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The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-04-15

Can YOU recommend a good face ,Oap.
not sJpeniirs' ! IKE 70 wash the diri
and 0rric out OF NV skin nt npht ,0ih
sDdp and irdfer. 10 " not harmful, Is ~
Mos H.
Rcp'y WaFhing tho face with SOAP and
vnter n quite fight = II The way on-
dnes n. that counts Pc CASTLE ~ IN.
expensive and reliable A. u IL msdr from
olive off, Rinse With scterhi waters after
the washing or frrubh'ng, ~Ch rinse
cooler than tho lEst
rm froYbied p,ih Corr' ard h0ir
fhcr rfmursd Nv chiropod,H rtsrv tro
months VT hey return. " there a cryd
foi thew Nancy
Reply ch.fopodl.t should cure beside
remove the corns. You should n-v"r
have u pressure on the place. for that
viii start ~ new growth al any time.
Frequently corus disappear themselves.
hy merely removing th" pressure which.
after all was IN. cause Wehr q felt tni
around each corn. and he sure your chi
fopodsi is good They should 40 asu
cniitcly Siu thl. cnrc
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-04-15

- take srnenkins nut of nov shoes
tnkc . plaitri NJ sumc sort r. hs vie
rls,e win A.. and rrut % hile unsrsd
ril IN " ut the solrs ~ rfr1kIng shoes
rest in this rvft night ana IN the nofn.
ius YOU viii find tho, the, NOT only 40
NO, make snv more nnisr hut 'hai tho
oi has INSIDE tho solss rnprNios 10
dFwrNrss ~ veil
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-04-15

Our hsW pound cream cheese heHirn
up Nith two tablespoons u' .Huvp 4
nut. uur iraapuur stf1vhrrr, Jam nn~
t,t.ruru .urIy ,Nnpp,d .0lsN nne.
uutf'.r teaspoon ulwlkt frr 1Iaaml'ni
snudvt tn,s MN we'll and mrIsl'n with
vi lppyd cream enough 'u unkv thin
enough 'r .rrr,d tut ihm sN,ra q
brown bi,td ant With h,kur ppv doe
ran cat each sandwich into iNu rtra.
cents These arc dream, Wuf sand
wirhya
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-04-15
NEWSPAPERS BELIEVE
WAY PAVED FOR PEACE

LONDON Aprll II IoIo - M Two
weekly papers. the Economist and the
Nation both Of which have shown tend
oncy favorable to compromise Of the
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-04-15

gers and no dust could get In. rormula
for bluing one ounce Prussian blue,
fourth ounce oAalic acid CcrystalsD.
three pints soft water shake several
times the day you make II
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-04-15
Hints for
buSok0opQn,


EVsf, unr knows how dNu,Wii u g. 10
rci enough ."t., ,nIng .u u0 h...v Nf
uft., n .II.t,u fN DO. fN'.'.i When
p.,unflur in. .,oI m..ii 'Ir f.g.r hr.
tween iH, "..n HnI .'u nuA .rrsi,tr
u.,m u,,. 'N, bf,rsi rui nm in, un,Iy
thus mpd. vt'n ar ana nti. raIp'f
Th, fub.. Will hr uu,h mr'r i,I.i.us
and t' t,.tN s'bsru,d
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-04-15

Meet sensible Eifls kerp ini uf Jrs.
molics and drugs m their tcilci ,sbls
There are foe articles Nhich should
slws,s ~ in ronvenlsr, rlsrs An a.
~, uf ghse fturptd bottles containing
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-04-15

SALMON CrUlus,,ss Ors can aahron.
nn' hah rur ~ tirs boiled rnfsis, uns
efr hf snf r~rre, srd r,.rhrr
crumbs irsin sn upu'd 80 csn ~
'a'mrn adi me half rur ~ ti,s urs
ess rcn hsstsn li,i' rsfsie, sna sss
ani rsrpef Hotm n shsrs ~ go.
pnr'ies and roll IN rfsshsf crumbs place
IN wsl hui,efsd ran ara hiuen In
~ pVrr
Fsh 'fcpue,es isis 'H rIshi tts.
qur,iss. artofhirs - sissl sea- rvs
'ah'e'rror hmtst ard one ~ nruf N
g'ihri ada teu.thfds ,ur uf mia h,i'
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-04-15
Heart and Home
Problems
By hrs ELIZABETH THOMPSON

