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Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1916-02-23
CURRY COUNTY
FARMERS READY
FOR PLANTING
Mild Winter Favorable to
Planters in Eastern New
Mexicoi Bigger Acreage This
Year Than Ever Before,

Especial coHsenponoence 70 moanisa JouphtLl
Clovis, y. A., Feb. 22.---The unus-
ually mild winter has been taken adj
vantage Of by tho Curry county farm
crs to get their ground ia shape for
time during the winter that the
ground was frozen more than four
inches. and that only for short time,
so that it has been possible for the
farmers to work practically all the
time. and they have been occupying
that time well, breaking up the sod
ana disking the old ground, so that
when planting time comes they will be
able to 80 right to work. Several good
rains and a couple of heavy SHOWS
nave served to put the ground in cX-
ccllent condition so far as moisture is
concerned
That the acreage planted this year
will be far in excess of any previous
year is already an established fact. In
the first place, the farmers who have
been here Il year or more will greatly
increase their planted acreage and II
the second place any number Of farm
crs in the county this year Will show
an increase Of from % to A per cent
over previous years. Every day brings
new settlers. some TO take up their
homes on land already purchased and
others to buy land and make their
homes ON it. There was considerable
of slump in the real estate transfers
during the holidays and fer few
weeks thereafter, but for the past two
or three weeks the local realty men
have been kept busy showing pros
pectors around and closing up deals
with them.
Good Class Of Settlers.
The class of settlers coming in here
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1916-02-23

now augurs well for the future of the
county. We have gotten past the eX-
perimental stage which all new coun-
ties have to undergo. The original
homesteaders. many Of them hotel
clerks, lawyers, doctors, women and q
motley collection of people who came
merely To get a piece of land, have
disappeared. We do not mean To
leave the impression that all the
homesteadcrs were composed OF these
classes. as there are many people nov
living in Curry county who had prac-
teal experience at farming before
coming here, and they are now living
on the land which they homesteaded,
and they have made good.
But the majority of the original
homesteaders were inexperienced at
farming. They simply came here and
bet Uncle Sam $40, the cost of filing
that they would stay long enough to
get 100 acres Of land. Many lost the
bet. Others wen the bet, got their
land and then returned to their east
crn homes 4 feW--and only compar-
atiyely few Of those who went into the
game Of chance--won the bet, stayed
with their land and are now numbered
among the staunch and well-to-do
farmers of Curry county. But the
people who are coming now are, in
most cases, with means, farmers Of
practical experience in the several
states from which they hail, men of
tp. i've .fn aud aNat.Nft 1fnp
that is required to till the soil and
make Curry county the leading agrl-
cultural county of the plains.
Land Not for Sale.
a few days ago a gentleman here
received letter from a friend of his
who owns a Curry county farm, but
lives in western state a portion of
which letter reads: Nov Us to my
price (referring TO selling his place.
really haven't any and don't care
very much about selling. as 1t is a
good investment and as sure as gov
eminent bonds, and if | were to sell
I'd Just 50 and invest it again in land
in Clovis and Curry county. As high
as land is everywhere else. that land
can't stay cheap always. A man in this
town | am acquainted with wrote to
Chicago for literature on the very best
and cheapest land in the United states,
and they sent him literature of Curry
county and clovis. So Clovis still
looks good to me-
Truly, the fame of Curry county is
spreading, and with a good season,
this year the immigration to this To-
cality will beat all previous records.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1916-02-23

Denver Feb. -Cattle-Rcceipts
200. Market strong Beef steers,
$500 $50, COWS and heifers, $500
az 40 calves, 5000 1000.
Hoes--Receipts 1900. Market to
10 cents higher. Top, $S.15; bunk,
$700GS.05.
Sheep Receipts 900. Market
strong
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nusINEss CuANCEs.

