
ure Of German SHIPS in Brazil.

CHICAGO. III. March 11.--Pcacc ru-
mors from switzerland. a. well a. ru-
mors of r wholesale seizure of German
ships IN Brazil. led TO sharp breaks to-
day IN the value Of wheat. Prices
or. with MAY al Sf.OS ~ 1851 and July
az 81 o6 = - l.06A Corn lost q e. 10
= "a / &c. and oats sS01c TO ic In
PROVISIONS the outcome varied from Sc
decline 10 rise OF lee
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ANOTHER JUMP IN
BANKING FIGURES
Total for Friday in clearings is S4l2.-
4i5.95, an Increase OF
1913 Per Cent.

Fridays Wheeling banking cIeariuEs.
a. reported by Manager Alex. Mitchell,
or the Wheeling Clearing House Assoc
,.ailon, were Sil2.fiN.9S, compared with
or ts.s Ter cent This was the second
large perez tagc OF increase ~ the cur
rent month.
Total clcarings for ,nr month TO dat.
are So.33loft.1O. compared with ST.
1913 L'2. an Increase OF sL5S5.55s.2s
- aS.i per cent. Details follow.
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Petroleum.

on. CIV Tr March i--crsd.- ball
Hr... 5000. Runs. fff"-l. average.
.Hs-f shipments. f-.1r4. average. f5-
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n. Y. sToCk EXCHANGE

WHEELING. W. Va. March Il. &c.
Range 81 active stocks on the New
ORA stock Exchange. corrected daily
oy y. T. Mastcn q Co. brokers.
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LOCAL STOCKS

WHEELING. ". Va. March l.. 'l6.
Lamp quotation -sisS " the Nhssins
,tUck Exchange.
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WHEELING. ". Va. N4rch u o..
Sofieet,d ~ A. - N.astyu * CO. 4. n
- .-4S, -A6i.. itu"ui- -Uf--Us National
41-'iA '''db.. Nnecung. ". Va
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On llne- having regular ercr~s1 Ger
vice. shipments wsiFhlrz 10 .xces1 sf
hfty pounds or iafge buiE viii uOr %
carried on pas ger cars
ALL Ii q S--ilGifv EEcrpf Eunda,
No shipments eIc-rt erle.rs0sv -hfn
meuts % medicine. viii De- ---rfs@ a.
Passenger cars DetHrcu re- anf --.s
= n
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IndustriaIs. Etc.

NEW YORK COTTON MARKET
WHEELING. w. Va. Starch ~. l6.
Market reported BY \ T.. Mastea a
Co. members New York Stock ENcnange
open. High. Low. Close
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Cash quotations.
Mh'st-No. 2 red. nominal: 40 red
sloN = No. hard. St.l0a,; 40. hard
fl.ub 70 1864.
Corn-No. . lycuow. nominal: No. 4
Yellow. 30 "7ii=c; NO. white. 50i.
iCc 10
rork-seL5oH
lard-Sl0.gO.
Iihs-Slt.-s uf1.15
TOLEDO. March I.-NNheat-,-ash.
>l.l-' May. Sil3. July. Sll1l-.
clover S'ed-i'rims. cash Sll-s:
$500
Alsike-Prime. cash and March. $40.
Ilmothy Prime. cash. March and
April. $. 90.
mon switch X Signal ....."....Ii9
AAAi'1 states Glass -....-....... s4u.
M'Nilust"usc Air lifHtkt 1888.
" stuEhug.~ Electric d,
do preferred .......... 49,. ii
Wet Penn 4r. a Water Pr. lSIs'.....
90 itmiWas preferred .......... 80
DO Hallway. bonds .........IU0
i.aii Dos. so7s so7,....... soi. 80
Pure o.. H. 10 DE-, 'iSs - 800
"-l.A-Ilk. . I.r etuf
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WALEIts0 fEhor=51 cOAxAAg
Axfs.AsS CAN SC4EDULs
xek2nS EEs-t June ~, IsOs
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PANHANDLE LINE
WHEELING AND WEI.1.SHIfFsas
Daily Except SuIGay.
"neenns wslsburs
z2nd Street sn.
Mheehhr Wels6ur9
- ~ - m 100 q 70
-'SN y NJ u 90 pcoe
MOCNDSyILLE LINE
WHEELING AND NDsI,Lz
Daily Except Sunday
iOth Stree, .w.
,oWheelnB Moundsyfila
4yy.SyVV = IN l.tS -
On lines having regular errr~s- ar
vice. shipments WslFflrg In sxresg -
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DIAMOND MATCH GAINS.