I. II pruprr 10, US 10 eo motoring
alone .t uighi with our boy friends,
n ~, have , date ls II sll right
~ take long VAIN
NJTT AND UEtT
She should SAY. she 10 friend
pf mine and 40 not care tp discuss
Nor
y h.F si'ter invites nor t wou'd ne
ul right
Nu. n would not boo al rsht
n Is ,l. righi lr 1sk ho, 10 hr'ns
friend hui ~ be- refuses the rIrl
should hc pleasant about lt Ani nui ap-
rUtf ANNOY 'I -t, could say. 'uh. lll
rrh'
iUink u contemplate Tor q rirl
iH if' ~ make huY IKE her when he
llfrnd, show his preference fof m.
other rifl
GirI. M rs snpuld not so rntnfins
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-04-15

rNGLANo 70 CALL YOUTHS
LONDON, \pril % Great Bunu vii
srUi'h ylU iu the yOiH's nur N.Nvnr
u'i Youths prUurilnr iU rUuH|'a tn in'
lobby Of the house Uf common
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1916-02-20

Frank M0Faa 2 aeYel0DIng hIs Ies mua-
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1916-02-20
Rourke Has Only
Constitution of the
Western League

The Western league magnates were in
Bession at tho schedule meeting at Lincoln
last week. A matter OF Importance came
up and the magnates found II necessary
to refer to the league constitution.
who has a copyto OF the constitution"
came the query from President zehrung.
Il have" said Pa Rourke. owner of the
Omaha club. hut ! left 1t at home"
None Of tho other magnates had a copy.
In 1905 the constitution was written and
printed. but every copy except that
owned by Rourke has long since disap-
peared.
so that tho mosuls would not violate
the constitution Rourke telephoned TO
Omaha 70 Brother Dave to send the copy
70 lincoln. Brother Dave dispatched
messenger with the precious copy with
special orders to give II to Pa and no.
body else.
The messenger spent three hours look
Ing Tor Rourke when he arrived in Lin
coin. All OF the other magnates could be
found but tho messenger wouldn't give
the little booklet up to anybody but
Rourke lie finally found the Omaha
magnate about II o'clock at night
SHINE precious Is the Western league
constitution and Rourke thinks the West
ern ought TO employ Waterman to see
that the only copy In existence Isn't
swiped
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1916-02-20
PLESTINA TO MEET PETERS
Omaha Wrestler Accepts Offer from
Emil HANKS Man and Go is to
Be Held February %.
JOE ROGERS GETS COLD FEET

Marvin Piestina's offer to wrestle
Charley Peters has been accepted by
the Omaha grappler and the date for the
match has been set an February o. The
go will be staged at the Auditorium by
the Omaha Athletic club.
Plestina stepped In Friday ana offered
TO mix with Peters when Joe Rogers, who
was challenged by Peters, took a fast
train out OF town. Something happened
to Rogers when he entered the ring with
Joe Steoher last Tuesday night.
Until the huge Buffalo man went into
the ring he was considered quite a
wrestler. But somebody evidently left one
OF tho windows OF the Council Bluffs
Auditorium open and the breeze chilled
Joe's pedal extremities.
The result was that Rogers acted like
a man In trance when stecher grabbed
him. He was duck soup for the Dodge
lad. Also when Charley Peters came to
bat with n challenge to him Rogers feet
got still colder and he didn't wait to bid
Emil Kiank. his manager. goodbye.
Betser Man Than Rogers.
Klank had Plestina IN Omaha with him
so he offered TO substitute Plestina for
Rogers. Piestina il some wrestler and IL
even thought to be a better man than
Rogers.
lie holds a decision over Stranger
Lewis and that Is even more than stecher
can boast for Lewis proved to be a better
foot racer than Joe when they met In
Evansville sometime ago. Plestlna also
has dumped Paul Martenson who was
recently flopped By Peters.
II should be good. fast 20 and Peters
viii have TO show a lot OF speed to trim
the Chicago Rrappler
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1916-02-20
MORAN HAS ONE ADVANTAGE
OVER WILLARD IN FIGHT