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FOR RENT-Cood location for cleaning
establishment In Savoy hotel block In
uuire savoy hotel pffiea
FOR sALE-Or trade. furniture Of small
rooming house. good location, rooms full
AS West Gold
FOR 81 monthly you viii receive Two
classes "a week of good spanish; try n les-
son without charge Address Mr.. j. c.
Caldas. 2it North Fourth street.
FOR SALE -siXteen-room hotel doinS z
good business IN Ct floafishing mining
town, also. store building and good resi-
dence. Good reasons for selling. Address H..
Morning Journal.
WANTED--Dy educated young farmer
partner with s2.0ao 10 equip fine irrigated
farm worth ss.DeV. prefer widow or unnlnf-
iiad lady. or VIII Unysie per cent on loan
fnr fiee years. Il. u. Godffesf general de-
livery. city.
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LIVESTOCK MARKETS


Chicago, Feb. Receipts
$4,000 Market strong, 10 to Is cents
above yesterdays average Bulk, $S.25
q $40; light, $7.90ms.45; heavy. $500
a S.55: pigs, $6.40M $50.
Cattle--Rcccipts 1000 Market
steady. Native beef steers, S6.75 a
9.G5; western steers. S6.75 a $50; COWS
and heifers. $3.20M SIS; calves, $3.50
a 1l.25.
Sheep-Receip $4,000. Market
weak. Wethcrs, $1,000 $50; lambs,
.00M1l.1n
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Kansas CITY LiyesloeI,

Kansas City, Feb. 22.-Hogs-Re-
ceipts 1900. Market higher. Bulk,
$795MS.30; heavy, $S.150 $40: light,
$7.90@S.l5; pigs, 1925 Gl7.75.
Cattle-Receipts 5000 Market
strong. Prime fed steers $4,000 800;
dressed beef steers. $1,000 $40; west
crn steers. $G,75mS.40; cows, $4,000
100; heifers, S6.25GpS.50 calves, $3.50
q 100
Sheep--Reccipts 5000 Market
strong. Lambs. $l0.50@11.15; year
lings, S925M 1900; wethers, $l75W
$40
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1916-02-23

have been baptised into the Episcopal
fold during the past several months
ana they will be among the class for
confirmation. Instructions have been
given the candidates by the pastor,
Rev. l. s Moore
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1916-02-23

East Las Vegas, y. NJ, Feb. zZ.-T-
A large class will be confirmed at 81
paurs Memorial Episcopal church
sunday by the Rt. Rev. +. II. Eowden'
bishop Of New Mexico. Several adults
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1916-02-23


FOR SALE or RENT- Modern bungalow
in highlands. furnace heat garage. Dr
T. f. 1uu State National Bank binding,
ron SALE ~, l,ENT one 2-acrc pear
orchard and I acre ranch, one block from
car line. Inquire Eugene With, hlb Noun
tain Road
FOR sALN or IRA pE=-A 1Gn-ncrc farm.
within mile Of Dayton \. NJ. IN the
Pecos valley. Forty acres 81 apple orch-
ard G-yeAr-old trees: also forty acres In
alfalfa. good house. barn ana fencing. VIII
sell On tcrins or trade for Albuquerque real
estate w W. strong. Albuquerque. N. 81.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1916-02-23
CUT THIS QUIT rs WORTH
MONEY

DON'T MISS THIS. Cut out Shis
slip. enclose with &c and mail it 10
Foley & Co.. Chicago. Ill. writing
your name and address clearly. You
will receive in return trial package
lfolcy's Honey and Tar
Compound, for lagrippe coughs. colds
and Group. Foley Kidney Pills. for
lame back, weak kidneys rheumatism
bladder troubles and Foley Cathartic
Tablets, a wholesome and thoroughly
eathartic. for constipation,
biliousness. headache and sluggish
bowels. Sold everywhere.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1916-02-23
FOR KENT-Anartmcnts.

FOR RENT Furnished apartment sulal'n
FOR couple, references f0@3 West Central,
FOR HINT r0ur- room apartment ~ 400
south seventh modern. }. Iurradaiie.
aren't
FoR Rent Two and Groom furnished
housekeeping apartments. Wattr aud
FIRST
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1916-02-23
EOR SAI.I,--Iiancncs.