Totals SG.3aI.0ftIu sf-f5 fg1 -
luc....S1.5A5.g5-.aN
Albuquerque morning journal., 1916-10-31
CHICAGO BOARD OF TRADE.

glAeago. Oct 30.-Possibilities of
.s|ed tension between Germany
.ne United States regarding sub
'..!e s ,WarfaTe did a good deal today
aa''ulcap Fhe bulls in wheat. Large
n q result the market closed un-
"ed AZ $l9OA to $1.905s for De-
!. '5l and $lS5H to $lS7 for May,
ne market as a whole 2sc off to
e. 'p as compared with Saturdays
5T 5 Corn showed a net loss Of l *
rogs, MY ana oats off z to 11ac. In
luis luis me outcome ranged from
M leyHhe to a rise Of 10c.
neal 5neat al first displayed a decided
er.a 70 advance, influenced by
/, used neg drought damage in Argen-
r1., auu by word that owing to con-
~ not dry weather the Rosario
N.Y.. was excited and 15c higher.
rs n, y world shipments for the week
5yios. Nv" requirements. Following
Nh ot the sinking of a steamer
ma. y gad many Americans aboard
eks -aaet underwent a series of set
Esri ~. S.''cn We're accelerated to some
ayt,e y an increase, both Of the do
h p'u the Canadian visible sun
E VIA. y the downturns began in
b. ~ ~ market new high price
|tertlv v,s y. touched, well above any
rips sea receipts made corn weak
IN strl most Of the session. After
Ea ls'h oats receded with other
lea ~. r,.edAhess in provisions re-
h6gs I'm sa unexpectedly big arrivals
lg of e' Later, however. some
gs'as prices: p'''e
Carn-DdDas DDse', xL904; May. S1.85Z
- SIC; May, S8Ac.
Albuquerque morning journal., 1916-10-31
- f. 4ss Hs,1 w. s JOURNAL CLASSIFIED COLUMNS
FOR SALE

N,6oo-5-room frame, modern.
sleeping porch, garage. two blocks
from Central avenue. on highlands
50. 5.500--l0-room brick. sleeplng
porches. hot water heat, close in.
suitable for high class boarding
house.
SS00-S-room bungalow. lot 25xl42.
near Santa Fe shops: half cash. bal.
ance terms.
s2,650-5-room bungalow. modern,
lawn, shade and fruit trees, good
outhuildings, lot 50xlS0; good loca-
tion, Fourth ward.
32,500-7-room, 2-story adobe, stuc-
coed, modern, furnished; also s.
room adobe in rear, all on lot 75x
l42, Third ward, close In.
FS,OOO-5-room brick, modern, good
outbuildings. West silver avenue.
Many other bargains In improved
and unimproved property
A. FLEISCI8IIER
Real Estate, Insurance, Loans
III South Fourth Street
Albuquerque morning journal., 1916-10-31
NEW YORK MONEY MARKET.

New York, oct 3O.-Mercantile pa
per, 3l5 per cent; sterling. 60 day
bills, $4.71Ac; commercial GO day
bills, S47OA; demand, S475& ca
bles, $4.7G 7-1G.
Bar silver-G7&c.
Mexican dOllars-52c.
Government bonds Steady.
Railroad bonds Irregular.
Time loans Easy, sixty and "
days, 30 a per cent; six months, "a
a &c.
Call money Steady. High, 2la per
cent; low, "a per cent; ruling rate,
2H per cent; last loan. 2 Y per cent;
closing bids, Pa per cent; offered at
2h per cent.
Albuquerque morning journal., 1916-10-31
LIVESTOCK MARKETS.
Chicago Llvcstock.

