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Gunnison news-champion., 1921-08-26
Thursday, August 25


Mrs. Alex Hall is on her vacation
Her sister, Mrs. Bertha Rouse, is nun
ming the boarding house at the Bulk
ley during her absence.
Andy Oberster and Tony Paste bot
Joe Yoklavich's motorcycle.
Mrs. Joe Busch was in town Sunday
returning to the ranch Monday morn
ing.
Mrs r. c. Sampson was visitor in
town today on business.
They have had to stop work oil the
road between Crested Butte and SOM
crsct on account of the rain.
Alex Campbell returned home from
Paonia Monday and made a trip to
Gunnison.
Miss Bertha Boyd. who has been at
tending the Normal at Gunuison, re-
turned home on the 9TH.
Mrs. r. S. Long and Mrs. 7. Y. Mil
leT were in town from Smith Hill on
business this week.
Mrs. J. II. Murphy left on the 10th
for Walsenburg, where she was called
on account of the illness OF her sister.
Mrs. Pouli. Mrs. Hughes is running
the boarding house while she is gone.
Mrs. +. l.. Bledsoe is here from De-
Beque. They irNend to locate here
for the present.
Judge Il. w. Stiles of Charlestown,
West Virginia stopped on his way
to Los Angeles to have some work
done on his mining claims located near
Irwin. He lived here 30 years ago
and says there are quite few
changes.
Death entered the home of Alexand-
er Clark on August 18th, when George
Bramhall aged IL years, died rery
suddenly at Wetmore. His mother,
Mrs. Alexander Clark, left here only
a few days ago to go to their ranch.
The boy was not feeling well when
they left and died shortly after they
reached the ranch. He was buried in
the Florence cemetery. Mr.. Clark
went from here to attend the funeral.
L. G. Espey and Julian Dyer went
to Delta Saturday, returning Tuesday.
They say the roads are very muddy
in that part of the state. Mrs. Espey,
who is visiting in Delta, will remain
little longer.
School will start September 9th.
We will have most of the teachers
who taught here last year, but there
will be some new ones.
T. c. Clayton, the new sups of
schools, was up here this week. making
some arrangements TO move here.
Mrs. Clayton accompanied him. They
have secured rooms above Mrs. r. A.
Young's millinery store. Next veek
they will move up here permanently.
The baseball boys were defeated in
both games they played last week a.
Paonia. They had quite bit of trou-
bic coming over the muddy roads.
Some of the cars did not come in until
Monday noon.
1t is rumored that it was a picked
team that played Sunday. Score 6 70
8 Saturday and on Sunday, score 9
to / in favor of Paonia-
G. H. Hunt, A. P. McCarver and
their wives made a business trip to
Gunnison. going down Friday the 18th
and returning Sunday afternoon.
The dramatic club met Tuesday ev-
ening, the 23rd, to make arrangements
about giving their first show. Much
Gunnison news-champion., 1921-08-26
PUBLIC NOTICE
STATE OF COLORADO. !

- - - N#h'h#atAfaNAfSH 7
IS
County OF Gunnison.
Hy virtue Of Distraint Warrant
Issued by the undersigned. as County
Treasurer Of the County OF Gunnlson
colorado. directed to Pa, HanIon. sher.
~ % saId County, to distrain the
goods and ehattels Of James +. Hutch
uIron wherever they may be found Ia
this county IN order to make the sum
II -Four Hundred Forty-cIght and 4JiOo
&itS.tei Dollars, being the amount OF
taxes and interest assessed and levied
against said James ,. Hutchinson for
the year 1917. together with all neces-
sary costs In and about the premises
and ten per cent 90 psr cent? on said
amount a. commission. the said James
r. Hutchinson having neglected and
failed t" pay said taxes hereInabove
specified after due and proper levy
and assessment and demand upon him
for the payment OF the same. the said
sheriff has distTained and now holds
the following desxibed chatteIs and
goods belonging to the said James f.
Hutchinson. To wilt:
Fifteen head Of horses branded u
Five head Of cows branded ILL.
all OF said horses and cows being To-
ectcd at the James F. Hutchinson
Cattle Camp. on the West Muddy, Gun
nison County. Colorado
THEREFORE,. In accordance vita
the statutes in such cases made and
provided. l shall on the 2sth day OF
August. 1921 at the hour of ten o'clock
in the forenoon of said day at the
James +. Hutehinson's Cow Camp. To-
Gated on the West Muddy In the Caun-
~ OF GunnisOn. in ths State ofColoradn.
expose TO sale at Public Auction to
the highest bidder, for cash in hard. a
sufficient amount OF the above desorib-
ed goods. chattels. and personal prop.
erty for the payment and satisfaction
Of the taxes. interest. penalties. costs.
and commission hereinabove specified.
Dated Gunnlson. Colorado. this 20tl,
day of August 1871
tSignedD ". B. HERRICK.
Treasurer OF County of Gunnison.
Colorado.
Gunnison news-champion., 1921-08-26
County Finances