FOR SAI4E--Igancncs.
~r~eS>~ e>r~-~~~-~N-e~
FOR SALE Five ranch. all Ia alfalfa
small house, on main ditch ana main
road; two and one-Baif miles from post
office. Address Owner" Journal.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1916-02-23
FOR RENT

Desk space Ia modern building.
store room on North First street.
RoominE house consisting Of nine
we'll lighted rooms. IN fine location
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1916-02-23

IrldIAXTrON & Co.
2ii West Gold Avenue
ron RENT-nwcIlings.
North.
ron RENT Vow buugaioW futnaee,
modern every way no New York avenue.
FOK Thrcc-l0om HOUSE aud NleGp.
ing porch Inquire 1900 North Second
street.
FOR RENr-Ncw tWo.foom house with
sleeping porch SDoo. Inquire 1900 North
sccahd street
south.
FdR RENT-Fivc- room modern brick house
Phone llss
ron RENT-rUnfufnished Groom house.
madeIn, INQUIRE 40 West Lead.
FOR RENT-Three-Io house modern
we'll furnished. Inquire 303ia West Gem
tiai room 2H
ron RENT-small fwo-foom bangaloW
with glass sleeping porch, furnished az
die West Coal
FOR RENT Modern houses. I To ronnil;
4 and rooms furnished. W II. McMi,-
lion, gii West Gold
Highlands.
FOR REN1-Nifty three-fuom modern fur
nshed BUNGALOW 1aaa South Edlth.
ron RENT--A nice fllc.room cottage
newly tinled painted and cleaned 5lg
South broadway
FOR RENT-Two-fn1m furnished cotIage.
with sleeping porch neat and clean. 1918
South walter street.
FOR RENT ~TWo-ruom cottage with porch
glasacd in. completely furnished Sll.uD
per month lil5 South Arno
fOR RENT-~Nlne- room modern house with
sleeping porches. sol South Edith. Ideal
location for rooming and boarding house.
II. A Thorn, phone 1901.
ron RsNr-l9Ol south Walter atreot I'M
furnished, practically new fonr-room
house ON corner lot splendid sleeping
porehes. Apply Thaxton & Coz or 1915
East Central
.o. Ion HLNI-,l,oows
North.
ron RiiNT--steam heated furnished
rooms. $685. W. Central. Apply Room ~.
FOR Rent Three tafnisTcd rooms "a
lght housekeeping al9 North Fourth
street
ron HnNr Two modefn fulnishcd hollse-
keeping roomsi very desirable, no sick
Ggo NorLh slSlh street
uo..t.
V'"'
FOR EENf-AIodefn rooms. steam neat, no
sick 5oSM West Control avenue.
FUHNlsHED rooms. hot water heat no
sick, no children. IA West Silver.
FOR NEN'r--Two nlrelv Furnished roonl4
for housekeeplnp. no alek IN Weat
silver
NICE CTIlKV fnrulshrd LnuecErrnIng nj
sleeping rooms by dav or week Under
new management. American hotel. lcifth
and Central avenue. Phone sol.
FOR RENT--Nloc clean. nodern furni.h.
ed roon' steam heat. no sick. FOR twa
gentlemen or ladies. rrferenoea glO south
Third. Phone ls1
.,s-.-I--, "
n""r'
F01i KENT Two south rooms 2gi south
Walter ph0ne tdfa
roo ,,f-S-,,, -,s,,r,Ir, 90 e,.,,..-
r Rtt ffA-tH tHN ~ 'tt'N'' t''ilni Aio ovuAH
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1916-02-23