Chicago, oct, 3O.-Cattle-Reeeiptss
29 600. Market easy. Native beef
cattle. $G.G0m11.55; western steers
S615m9.50: stockers, $3.50 a lS0'
cows, $3.35@9.5O; calves, $IOOg
Hogs-Receipts G1,OOO, Market
slow. 10 to 15c under saturdays aver
age. Bulk, $9.C0@1 1900; light $3.50
@1O.O5: heavy $9.50mlO.2O; pigs
$725m925. .
Sheep-Receipts 10000. Market
steady. Wothers, $L25m $50; lambs
SS.5OM11.10.
Albuquerque morning journal., 1916-10-31
WILL START DIRECT
STEAMSHIP SERVICE

Halifax. n. S, oct 30.-Ihe esIaU.
lisbment of direct steamship serylC5
between St. Nazaire, France an" ahe
Halifax, during the winter mon C,l5' e'.,I,
was announced here today by FRANK
Martin. of the Marine Navigation, CON-, ho
pany, of London. There VIII ~ ~
monthly saiIings and the vessels '55 ~
Gagged. it was said, will be OF cor cohS.u- 5,,I
erable tonnage. Most of Canada 5 l,io l,l,
norts from France heretofore tsd hasd
been via New York, and it was sl9,cn 5,,oa
mai the new line would reu1cg eca
freight rates and require less time e,i,'a iol
delivery. Mr.. Martin said the seIf,oJ .,,.oi
would he inaugurated with the aLI'v%, al
here Of the steamer Nigarlstan' o"
November 5.
Albuquerque morning journal., 1916-10-31

Panama. oct. 30.-Dr. W. J.. IL IL
of Paitimore. returning from the Har- H.a,rI
ward expedition into the valley Of tns IN.
NJaranop No. in peru a tributary Of tne
Amazon reports the discovery N inns
hitherto uneXplorcd ana ,iI lua'' l,,ics
inhabited region of two ah'Ifg' r,n
Novel reptilia also was lou''u J."
district. ,-.., vorL,
DR.. Moss sails today for Ne"
on the steamer Calamares'
Albuquerque morning journal., 1916-10-31
CHICAGO PRODUCE.

Chicago, oct -Butter-Market
higher Creamery, Slla a 35c.
Eggs Market higher Receipts
1915 cases. Firsts. 3lia632i4c; or
dinary firsts, 2si2 "a Sic; at mark
cases included, 2503liac.
Potatoes-Market lower. Receipts
l05 cars. Minnesota and Dakota
white. Sl.60G l.65. Minnesota and Da-
kota Ohios. Sl.50d l65; Michigan and
Wisconsin white, Sl.50d1.I0.
Poultry-Alive, lower. Fowls. 16i5c,
springs, 16 i2c.
Albuquerque morning journal., 1916-10-31
Knnsno CITY livestock.

Kansas City, oct 3O.-Catte-lte lte-
ceipts $4,000. Market steady. Prime
fed steers. $950@1I00; western
steers. s6.OO@9.25; cows, $4.5O@ y .29i ..
stockers. $5.75@S,25; calves, S6'Oo@
1850. oo ,t,,i,ot
lower Bulk. S9.65@1O.OO; heavy
S9.9O@1O.O5; light $4,000 1885, pigs
sbeep-Receipts $4,000. Market
higher Lambs. $10.4Om11.OO; year
iings, $75Om85O; wethers, $"VV~
500; ewes, $G.50@L65.
Albuquerque morning journal., 1916-10-31
KANSAS CITY GRAIN.

Kansas City, oct. 30.-wheat-
Higher No. hard, $lSS6l.94: No.
. red, S1.S4m1 1.s2; Dee, S1.S4l4 a s.;
May, S-S - - - go .
Corn-No. ? mixed. SlO061.01; No.
2 white S1.0l; No 2 yellow, $1.033 a
"a; Dec. S4%c; May, S6Ss a q
Oats-No. white, 55 a iac; No. .
mixed. 52H53c.
Albuquerque morning journal., 1916-10-31