The semi-anuual statement Of Gun
HisOu county's finances, printed on
page six Of this paper, will be of
interest to the taxpayers who desire
to see where their money goes. The
sumations of the various funds in
the table indicate that all are cash
and by n substantial margin, under
management of the new Board of
Commissioners. One of the heaviest
expenses to the county now is the
road and bridge fund, of which it will
be noted that disbursements for the
first six months of 1921 were S34 ,65S.S7
rs against S33, ,5i2.O0 during the last
half of 1920. This includes some
$1,000 for the tractor and new grad
ers, and $1,000 for permanent cement
culverts, and is being held to its law
est point as the commissioners only
have a fund of 2.2 mills us against q
total of rs expended the former year,
in new road work and old road war
rants. A arge part OF
the road fund, practically half, now
comes from other sources than direct
taxes, as il includes forest rentals,
auto licenses, state funds and the like
If the bond sale of two millions for
roads in 1921, authorized by the tax
payers last fall is really sold, this
county will have S27 900 from that
source during the fall, which will
make much needed Improvements Al.
commissioners were told by the state
TO expect this money, but so far the
state treasurer is unable to place
the bonds.
Gunnison news-champion., 1921-08-26
HIis NOTICE
STATE or COLORADO. D
-

\ Q r " AHHA='HAssAAFFH
S.
county q GgnnIson.
uy virtue q Distraint Warrant
I.-gsG BY the yudersiEn.d. as County
Traa-u-.r q the County II Guunison.
Colorado. directed % Pat Hanion. sher-
.r q saad County. 70 dIstraIn ihs
Eras- and glaIt~Is q James ?. Hutch
H-aH wherever they may be found in
rr.s county In order to make the SUM
q SIu- Hundred EIghty-ons and ss-IoJ
f'FslsPI Dollars. being the amount os
raEs- and interest assessed and levied
a=aInzE said James p Hutchinson To-.
rHr year 1916. together with all neees-
zary costs In and about the premises
and ten per cent 90 per cent? on sAII
amount a. commission. the said James
. Hutchinson having neglected and
failed - pay said taxes hereInaboye
sp-eined after due and proper levy
aud a-ssssul.ut and demand upon him
;gr the payment Of the same. the said
ShcrIn has distrAlnst and now holds
the following described chattels ami
goods belonging 20 the said James 7.
Hutchinson. 70 wit:
Twenty head Of steers branded ~
Ten head of cows branded Ill. All 0,
aid cattle being located at the James
O.. Hutchinson Cattle Camp on the IVES.
Muddy. Gunuls0n County. Colorado.
THEREFORE,, In Accordance with
%. statutes In such cases made and
provided. I shall on the zsth day of
August 1891 at the hour Of ten O'Clock
"a the forenoon OF said day at tho
James =. Hutchinson, Cow Camp. To-
Gated on the West Muddy in the C0un-
~ q Gunnisun. In the State ofCoIoTado.
.Epuss 70 sale at Public Auction -
the highest bidder. for cash In hand. n
'aufucisEi amount Of the above dsscrlo-
cd EuodE uhhttcIs, and personal prop
,rty for the payment and satisfaction
~ the taxes. Interest penalties. costs.
and commission heT.Ina5gye specified.
Dated Gunnison. Colorado. this 20th
day Of August 1891
tSIgncdl VI Il. HERRICK.
Treasurer OF County OF Gunnison.
gHlUfadu.
Gunnison news-champion., 1921-08-26

ton and the wounded were taken 70
that city. 1t is feared that two more
will die as result OF the injuries re.
ccived. This is the most disastrous
wreck that has occurred on the ID. 4;
4. @. W. for snnn time
Gunnison news-champion., 1921-08-26