WANTED--A horse. u w Fcc
ROOF painting doue reasonably j. r..
Yo1ua rhouc iiGiE
CNIiTETr CLEANING. fundbTc ana stove
repairing w cor thonc tes
WANTED-Automatlle sioflgo batteries 70
be made as good as new, Butler Auto
GO .-.
WANTED no hoaa 81 moro good range
cattle on shares, huVe fine water ana
ranec. "cotlc. care Journal
R0oF PAlNT tabhait end OIL good for
any kind of roof soc per gallon. 900 bar
ri lots Mlnznno Co.. Ito south Walnut
WAITED Auto repnitiug 10 Keep our
gang Of Al mechanics employed thus
Winter. Prices right any make OF car.
Butler Auto 90.
WANTED-T0 rent or run on shatoe furn
lahcd tooming house ~ Albuquerque hy
experienced couple Address T., O. Box
t9l SANTA Fe. N.
WANTED Sacks. all sorts Of them that
wiil hold grain. Bay any amount one
sack or more a wagon viii call for them
II You phone nc. V ". Fee.
WANTED uy csplfeneld iatmn and Ford
repair man fam on ranch furnished on
shares or good job fIf salary Have Ferd
ear. what nave you2 = +. Godfrey general
delivery city.
4 PRACTICAL, way b buy piano Ask
about our plan of renting pianos with tie
PRIVILEGE Of buying later and having the
rent paid apply on The price Tho most
liberal plan over offered See MS about It
At once HnHenwaid Bros.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1916-02-23

JOURNAL
SNAP FOR
SOMEONE
Six lots on North Fifth street,
fine corner, water plant. Trees, vines,
etc. Threc-room house, worth $4,000:
we want an offer. Can sell ON easy
terms.
lPorterfield Co.
2I6 West Gold.
Real Estate, Fire Insurance. Loans.
---==----.-.---.-.-- =-=---=
.... IIELr WAITED.
Male
WANTED and dishwashof, AlbuQuer-
que eaIe,
WANTED-M OF an work, one handy
with tools preferred. Albuquerque san
itarum.
WANTBD--Carpentors at once $500 per
day. Employment Agency. ITO South
Third street. Phone 35i
WANTED Men to Learn The Barber Trade.
Few weeks completes actual experience,
careful instructions, a method chat has
placed thousands in good positions, can We
help you. Write Moier Barber College,
penver Colo. Established 1888
Female.
WANTED--Competent maman cook for
couatry Apply for particulars 40 East
IRON avenue.
WANTED--WomNn 70 patch grain sacks;
any one who has done rough sewing can
easily do this. T. " Fee.
WANTED---Lady who would consider p0-
sition out of town where II good home
MS well as wages would be considered w
u. g, journal.
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Administrations.
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WANTED Position Of any kind ii or put
of town by young man, prefer ranch. NJ
W. huston, general deliyery. city
WANTED--By middle aged woman, position
as cook ranch, boarding house. private
family. Immediately conlmunicate Mrs.
WANTED Teacher desires summer on
gagement Life certificate from two
states graduate Teaches languages. Posi-
ton in town or upon ranch Address X. y
T.. care Mornlns Journal
MULTIPLICATION outside az city by In
teiligent. dependable man Of 3O good
clerk store or office though Kind Of work
makes no difference. healthy, no bad ha
bits; references. l.. l.. Y. journal.
-o,l Ion sALlSliscclisncogs:
CEDAR POSTS and ferllllzcr. Phone i6t2W
ron SALE Numbcr Royal typewriter
Phone 20ll.
FOR sALE--Ail kinds OF second hand
stoves cheap. 405 south First
FOR sAI.E-Fivo used cars. Al condition,
prices right. Butler Auto 60.
FOR sALE--At sncdfice studebnker au.
H
lonlopile ~ pellecl condlllon, ~ w. Fre'
FOR sALE--Indcrwood typewriter, good
order, $40. l22 South Fourth. Phone vi.
FOF SAT,I5--ejrny n DAVIS aeIf- starter for
Ford cars brand nov. baroaln Tonv
Phone 17G.
For sALE--A henderson motorcycle. good
in''',in' n'"N. "FPis :" '' ''N-
-a-l.. - : GUN W ..I-r --..------------
FOR SALE--ii0 shares Occidental Fire In
surancc company stock at so cents on tho
dollar Willis Ford, Roswell N NJ.
NJ, {. = = a, "a T.. N - -. ~ IL, /
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1916-02-23
City Reality & Loan Co.
Real Estate. Loans and Insurance.
a07 West Gold. Phone ss6.