c. B. Campbell, Albuquerque, y. NJ
For County Commissionors--
David J, Metzgar. Albuquerque n.
Manuel r, Springer old Albuquer-
~ue, y. NJ.
Alfred Grunsfeld, ~'uquorpuN~ \.
NJ
Severe sanchez, Armiio. y NJ
Onmiano Gutierrez, old Albuquor-
que, n, NJ,
John : Beaven, Albuquerque. n, Nj.
J. J. Ryan, Albuquerque, \ NJ
William Nabors, Albuquerque, n. NJ
T. T. Davis. Albuquerque, y. NJ.
For Probate Judge
Francisco Lucero y Montoya, Ala
media. ~ NJ.
]. 4. Garcia y sanchez, Albuquor-
que, ~ NJ.
Raymond Bland, Albuquerque, ~ NJ
For County Clerk
Nostor Montoya, old Albuquerque,
y. NJ.
Dennis chavez Albuquerque, A. NJ.
II. n Campbell, Albuquerque, \. NJ.
For sheriff
Jesus Romero Old Albuquerque, n,
NJ.
Rafael Garcia, Albuquerque, n NJ.
A. \. Boyle, Albuquerque. N. NJ.
For County Assessed
Jesus Maria Sand0val Albuquerque,
n NJ.
stephen f. Roehl Albuquerque, N,
NJ.
Leon Antoine, Albuquerque. n. NJ.
For County Treasurer
q. A. Matson, Albuquerque n. NJ.
Frank Il. Harris, Albuquerque, n. NJ.
4. SpaldnE. Albuquerque, ~ NJ.
For County Superintendent OF
Schools
Atanasio Montoya, Albuquerque, n.
NJ.
John smith, Albuquorquc, ~ NJ.
For County surveyor
A. T.. Hutchinson Albuquerque n,
NJ
Pitt Ross, Albuquerque, n. NJ.
s w. Hail. Albuquerque, n. NJ.
And It is further proclaimed that
said general election shall be held IN
the various precincts and election dis-
tricts of said Bernalllo county at the
following named places, to-Wlt:
Precinct NO f. san Jose, at the
house of J. Felipe Armijo.
Precinct No. 3, Del Rio, at the house
Of Julian ArmiIo.
fre'ln', ~, o5,s " Hta, Nfnrtincz
mousse on M,t'l''',''d n,,'tas do Aim
FIecli'ct ~ ~, 80 .S''' nf Nioonor Mar
luel quo' AT '''o
tinez, ,e., y, paro,as nj tho Of
,,. lIeCln,' t',,agr,ia arO' w. l"ncba1
n,oainct No los padiUas. at the
Preeinct no. w. ,ioroga ,,oT s'''''''' ' "
mouse ol i'V,,'"l' ,,a elu Son knto,lo NJ tho
llec''lVt 80, 4, ~ - ,ia,,,
house OF Ncn'eSi'9 ,,y os ,,' ,sEV g,,ogos NJ tho
ireel'ict ~, q ''D" ,,,,i,
mouse OF "roEodlo p,ndb"s o,"' do AtrIsco.
lt'cilVl ~ -, ,gai,'ador Armiio
at ihe nouSe VI ,1,''' @gcnhosa ne tho
lre'luS' ,,t,o,,,, a., Morn
mousse ol .'"'''V''" paIa,ito ot tbe
freclnct No, pona
mouse OF M@'l"', ~ 't,ioctinp District
Frecln't 80 o'csiI-,' ~ dc Lorhar Garneo.
NO. NJ me .''I.,1 ol,'1' .lrent Vr 't'' '''
,,..,,,,t Ne 10 election District
Precinct no t5, H., h,r'''"I ns Inbn q hl-
no. q at ln' 9l',ry n1,t,d ~ s3rnni
bright ~ No''H '' nid tlhnonaro,te
Preelhct NO J. o. ~" n',,,.', ,a,''''
at the publc scno"l HvuH' -. u,o
Precinct NO - sun ,. le'''''''' ''' Wv
IlOuHf VI gNl'biAH A'' 10 N''' 4
Albuquerque morning journal., 1916-10-31
IIlIE1 COURSE
III1JDSTING TO
ELECTION TIME
..a-.ag and Erratic mo. NO.
'...,-|S;z a. Suggests Conformity
y. !. soss1I5tiye Interests as
p-sIn-naTy