DIR. and Mrs. ]. C. johnson and Mr..
and Mrs Oleson and Miss Anna John
son of Greeley. and Mr.. and Mrs. Ash
on Winslow left Wednesday morning
for a tour of the Western Slope IN
their cars.
Gunnison news-champion., 1921-08-26

Of the taxes. interest. penalties. costs.
and commission hereinabove specified.
Dated GunnisOn. Colorado. this 20th
day of August 1891.
(SignedD NJ B. HERRICK.
Treasurer Of County of Gunnison.
Colorado.
Gunnison news-champion., 1921-08-26

Mr. and Mrs l. r. Lindquist left
Sunday for = tao weeks visit Nth
their daughter IN Cheyenne. Mrs.
" 4 Diebold w-ill have charge of the
Liud4uisr store during their absence.
Gunnison news-champion., 1921-08-26

Mrs. Alice Woodruff and children
left yesterday for their home in
Stockton, Calf, after spending the
summer here at the Eastman home
Mrs. James Williams of Los Angeles
arrived this week to join her husband
who has been here for some weeks on
vacation. Mr.. Williams sister, Mrs.
Doilie Rude, and daughter, are also
visiting former Gunnison friends
Mr.. and Mrs. S. j. Miller motored
to Salida Thursday morning taking
Miss Eva Carpenter with them. The
Millers returned the same day, but
Miss Carpenter went on to Pueblo to
spend her vacation.
Miss Helen Gray, who has been en-
joying six weeks vacation here with
her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. T. w. Gray,
left last evening for Denver where
she will resume her nursing at the
st. Luke's hospital. Her sister, Miss
Edith Gray, will leave Monday evening
for Hoquiam, Washington, where she
will teach the coming year.
DR.. ]. w. Morgan, state inspector
of the Colorado Board of Health, was
in our city Thursday of last week,
and found nothing to kick about in the
appearance of the town. Perhaps, tho,
he did not observe the municipal
camping ground. The doctor visited
with his friend, DIR. Hanson, and left
Friday morning for Waunita-
Gunnison news-champion., 1921-08-26

Mr. Glenn Williams too. her
daughter 70 Pueblo Wednesday even
irE- The little girl Is suffering froEd
n=T01s trouble and viii be put Ulder
n care Of a physician there
Gunnison news-champion., 1921-08-26
PUBLIC NOTICE

PUBLIC NOTICE
STATE OF COLORADO.
! IS.
County of Gunnison.
BY virtue of Distraint Warrant
, 1921-11-25

tsrs Of importance. and spent the
Thanksgiving time with his family.
Hugh L Patton. United States mar
shall. who has been spending the
Thanksgiving day with his family
here Is leaving for Cheyenne
A L. spurlock and Charles Spur
lock returning to their ranch
homes after spending several days
here with friends. They recently re-
turned from Cheyenne where they
were trannactiong business OF legal
Importance
B. J. Irwin. register OF the Douglas
land office Is a Casper visitor today
on government business
Mr.. and Mrs. James Stewart Of Salt
Greek motorcd to Casper yesterday
and spent the holiday visiting with
friends here.
Patrick Sullivan returned yesterday
morning from Cheyenne where he had
spent several days on business in be-
thelf OF Natrona county stockmen.
, 1921-11-25