New YORK. Fek ia fighting
authority says there Is one detail in
Frank Moran's favor. lie has been fight
Ing. and thereby soaking up experience
and the proper sort Of training. Willard
has fought ono fight IN two years A.
the end Of his first championship sea-
son HIS record Il the weakest ever known
70 a champion. Il Is hard 70 SEQ how
lie has improved TO any extent through
fhe medium Of one night. ana there was
he widest sort OF room for improvement.
His bulk more than any other factor
makes him formidable He viii have to
Improve 100 per cent In the battle OF
March 70 prove that ne belongs with
sItx corbett. JEFF and the otherA
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1916-02-20
Pirates Grab Star
Fed from Pa Rourke

The Pittsburgh Pirates grabbed the
only Federal league player Pa Rourke
has had his eye on this spring The
EXCEED Is Harry Moran. southpaw
pitcher, who was with the Newark out
laws last year. Moran was on Harry
sinclaif's list and Rourke made an offer
for him. a. h-oFan Il youngster who.
II u said. n bound TO be a big league
star IN a year or two. The Pittsburgh
club evidently figured Moran a major
ia.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1916-02-20
CONNIE MACK SIGNS ONE
MORE RAH-RAH ATHLETE

Connie Mack has signed walter whit
taker. q pitcher Of the Tufts college
team, who will report after school closes
IN June. He IL q right handler. 1t is re-
ported his pitching mate ON the Tufts
team, Kieppa. also win Join the Athletics
after the college year closes.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1916-02-20
The HypOdermic Needle

Giles preparatory TO his bout with willard.
For what? Huhs Preparedness? Yes?
ST. LOUIS. CARDS REFUSE TO
BUY WINGO FROM CINCY
REDS. WHO WANT To
SELL HIM.
" W. do not ,cdat 1 WineO,''
1iras Msller Higgins lingo,
II can't use him By jingo,"
SO ,rkere sOilI Ivy Wingo.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1916-02-20
ESSAYS ON SPORT.
~. ASNr..est,~

ESSAYS ON SPORT.
No. 4--wreseling.
This IL family newspaper An essay
on wrestling In a family newspaper IL
difficult matter, indeed. In describing
and explaining wrestling as II Il, and
those who are IN II, one Is tempted TO call
out that part OF his vocabulary which is
considered do trop In the best circles and
therefore not calculated TO please those
who read family newspaper.
The object aim and desire Of the wres-
Ting game Is to separate the we'll known
public BY fair means or foul. mostly foul.
from all It's earthly possessions. A con
man or a sticlup u good. kind guy as
compared 10 a wrestler Tho original
eet-rich-qulck guy was wrestler
The qualifications OF wrestler are few.
II Is only necessary TO have neck as
big around and as thick as a Washing
ton FIR. and spine, that meets itself
coming back. Joe Stecher IL not a
wrestler. Joe stecher has reputation for
being on the square and no guy with such
a reputation can set into exclusive wres-
Ting circles,
A wrestling manager must have q shape
like a eorkserew so he cannot lie straight
In bed, He must never toll the truth
even TO himself, and he must never play
square with anybody. lie must be an ex.
pert in the art Of the double and also the
triple cross. The more the cross the bet
ter the manager.
A wrestler or a wrestling manager must
be so good he Is barred from membership
In the American Federation Of Allied
Crooks No self-respecting porch-elimber
or yeggman viii vote for a wrestler OF a
wrestier's manager.
To be specific a wrestler or his man
ager must he--oh, well. what's the use. Il
can't be done in family newspaper :.
SPEAKING OF WILLIAM
AND ALL THAT DOUGH
: HE WILL GET FOR
/ FIGHTING ONE
n. MORAN.
when Curiey cops his share,
/ And Jones draws out his bit,
An ali tho other helpers theirs.
kne UAa.iip saare %iii zero nit
4 Les Darcy. It's said trains I'm a gas
house One would think Darcy was a
manager, not fighter,
SOME Po
THIS 30.
CAN out.
Tor bout,
On, yes
Hkg less,
Wnl fight,
some night,
Ten rounds,
which sounds,
Great stuff,
But bluff,
To get,
Hu bet,
The dough,
on, no.
Frank Moran Is developing his les mus
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1916-02-20
WE NOW BAwI OUT
THE MOTOR SHOW.