TOR LII, IScstocls ard Poultry.
FOR SALE l.hode 1saud Rcd cuciscit !.
tl9 Norh Fourth
For SNLE- B0if ieehorn h1na add cock.
efes. u. J. stronR
ron sAiE--A No. drivlna aud saddle
forsc $40 North Second street
ron SALE nrowu icghom mymg pullets
and liclglan does. sol South Editn
ron sALE Two good rerchcron mares
and two good mules, John Mann
ron sALr--rwo dozen nlack Mlnorcn pull
let's Inquire i2o Nurth Fourth street.
T6E SXLi5-iiuff and White 0fplNsion
eggs from choice birds, 7o3 East santa Re
ron sNLE-onc fresh. G-saiion iiolslein
cow | brood mare good traveller. 1901
West Mountain Road
ron sALE-i0O full blood ycarilng lIerc.
ford hulls on feed at El laso Davis
Eros, lll paso. Texae
FuH sAl4E-Tcam Of ss0-nonOd iryine or
saddle horses; can lie seen at rlariou's
/ stahlc ~ Wert kent
ron sALE-Day old chicks. s. g. w. Leg
horn February Mnreh delivery, lG cents
each Slh per 100 w. van der Sna' Hov 20.
+, F0R aALE--Eggs for hntcning from s..
G. r.. /. Reds; fancy and utility. also
( few fancy bred eoekerels. {. u, Iiny, sad
North Nah street
SCI TIM t'''S blood hutt OrpiHE-
tons SLoo PER heuihs ~ lS' ~ l. heaf'
sieoi flymouth foehs' zoe fol Not'h
lnlrleentn. Innle pel. -
fOt NG'S strain single comb White Leg
horns unsurpassed myers. First prize
winners wherever sekhlbited' 'nrhereiH'
$50, eggs. Sid0 per setting. shipped any
where H. J. Landry
QUALITY COUNTS
I,egs for hntchlng aud baby chicks from
the finest Buff Orpngtona and Black MI
noreas In the west l.. II. Morgan ana sons,
Dt9 South ArnD. Phone 1879
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1916-02-23

FOR eALE-.Rhodo is0nd iods and black
Mlnorcas, eggs from the best IN tho atute.
OF all times. Sold out On Red males. have
a few ntllty females. Mammoth fironse
turkey eBgs March l, booking orders now
order your strawberry plants now for March
delivery Rcd Feather Farm, PortRles.
New Mexico.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1916-03-30
MORE AIRCRAFT
ORDERED BOUGHT
War Department Authorizes Purchase
Eight Additional Machines for
Pershings Forces.

Washington, March 2G.-Immediate
purchase of eight aeroplanes to be
sent at once to Brigadier General
Pershing was authorized today by the
war department.
A special board of signal corps off
GERS has been ordered here to inspect
and test the machines.
Reports from Major-General Fun
ston lay stress upon the need fol-
more flyers with the advance columns
in Mexico. Of the eight machines
which accompanied the expedition
two have been destroyed and four
others have been temporarily disabled
leaving only two in service.
Machine shop capable of repairing
damaged aeroplanes has been sent tC
Mexico.
More horses are also to be sent to
General Pershing. Several hundred
are being bought in California and an
estimate for 1000 more has been sent
to congress. Every cavalry horse in
the army remount stations has been
sent to the border.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1916-03-30
More Proof
in Sub Issue
Being Taken