yesterday By her daughter Mrs. Cal
vim Kayior. Mrs. Rayior remained al
her mothers bedside for q week un
III all dsnger had passed
Kenno RoedeI. 4 member of the en-,
cheering force at tho Standard rein
cry. spent Thanksgiving visiting with
his folks in Cheyenne.
Gus H~ardenforf of the San Juan Pc
troleum company returned TO the city
Wednesday from Thermopolis in order
to spend the Thanksgiving time with
his friends and relatives here.
Among the visitors who are spend,
ing the week end In the city transact.
Ing business matters are Z. T. Glenn
Of Riverton. E V. Anderson Of Raw
Inns. H. O.. Bizzeil OF Lander and ].
L. Waldo OF Salt Lake City. Utah
". L. Bailey who has been visiting
at the home OF his brother. w. ].
Bailey Of the Citizens National bank,
Is expected TO leave for his home in
tho east within a few days
H ]. Nelson has returned to Lin.
coin. Neb.. after spending the first OF
the week hero attending to business
matters and visiting at the homo Of
Mr.. and Mrs. l. V. Nelson.
Patrick Sullivan returned to his
home hero from Cheyenne where hs
has been looking after business mat.
, 1921-11-25
Turkey Day Il
Celebrated
PERSONALS

Mrs. Sarah H Morton of Douglas,
has been a guest AZ the hons OF Mr..
and Mrs Patrick Sullivan over the
Thanksgiving holiday. She was ac-
companied by her son.
Mrs. l. B. Biuchard and Miss Hayei
Jones left yesterday for Gienrock
where they were entertained on
Thanksgiving day. They intend to re.
main there visiting with friends over
the weekend.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joe L. May are NOV.
ing into their new residence formerly
tho home OF Mr.. and Mrs. C. E. Daw.
son. 7s3 East Fifth street. today. Mr..
May is with the May Tank company
with offices In the OIL Exchange build
tng.
John Trippeny Is up today for the
first time for the past week. He has
been confined to ms home by an at
tack OF t~onsolitis.
N. s. Wilson OF the Midwest Refin,
Ing company is stiIi in Cheyenne where
he has been attending to business in,
forests for the concern during the past
several days.
Mrs. H. b Kline who has been
spending some time on the western
coast, and who has been visiting In
Denver for tho past week. has return.
ed to her home in tho city. Mrs.
Kline intends to spend the remainder
Of the winter here.
Attorney and Mrs. c. II. Mann arr
spending the week end in Denver
whore they will visit with relatives
Of Attorney Mann. They expect &c
return to their home here Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. D.. Davis who spen,
Yesterday in the city as dinner guests
Mt the home of Mr.. and Mrs. w. &
, 1921-11-25
Dinner Served at
Runden Home.

In honor OF a number of guests Wis
iting in the city from Chicago, Mrs.
Eliza Runden. assisted by Miss Mar
Ion n Miss Esther Runden, pro-
sided at IA Thanksgiving dinner served
at their home on South Park street
yesterday afternoon.
Seasonable decorations added to
the attractiveness OF the dining table.
and following the turkey day feast
an informal time was enjoyed.
, 1921-11-25
Mrs. Endicoff
Is Hostess

A sumptuous Thanksgiving dinner
was served at tho Chantacieer cafe,
Thursday evening. at which Mrs. A.
NJ Endicott presided as hostess. Places
were laid for four. including Mr.. and
Mrs Ferd Hudson n daughter.
, 1921-11-25
Mr.. and Mrs Harrington
Entertain NJ Dinner.

Mr.. and Mrs. r. S. Harrington en-.
tertained at an elaborate dinner party
at their home on South Elm street
yesterday evening. Places at the
prettly decorated dining table were
laid for Mr.. and Mrs. Charles NJ. Har.
rington. Mr.. n Mrs. William Barn.
ard. Miss verna Burnett. Miss Fran
ces Harrington. James Snedden and
Mr.. Thiel Of Nebraska. Following the
dinner n pleasant evening was spent
informally.
, 1921-11-25
Dinner Party Followed
BY Theater.

Mr.. and Mrs. Warren Sage had as
their Thanksgiving guests Mr.. and
Mrs. r. s. HUE and son Bryan. Jr.
Following the nicely appointed turkey
Dime the party enjoyed ono OF the
theaters.
, 1921-11-25
Informal Evening
To Be Enjoyed.