4 fool there was and he packed his grip.
Even as you and !;
To old Omaha he took 4 trip.
Even as you and l;
And he straightway hiked 70 the auto
This poor old fool who didn't know.
Even as you and i.
lie entered the door Of the autoshow.
He displayed roll Of the magic dough
Even as you and i.
And was quickly caught in the awful
crush.
OF the terrible charge OF the ssiesmen's
rush,
And was knocked on, cold by the flow
ina sluah.
Even as you ana l.
''Buy Ramblslong. it's the worlds
''sne ride. right along without a bump
An aren't threw into high:
He Is lying 10 you. the Trip Is the car.
1T win go any place be It near, be It
said smother one standing nearby.
yv'he,s 40 YOU set that, those hacks are
The ear, ear fe cry yos Mister !. the Per-
Another one horned IN the game;
MY car i the speeder Il cannot be
Shell bass any thing you see on the
Hailyhoo Am mace his claim
From booth 10 booth. the fool went his
Even as you ana L.;
Listened to all, hsd nothing 20 say.
Even as YOU and l.
Learned OF the Brighten and Frixem and
Erik.
slidem and sllppem ana stiekem and SIX,
TIL his head vhirled round and his mind
was quite nix,
Even as you and l.
And a. he hiked for the open door,
Even as you and 1
Homeward bound 70 return no more,
Even as you and 1.
Ran into the arms or selling man,
Heard the yarn Of the Oldtincan,
bought the thAng and straightway ran,
Even a. you and !.
4 moral there Is IN the tale Of this fool
Even as In ali tales;
A moral you never Will learn at school
Even as In all tales.
II ever you 80 10 an auto show.
lorr entire roll you win have 70 hlow,
Before that Eang VIII allow you 10 80.
Twill happen 70 you or l.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1916-02-20


reading left to right Marty Omaha John Savage Topeka Frank In Des
Ed Hanlon Sioux
George Stone Lincoln Lincoln President Frank
McGm Denver; Jack Holland St Joseph 4
Imperial Valley press., 1916-02-19

Choice White Rose Seed Potatoes
at 21a cents per pound. Do what you
like with them.
Adv KELIY'S NURSERY.
Imperial Valley press., 1916-02-19

Modern Groom housekeeping apis,
658 Commercial. Ed Royce.-Adv.
Imperial Valley press., 1916-02-19

Dr.W.E.Lyons, Osteopathic Physician
1915 Dunaway Bldg. Phone AS
Adv.
Imperial Valley press., 1916-02-19

Signal schoolhouse last night the
farm bureau was organized with Grow
err Lotus as president; Lewis Ivey,
wise precedent, and f. Albright, sec
retary-treaurer.
X y x
District Gets Cars-Receiver w. H.
Holabird has sent down to the 1rri-
cation District an Overland Six from
Los Angeles, this being the first prop
erty actually turned over to the dis
trict.
W. c. T. L. Meets MOnday-Regu-
lar meeting of the w. c. T. U. will
be held Monday afternoon at the
Methodist church. All members are
urged to be present as it is wished
to close the books for the fiscal year.
Thank All Who Aided-The ladies
of the w. C. T. U. take this oppor-
tunity to thank Sawyer & Carey of
the l.. & S. theatre and all others
who aided the presentation of the en-
tertainment last night under their
auspices.
To Institute Lodce-Mrs Mary Liv-
ingston, past grand chief of the Pyth-
ian Sisters .of California, will insti-
tute Pythian Sisters Temple in this
city February %. She will be the
guest of Mrs. F. E. Thompson at that
time. Mrs. Livingston is one of the
most popular of past grand officers
in the organization.
kissel kar Men-The San Diego
branch of the Kissel Kar Company is
represented hereby a party of three
Alva Smith, H. w. Nerney and w. S.
dibbard-who drove over in a stock
'ar. They report the road barely
oassable. They expect to arrange for
he Kissel Kar to be handled in the
7alley, where it has not heretofore
,een represented.
Prize Movie Causes a Stir-The Pal
ace theatre announces "The Sins of
he Mothers" for Sunday nights pro-
gram. Out of 1000 manuscripts sub
nitted, "The Sins of the Mothers" was
awarded the $1,000 prize. In prepar-
ng this prize play for the screen,
Ralph w. Ince was instructed to spare
10 expense and what is perhaps the
strongest cast of players ever assem-
)led for the enactment of a single pic
ure is seen in ''The Sins of the Moth
RS" Theatres have been crowded at
very performance to see this Won
lerful drama of power. Rare judg-
nent has been displayed in selection
If players and it is exciting and we'll
acted. The costuming is notable.
X y Y
Land Fight Settled-One of the
first Imperial valley land contests was
finally disposed of when John D.
Roche, register, and Alex. Mitchell, re-
,eiver of the United States land of
ice, received advices from Franklin
<. Lane, secretary of the interior, that
he appeal of Charles w. Forker and
Nilfred w. Harthorn for retrial of
heir contest against Fred w. Sargent
lad been denied. This action spells
inis to a fight that has been waged
or several years. In June, 1907, Mr..
Sargent filed on 1869 acres near
doltville. His was one of the first
and entries in the Imperial Valley.
Iessrs. Forker and Hartshorn joined
orces in contesting Mr.. Sargent's en-
ry, alleging he had failed to comply
Imperial Valley press., 1916-02-19
City and Valley