.sseihL LuAsHp WIS
. .ss.''' ''y Act so.--The coniiict-
W i',+, s,r,tie course of today :, $
4 sd era trading suggested ad-
. n'I,., !, speculative contracts pre-
a',i % :, he ne approaching elect election, ~
'ay y.l.,,e,Iiy - h, Of the market 10
sr.'onl I. decline in the forenoon
,,sa 'y -eoce Of another episode
be o',r .ss T boat question
a5.ss .',, y. shares were under more more
;aaa''o 'ol..,rsjpt. investment raiis
! -'- - = -. wv ; points et-loW~I
-aias ,s ~ some of the minor mem
slts VINE 'e sroup manifested a re-
.n p i sst weeks strength ana y a. "o -
5a.l o. a, az island advancing SPs 10
dg hoSs ~, figure Of the year.
I l' s,otes steel also Ieflecleu
raiied s'r, opinions current regard
b diverse -,frjv tf statement to be is
& be que.'v. qaU For some ineNpllc-
I'd lonOr lOn forecasts dealing win i.a
,I' ress.', were more conservative
.s even, .sa estimates and views OF the
ln ln' week. Metal issues maue .
''loas ass5v mart Of the days large anu m
gool'55 s5 51siness. Chino Copper pc
1slllep y, conspieuous in its partcular
/! Hl1s. I Ig reason Of its ascent to the
-S .ocora ", Of 69is. Zinc ISSUES
" ..oo, ,oe from their protracteu 10.
'lhslel .l.orican Zinc rising almost SIX
4 A,','' .o feG. Total sales amounted
100000 shares.
n..ss we're again uneven on lower
. So.gs ..,,ens for internationals' Total
Y, ,'' nsr value, aggregated $4'Soo'-
r,i,ad states bonds were unchans-
On call.
49, rrtanCu
Albuquerque morning journal., 1916-10-31
Hear Bursum tonight
at Republican Head
quarters.
Gerard Booked to Return

New York oct 30.-James w. Ge-
rard, American ambassador to Ger
many, who arrived horc October 10
on leave of absence. has bcoa booked
passage to return TO Berlin on the
Scandnayiau-AmoriCan line steam
ship Frederl VIII, sailing December
{ fer Copenhagen.
Albuquerque morning journal., 1916-10-31
NEW YORK META. MARKET

New York, oct. 3O.-Copper-
Strong. Electroytic, first quarter,
S2S.00.
Iron-Steady. No. I northern,
$22.00d23
Tin-Firm. Spot. S41.S7ia @42.25.
Albuquerque morning journal., 1916-10-31
NEW YORK COTTON.

New York. oct. 3O.-Spot cotton
Quiet. Middling uplands, $lS.55.
Sales, coo bales
Albuquerque morning journal., 1916-10-31
rransfcr Mirclcs- Censors.

washington, oct. 3O.-Trans5leIS u ~
7 iant charles r. Clark and Lieut. n;
{ Keen naval censors at SayNilie anu
Sc q; sconsatf wireless stations resPet-,
ti,.oI1, to other posts. was announced
eTations | The admiral denied pun
tal,en t.,l, because Great Britain protested
that the officers had perHl' l''eu
neutral information 10 go out eo,'e-b ...b
ing the recent raid of the German SUI
marine U-53.
Albuquerque morning journal., 1916-10-31
LEAD AND SPFITER,

New York, oct 30,-Lead, $1,000
40.
Spelter-Quiet. Spot East st. Louis
delivery, 9a @l04c.
Albuquerque morning journal., 1916-10-31

None So Good as Chamberlain :
'T consider Chamberlain's Cous'
Remedy the best medicine on the n M II
ket for colds and coughs. Mrs. y. - n
Mcdowell Fort Wayne, Ind. OD'a'''
able everywhere.
Albuquerque morning journal., 1916-10-31
WANTFD--snlcsmcn.

D~4~l~0~a-4~~~~s~~~~lN1e~
SELL INSURANCE profitable. pleasant
work energetic active mon can hulll M
p.t1nnnrnj businosy. nn Investment reuulrcd
immediate cnsh returns. exclusive territory
part ut whole time, with uig opportunity for
adynnccmaut Oct the money making facH
today Write National CnHualy Company
Detroit Michigan
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1916-11-03
The Specific Cause of Allmcnt Is
Micro organism, a SO called
Virus Method OF Treating Pa
ticnts Outlined
ISOLATION OF THE SICK
is STRONGLY ADVOCATED
All Recognized and Suspected
Gases Should he Reported
Promptly No Specific Treat
ment of Established Value.