10 BE Enjoyed
Miss Vera Tanseman and Miss VIDA
Williams viii entertain this evening
for a number OF friends. The affair
viii be very informal.
, 1921-11-25
oMEZ GLAND TABLET

Be p~hyslcally and mentally alert
Regain your old punch and 20 and
self respect Omez Gland Tablets. the
wonderful tonic for the man. John
.Tripeny Drug Co. sells and recon-
mends them. Write for very interest
Ing literature. Omez Pharmacai Co.
Bldg. Denver. Colo.
, 1921-11-25
CITY BRIEFS

Mrr- y. w Bartlett OF Casper. VIII.
recently underwent a serious opera
ton at a Denver hospital IL GONZALES
cling according TO word brought here
, 1921-11-25

Carson and Mrs. Harvey. both Of
G~isnrock. motored to the city 10 be
IN attendance.
Fan nowers were used for the
prettiiy appointed luncheon tables
and score cards wero In keeping.
DIR. and Mrs. Mcclellan
Serve Dinner.
Among h number Of informal ain
ners was the n served at the horne
OF DR.. and Mrs. Allan Mcclellan.
Places were lad for several friends
and tho dinner was followed by a 80
ciai evening. Out-of-town guests from
cienrock were entertained.
Turkey Day Il
Celebrated
Mr.. n Mrs f. A. ymnave entered
into the celebrations OF Turkey Day
with a dinner served to friends and
relatives at their home yesterday aft
crnoon- The pretty floral decorations
OF b dining table We'd with the tur-
key and deliciousiy prepared vege-
tables.
, 1921-11-25
p. and G. Club
Is Entertained.

Mrs. j. ]. o'DonnuIl acted as host
ess at a luncheon followed by an aft
ernoon Of auction bridge, held at the
O'Donneil home this afternoon in
honor Of the P. and G. club Mrs.
, 1921-11-25

were those presided by Mr.. and Mrs..
Is w johnson al their home. Mr..
ard Mrs. H E. Durham. Mr.. and Mrs.
A r. Lowey. MI. and AIRS. II. r..
Aufsmith and Mr. and Mrs A J.. Ny.
ers.
At each home the turkey rcisned ru.
preme and the dining tables Iadened
with tho owl m the appropriate e
etabies as we'll as decorated with rar
fruits and flowers presented n tempt.
ing n In most cases the Thanks.
giving dinners were served in an in,
formal manned with the host doing
the honors OF carving. Relatives and
intimate friends were the guests.
Informal Evening
To Be Enjoyed.
Miss Vera Tanseman and Miss vida
Williams viii entertain this evening
for a Number OF friends. The affair
viii be very informal.
n. S. WILSON Takes
Bride in Colorado.
The many friends and oid-timers Of
Casper VIII read with interest the
ncws OF the marriage of n. S. Wilson
to Mrs. A. H1lstrom of Minneapolis
MINI.
The wedding took place on Thanks
giving eve. Wednesday, November
70. at Lttleton. Colo, and Mr.. ant
Mrs. Wilson celebrated Thanksgivfns
day in Cheyenne. where Mr.. Wilson Ii
In attendance at court session.
From Cheyenne the newiy-weds VII
go to Omaha on a brief trip of bust
ness and pleasure combined and re
turning to Casper will DO at home {,
their frienSs at ia South Beeci
street.
Mr.. Wilson Is general manager, pro
ducing department. Midwest Refinins
company. and has long been assocs
ated with tho Midwest ever since II,
early days in Salt Creek. He will re
ceive congratulations from hosts O
old friends upon his return to Caspei
with Mrs. Wilson.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-03-18
New Library Books

lGise Ellen Gale, librarian q the
Rock Island public library. an
nounces . list Of 10 new books
which will be ready for circulation
tomorrow morning. The books
are:
A, B. c Of Sease-percepdon--t ].
II. Herbert.
Controllers for Electric Motsrs,
III. d. James.
Eminent victorians. - Lytton
Starchey.
Effective Speaking.-A. e. Phil
lips.
Herbert Hoover. The Man and
His Work.-Vernon Kellogg.
Library Essays.-A. e Bost-
wick.
New international Reference His
tory Of the War.
North of Boston.-Robert Frost
Over Here.-Edgar Guest.
The Three Taverns.-E. A. Robin
son. ii
The College and New America
j. W. Hudson.
Russian Theatre Under the Revo-
lution.-O. NJ. Sayler.
Villiers, His Five Decades Of Ad-
venture.-Frederick Villiers.
Fiction.
Ellen Levis.-Elsie Singmaster.
Feast Of Lanterns.-L. ]. Min.
Invisible Foe.-L. J. Min.
Reckless Puritan.-Mrs. Victor
Richard.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-03-18
TAXI: VOTE OF
buSINESS0 ON
BETTER ROADS
=. =. s