To Divide No. 5-There is revival
of talk of a division of Water Dis
trict No. 5, which has been suggested
heretofore.
4 X
A SUGGESTIVE benefit given the
w. c. T. U. at the L. & S. theatre
last evening proved a financial sue
cess, the sale of tickets being highly
satisfactory.
X X X
Suit Filed-Suit for possession OF
the east one-haf of Section IS, Town.
ship 16 South, Range Is East, has
been filed by Frank Livsey against
Frank McKane.
Fictitious Check Charge. Wigin-
lton of Holtville was brought to the
bounty Jail this morning from Ca
\exico by Sheriff Applestill. Wigikon
Imperial Valley press., 1916-02-19

is charged with issuing fictitious
checks.
x x
Three Judgments-The Pacific Coast
Mail Order House has secured judg-
ments by default in three suits, against
Wilson Graham, for 1925, Frank S.
Strang for 1925 and Clyde Reynolds
for $3.50.
Mt Signal Farm Center-At Mt.
Imperial Valley press., 1916-02-19
TO ADVERTISE THE K0HlER s
CHASE LINE Of PIANOS.
We WILL GIVE
E-ss0E JG01
II sss57-----n
FREE III .I N ID

FIRST PRIZE @
.A~Beautiful 1850 Player Piano
We guarantee this can be solved.
The gentlemen who will act as Judges
is guarantee that the awards will
be distributed to those who deserve
them. In case of tie, the judges being
unable to decide between any two So
lutions, each will receive equal prizes.
Don't delay. Send in your answer
quick. You may get Beautiful Player
Imperial Valley press., 1916-02-19
MAINLY PERSONAL

Joseph F. Seymour, Jr., has left
for San Francisco as city and county
in the Waterways Con-
vention.
Imperial Valley press., 1916-02-19

At the Palace theatre tonight a Par
amount feature, "The Wild Olive" with
Myrtle Stedman, the talented young
actress, in the leading role, will be
presented. Also a Sidney Drew COM
edy will be shown. First show starts
at Z o'clock sharp.
Imperial Valley press., 1916-02-19
MARRIAGE LICENSE

G. S. Peck, AZ, and Mrs. Beulah
F. Moore, %, both residents of CaleX-
leo.
Imperial Valley press., 1916-02-19

with the desert land laws in proving
up his claim.
Imperial Valley press., 1916-02-19
r r e f.
cuNnnNyD nunvuN
.SEOONU I"NIZE
A Beautiful $40 Violin Outfit.
THIRD PRIZE

THIRD PRIZE
A Beautiful $4,000 Sewing Machine.
FOURTH PRIZE
Beautiful $2J Mandolin and Case.
The next ten largest premiums, each
a copy of sheet music and $165OO
credit.
The next twenty each a copy Of sheet
music and a credit of $125.O0.
The next twenty-five. scarf pin
and a credit Of $4,000.
The next twenty-five a scarf pin and
O credit Of $500.
The next twenty-five. o scarf pin and
a credit OF $1,000.
And all other correct answers will re-
ceive a scarf pin and credit Of
f25OO r.@
Imperial Valley press., 1916-02-19
An Opportunity

for a young man with small amount
of money to get into business. A good
oroposition. Look into it. Box 744,
FL Centre, Cal.-Adv.
Imperial Valley press., 1916-02-19

Miss Jean Brooks, dressmaker, 657
Vine street. X26O
Imperial Valley press., 1916-02-19

Magazines and Newspapers at
Brad's Smoke Shop, 564 Main ST., Ell
Centro.-Adv.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1916-01-19
MORE PROSPERITY
IN SIGHT,, ASSERTS
RATION bANkE9
c. N. Blackwell. Colfax Coun-
ty Builder, Says Develop.
ment in Northeast New
Mexico Has Just Set In.