Washington Nu. Tho weight
pf present uru.uu uei.u'. goo fn, ,.rW
that puuomH ,,is Dunut|" uaniNs.-I
i8 exclusively 10 human disease ami 4.
spread Dos human contact Wult'.,r
other clu-'- may Dee found fp cone
tribute in lts spread iH h, .uu,iu-
sion reached hv committee uf the
American rubuc HrtIib ps.uDAtuu.
made public here toat, Dos 'h, United
States public health srrs.r
'Th, specific cause of uoUomycl..
't. continues tho .cpur' .sp micro
organism. u-callei virus which
mas h" positively identified ~ pres
ems uu'. hy ts production of puloW}
clii- 900 monkeys. NporIm,u'iUy iu-
uu,giH''d such experiments hpN"
shown this virus to nc present not
only u the nervous Tissues and Ger
'Hu u'hrr organs ot persons who have
died of puIumSclit.-. but also iu fh'
nose. mouth uul bowel discharges oi
pi'i'r's un'fiuF from me disease
The committee rccoWWrud1 the
follow procedure .u attempting 90
control th, lis,tsr. Requirement that
AN r'vusn.lod and suspended cases
%" rruIrt'I prumrtl, ISOLATION ai pa
t'uls zoo screened premises for 40
! lo.sr .iN w,,ta. divnirrt.uu uf hudt
f discharge restriction at morcmcnt'
I'D. intimate associates 900 fpr t5 prHc.
f.rln.'. Hs ,s,'u..uu of rhldrru u'
| tho fmIN from school and nthri
El'l,rus. protection of children
/ from contact Wuh other children uf
I ih, ..,u,rHl public dIru. 'pId'W.rs
The Hawaiian gazette., 1916-03-21
TRANSFER Of MONEY
NAY NOT BE- LEGAL
City Auditor and Treasurer Have
Asked For Opinion e.,

The transfer Of money from the Der.
manent Improvement fund to. the Ho-
nolun road fund, provided for by re.
solution by the board of supervisors
at its last meeting, has not met with
the approval of the city auditor and
treasurer and they will ask for an opin.
ion from the city attorney as to the
legality Of the order Of the board.
o The amount involved is $500. This
money was used from the road depart
ment allowance for the purpose OF re-
pairing The Makiki flume and building
the Puuloa coral rbad. The money has
been paid out of the road tax and now
IT is the idea of the Supervisors to
draw on the permanent Improvement
fund to cover the two sums back into
the road fund. if}- ~ ~ " T.,
Under the law, money in a special
fund may not be used for any purpose
9th 7 than that, specified. Both pieces
Of work might well have been done
from the permanent Improvement fund
at inception but once having been paid
for out Of the road fund the city e.
nanciers do not see how the transfer
can now be made without conflicting
with the law. ... .srt4lf..a.&E,
The Hawaiian gazette., 1916-03-21

Grating upon Temporary contracts, and
It Is said that several are in financial
straits, and would have gone broke
save for the high prices auRar has
brought since the outbreak OF the wal
in Europe. The homesteaders declare
that there are sixty contracts await
ing the approval of the Governor, who
insists that all but Ave of the contracts
with Lime have been transferred TO
other plantations. W =. y
The Governor 3 attitude, he saws, has
been based upon his desire to secure
full protection to the honestea ders
themselves, to which the holders OF the
land reply by saying that the contracts
with the Lihue company were drawn
under the practical direction of the Gov.
ernor, who has since that time changed
his mind in several particulars. ~
Plant Along Proposed Ldnst
Following several conferences with
the Governor and the former land com
j. d. Tucker, and Charles r
Forbes, superintendent of public works.
the homesteaders began planting cane
along the proposed line of a railroad
that has been under consideration for
years. Some Of this cane is now ready
for shipment. Contracts were made
with the Lihue company, subject to the
of Governor Pinkham. They
have been in the Office Of thsIGovernor
since February, 1915, and have not
been acted upon.
The railroad has not been built and
the homesteaders are now at q point,
where they must make new contracts,
either with Lihue or the Makee sugar
'ompany. These contracts, they de.
dare, viii be made on less advantaeeou
terms than the former. Many of them
are said to be making short term con p.
tracts with the Makee Sugar Company
without awaiting the sanction Of Cover
nor Pinkham, hoping that ere the time,
ONES for the next contracts to be
signed, the railroad will he under con d,
aud contracts with Lihue can
De definitely arranged.