How do the business interests d
Illinois regard good roads?
The Illinois Chamber Of Com
merce proposes to ascertain thi.
sentiment through its referendun
vote Of It's membaA The ballots
have been mailed to individual
members By tho Rock Island Cham.
Der Of Commerce.
Tho rel9euaum contains fou,
questions:
Should the good roads pro-
gram In Illinois be pushed
forward and construction Of
proposed hard roads, be brought
about as rapidly rs conditions !
will permit?
Should the state take over
and maintain, under . patrol
system, the statewide bond
issue roads that have not al
ready been improved!
Should the state appropriate
sufficient money for the main
tenance and the permanent
marking Of the statewide bond
issue roads?
Should the counties Of Illi- .
nois, through their respective
county boards. take over and I
maintain, under patrol sys-
tenn, the remainder OF the state
aid system Of roads in each
county and provide for uni
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-03-18
Pure, Rich Blood Will Keep
Your Body Vigorous q Healthy

all impurities about twice . year.
II Il an excellent idea to take this
precaution to keep the system in q
vigorous condition 30 a. to more
easily resist disease to which every
one is subject. s. 8. 8. 10 without
an equal a. q general tonic and
system builder. It improves the
appetite and gives new strength
and vitality to both old and young.
Full information and valuable lit
AZURE can be had by writing to
Swift Specific Co., s29 Swift Lab
oratory, Atlanta, Ga.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-03-18


When Impurities creep into your
blood the first symptoms are usu-
ally . loss Of appetite. followed by
> gradual lessening Of energy. the
system becomes weaker day by
Aay. until You feel yourss4 - the
verge Of 4 breakdown.
This whole condition Is a warn
Ing that nature needs assistance in
giving the system a general house.
cleaning.
Nearly everybody needs a few
bottles of 8. 8. S., the great vege-
table blood remedy, to cleanse out
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-03-18
MUST Be
NOW OR
CRISIS FEARED


~ seasons mild winter 10 Per
Ming hoaseksepsrs to become lax
- storing coal for next winter and
~ b the causejof the fuel short
- q that time, local coal dealers
- Dredicting.
Becauss Of the shortage Of coal
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-03-18

the county highway ccumI...
showing number Of hour, - p
and where. In Wisconsin IS ~. y
average Of SITS per monts
team ana wagon. He d No. .
periods Of eight months.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-03-18

HART Schaffner & Marx silk
IL lined suits as good as these
were SIS and $50 last spring;
now they're $55-quite a good
sized drop, isn't it? And they're
perfectly tailored; the woolens
are the finest. New tans, grays,
blue effects, stripes---they are
wonder values at
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HEALTH OFFICERS URGE
ENFORCED VACCINATION

Resolutions adopted by the health
officers OF West Virginia. who held
their annual meeting Tuesday and
Wednesday in Charleston, included
The following:
That Of DR.. Gaynor:
Resolved, That the COWS OF the
state Of West Virginia be tested for
tuberculosis nanually."
That of DR.. Yost:
Resolved. That the State Health
officers, now in session, 90 on rec
ord faVoring compulsory vaccination
0f all school children against small
poX. before entering school in the
State OF West Virginia, and also ia.
yosing the vaccination OF all expo
sures to smallpox"
That OF DR.. Page:
Resolved, Whereas We have IN
vaccination against smallpox safe
md absolutely certain preventive OF
this disease; and.
Whereas, Quarantine and guard
'Dg Of infected houses is not entire
effective In the prevention and
control OF the disease; therefore,
Resolved, That is the opinion OF
tho health officers here assembled
hat the quarantine and guarding OF
houses puts the county to needless
expense and should be abandoned
and that in view thereof, all healta
officers urge vaccination as the best
and most economical means Of pre-
VpntiOn"