Tn, past ycat nae been our ul ,N-
c,ptIu.ll ~rtusporit, "a 'nllIN county
and 100 Hnrth,tat,ru New Mos CO.,
said g. y blackwell rt. sIdrut pf fh,
First National uunt of Nlfuu go fho
AlNItado last night. "hui ~ s ig., 1
tnr'riuu'r "i FAR greater |prosp,tIt,
during the coming clr. and lu even
m"r" importaui gruvih. uui' aIi
-igus ril
Nr Blackwell who o.. our ~ th'
PIONEER builders of northern N,N
Mexico. was here Co attend tho tn-
uual meeting OF the 0,.. dental Ii'D
Insurance company cot which hc BE- %
member of the directorate"
1T ts impossible 20 comprehend IIa.
what h happening IN our pant uf the
state without q personal ,uap, 'iuu %
SAID MI Blackwell Farmers o. 'u'
riaht Kind are coming boo rip.ll, and
IN" land is being modo iu SOME at'n
90 produc" itS purchase value 80 % SIN.
vt, season. Elevators nt, sulur up
STOCK feeding is beginning Goo get ma,
a lusin'ss basis aud q taIr scale Iud
W, t"el that the real p,ruau'ut de-
~,rlopm"ut period of northern and
r~orthc,sNfn Ncw M,Nirp has set ~
"" hook for very important gruWth
duiing the coming year
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1916-01-19

TINT inc nor ,huior, germs wa NOT
stand the ummvt weather conditions
81 southern NrA Noy''o fpr l periud
of three months IN, pira N't' srpt
one month or each oi the three lot-
that had boon infested win the germs
~ thi- dis",sv respectively three.
four ma i've months previously THIS
Ra," thcu ampl" opportunity To- con
trnst h d,sctso had the s"rmr h""n
present.
The conditions that prevailed ia
this experiment s"rc practically IN"
sam" as az" 10 les found On the aver
axe irrigated farm
Although conclusive results can not
Dee drawn from this one experiment.
IN" results secured indicate nat ordi-
nnr!ly u may bee considered safe 10
~pgst1re huge on Fields that have been
occupied a. least three months pre-
vluusly by hogs that had chulern
A "a disinlectput, any OF the conl
tar preparations may be- considered
stf" ana advisable ~ used according
To- directions. AIR slAkcd time is also
uui'c effective when di-infoctlag for
this disease. 10 properly spread over
aud around the pens.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1916-01-19
HOG CHOLERA GERMS
CANNOT STAND NEW
MEXICO SUNSHINE

That the 2yiIu9 al hog ,hulctn cav
not stand three months ut New Mex
ice summer weather appears To- have
been proved los an experiment con
Quoted At the Agricultural college.
Whos4 Press Extension bulletin de.
scrib.s IL 1s follow
The puiuosc of this experiment.
which was conducted oy tn" Sew
Mexico agricultural experiment sta
tion, during 1874 was tn determine
the length Of Tim" required. 600 south
cru Sew Mexico tor the weather con
dltIons 10 %l.stroy IN" ylrulcnce Of the
hog cholera 70 ms. ca rholnra suis ,
The oXpcgim NJ ~ outlined required
that ten piss. four 10 n,r molths ct
age. averaging about sixty p"ulds Dee
placed ou the same pastures aud ave
cess to the avn housing quarters
that has previously been occupied los
hogs mat had dicd of the cholera.
pigs OF this size aud age were chosen
hocatis. thc, arr more s%uSc"ptibl" tu
the disease man when latE.r and
oluor.
after the disease had run H. course
and there we're no more siru~ ut o.
the sleeping quarters ana feeding pens
were thoroughly iisiufcotrd 80 ct
fort was made tee disinfoct the pas
lures that h1d been occupied by IA,
hogs hat had the cholera
nu November o.. lpti ten pir.
were placed in ono of The lots. which
had been ,o. f1Wiuaicd - the hog
chulcr, m%.cr"bcs This W,,s three
months after tho disease had been
utumu.d nut The uiRs Were uIEtn
grain once each dJs, ana permitted 80
craze over rho Dot. which was ovs"d
with % iuXurian' growth OF alfalfa.
The animals 1id uot AZ any time SHOW
nny antcmortom symptoms Of the
disease, ~ fact tnoy never exhibited
n sigus OF being even "n-toei and
made good gains
Results ct the experiment ind cate