Washington, March 30.-The United
States government today was using
every means at it's command to secure
conclusive proof regarding the disas-
tiers which have overtaken the Sussex
and other unarmed merchant ships all
carrying American citizens.
All circumstantial evidence indi-
Gates that these ships were torpedoed
without warning and that the German
submarines have begun an underwater
campaign in violation of Germanys
recent assurances to the United States
Some of this credits the suggestion
that German submarines are acting
under secret instructions, such as were
advocated by Admiral Won Tirpitz, to
torpedo every vessel approaching the
British Isles. Some officials believe
that the German commanders have or
ders other than those Of which this
country is advised.
The United States, it is stated author
itatively, has determined upon the next
step. Unless Germany makes some
statement in reply to inquiries made
by this country, to cause the state de-
partment touching its present inten-
lions, recent aggravating incidents will
be combined into one general indict
ment which will make the issue clear
cut. Should Germany disclaim respon-
sibility for the disasters, the United
States will continue Investigations. If
conclusive proof, that the ships were
torpedoed without warning, is secured
the United States probably would act
promptly.
A dispatch from Ambassador Gerard,
who has been instructed to make in
quiries in Berlin was expected mo-
mentarily today. Until his message is
received no steps in the grave situa-
ton can be taken.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1916-03-30
MISSING LINK IN
MURDER SOUGHT
Chain Of Evidence Attached to DR..
Waite is Broken by Absence
of Undertaken Kane.

New York, Match 30-One import
ant witness desired by the district at
torney to complete the chain of evil
dence in the Peck murder case was
still missing early today. He is
Eugene o. Kane, the embalmer who,
according to DR.. Arthur Warren
Waite, accepted $4,000 in cash, as
part payment of $4,000, Waite was
to have given him for swearing that
he used arsenic in embalming the
body of Waite's wealthy father law,
John E. Peck of Grand Rapids. DR..
Waite is still at Bellevue hospital I'M
der arrest charged with the crime.
Physicians said today that he prob
ably would be well enough to leave
the hospital by Monday.
Waite's attorney, Walter r. Duel,
now insists his client had no inten-
ton of laying the ground work for an
insanity plea when he told the dis
trict attorney than an evil spirit
which he called The Man from
Egypt" poisoned Mr.. Peck and his
wife.
Circulars bearing the photograph
and description of Kane were sent
broadcast from headquarters today on
the instructions of the district at
torney. A detective waited all night
at kane's house but he did not return
home. Mrs. Kane said she expected
her husband to come home today.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1916-03-30
EDDIE FOY SUED BY
SISTER FOR SIS, 900

New York, March 30--A complaint
was filed in the supreme court yes
terday by Mrs. Mary \. Doyle against
her brother, Edwin Fitzgerald. the
comedian, who is known on the stage
as Eddie Foy, 10 recover $4,000. al
legged to be due for educating and rear
ing Catharine Stanzy Fitzgerald,
Foy's daughter by his first wife, Lola
Conilish, whom he married in Chicago
and who died in 1890. after Catherine
was born.
Foy has admitted that Catharine
was his daughter, but said his sister
had adopted her and was responsible
for her maintenance. Mrs. Doyle,
however, has denied adopting the girl.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1916-03-30
Crown Prince Hurls Infan-
try at Positions Cap
tued by the Foe.
CLAIM ATTACKS FAIL
Paris Statement Asserts the
Enemy's Night Assaults
Without Success.

Berlin. March 80. via London,
3:f5 p. m.l-The repulse of repeat
ed attacks by the French in ef-
forts to recapture positions they
had lost in the wood northwest of
AyOcourt is announced today by
the German army headquarters
staff.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1916-03-30
CATTLE SHIPMENTS
ARE UNRESTRICTED

Springfield, Ill, March 30.-For the
first time since November, 1914, cat
tie movements in Illinois were entirely
unrestricted today by federal regula.
tons. An order was received today
by DR.. 0. Z. Dyson, state veterinarian
removing regulations imposing fedora
inspection of cattle for evidences OF
foot and mouth disease. There is nc
foot and mouth disease in the state al
present and there hasn't been for some
months" said Dr. Dyson.