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The silver messenger. (Challis, Idaho) 1890-1912, 1911-02-21

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The silver messenger. (Challis, Idaho) 1890-1912, 1911-02-21

A strong man is strong all over. No man can be
stronf who is suffering from weak stomach with its
consequent indigestion, from some other disease
of the stomach and its associated or9ans, which inn
pairs digestion and nutrition. Or when the stomach
Is weak or diseased there is loss Of the nutrition
contained in food, which is the source OF all physical
strenSth When q man doesn't feel just right"
when he doesn't sleep we'll, has uncomfortable
feelinf in the stomach after eatink ankuid nervo'
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spection lava. Prof. Gillette made

spection laws Prof. Gillette made
many SUGGESTIONS In the course Of his
talk that might with advantage be
incorpora ed into the s,azuies dealing
with the matter under consideration
Dinner Served by Wives.
At noon splendid 1inner was SER
we'd 20 n. members u th J, sonsention.
cut-of-town visitors hnd to the msr-
chants of Canon City and their wives
by the ladies OF lincoln Park. Fruit
mere and Four Mile in the jury rooms
on the third floor OF the court house
The menu consisted of chicken pie,
mashed potatoes. baked beans, cold
slaw. bread. pickles cake and coffee;
all Of them served In such quantity ms
to satisfy the hunger of the most raw
enous. The dinner and its service was
a fine tribute to the hospitality and
the culinary skill of those In charge
and evoked many compliments from
their guests.
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WEDNESDAYS PROCEEDINGS.

The same excellent attendance that
characterized Tuesdays proceedings
OF the horticultural convention. was
repeated today. nor was there any
dimlnution of interest In the discus
sions, which contained much OF prac-
teal value to the fruitgrower. The
convention took recess at four
O'Clock yesterday afternoon for the
purpose OF affording the out-of-town
members an opportunity OF making an
automobile trip over the Skyline drive
as the guests OF the Canon City Bust
ness Mems association. This feature
OF their entertainment was under the
personal supervision OF Capt d. +.
Rockafellow and he left nothing un-
done TO make the excursion pleas
ant one for the visitors. Automobiles
were provided for about forty people
and the trip was hugely enjoyed. de-
spite the chilly condition of the at
mosphere. Senator J. IL. Crowley OF
Rocky Ford. who was one OF the .n-
cursIcnists, said after his return TO
town that tho trip was tho most ds.
lixhtfui be ever experienced. and his
experisnce, no doubt. was rot differ
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apples would be difficult to excell
anywhere. The display OF ordinary
culinary products is likewise credit
able and deserving of the premiums
offered by the society. In a large glass
case is shown the silver cups and
trophies won by the fruit growers OF
Fremont county at the recent Ameri-
can Apple congress in Denver. They
are eight in number; six OF them
awarded to the Round Crest Fruit
company: one to Fremont county and
one to Mrs NJ. f. Snow. II S the first
time they have been shown in Canon
City and they are source of pride to
all and are receiving their full share
OF admiration.
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acre orchard At Lakewood eight or
ten miles out of Denver. and he finds
a great deal OF interest and profit IA
It's care and cultivation. Other num-
bers on this afternoons program were
Progress In the Cherry Industry" by
John Harbert OF Manzanola: The
Use OF Lime-Sulphur in the Orchard
by Phil Sheridan OF Canon City: "The
Advantages of Good Roads to the
Horticulturists" by Fred C. Shaffer.
secretary of the chamber OF COM
merce OF Grand junction; Making
the Orchard and the Orchard Home
Attractive" by d. W. Ross OF Canon
City; Pruning and Thinning OF Fruit
Trees" by Prof. E. r.. Bennett OF Fort
Collins, and ''woman's Work" by Mrs.
+. C. carman OF Grand Junction.
Prominent Visitors In Attendance.
or the visitors to the convention
may be mentioned Profs. Gillette Ben
net and Weldon OF the State Agri-
cultural college. Z. N. Berry of La
Junta. F. L. Pickett OF Denver. Edgar
Buchanan of Durango. W. s. coburn
OF Hotchkiss, John Berry OF Colorado
Springs. W. o. Fletcher OF Loveland.
George II. West OF Colorado Springs.
George Duke of Hotchkiss. John Ha--
bert of Manxanola, Fred G. Shaeffer
OF Grand Junction. George z. Rich
ardson OF Denver. Mrs. F. C. Carman
OF Grand Junction. Clinton l.. Oliver
OF Paonia, secretary OF the American
Apple congress. W. c. Mcdonald.
OF Beaver Park. c. II. Parfit OF Dsa-
YER. Mrs. Lutte Wilcox. OF Denver.
wifo OF the editor of Field & Farm"
Such an array OF practical and SCI
entifIc horticultural .notabilities has
seldom gathered In this state for the
discussion OF matters OF mutual inter-
est
Interesting Exhibit Of Fruit
In connection with the convention
Is manifiesns display Of applss,
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afternoon. Prof Benefits address
was a mastery one and hints and
suggestions were contained in it OF
the greatest helpfulness to the sue
cessful. scientific fruit grower. After
showing the amount of wood to be cut
from trees in the orchard to get the
best crop results he urged the neces-
sity OF an improved horticulture in
order to obtain better prices. He
statsi that people could not afford to
devote high priced land. such as we
have in Colorado. TO the growing of
cheap apples. or other orchard pro-
ducts The owner OF high priced, irri-
gated land must grow the very best
possible fruit to get an adequate re-
turn on his investment and he must
prepare his product for market in the
most attractive manner in order 20
make bis business a financial success.
II large quantity OF cheap apples.
peaches or pears is what is wanted
the orchardist should go 10 Virginia
and other eastern states where land
may be had for twenty-five or thirty
dollars an acre and where crop
quite as prodigal as that grown any-
where in the west may be had.
Peach Growing ON Eastern Slope.
Peach Growing on the Eastern
Slope" was the subject OF an interest
ing paper by +. ~ Berry of La Junta.
horticultural inspector OF otero coun-
ty, on tho conclusion of Prof Ben
netts lecture. MIR. Berry has had n
wide experience in peach growing In
Colorado and his observations In that
branch OF horticulture are OF the dis
tlnct value TO those engaged in that
line OF work along the base Of the
Rocky Mountains. Mr.. Berry believes
In burylng peach trees To protect
them during tho winter months and
he dIstributed among those In attend
ance at the convention a little ieafles
showing ihs best method TO be pnr-
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cANON CTrs ExHBIT r.oNAL AfPLE DENyE

made by the fruit growers OF the Can
on City district. which is attracting
much admiration from visitors. The
exhibit OF boxed apples is especially
good. one OF the very best ever made
here. In fact, although the plate dis
play is not as extensive as some 9TH
ers seen here in recent years In color
size and uniformity of pack the boxed
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REPUBLICAN
CONVENTION
h TO CHICAGO
NATIONAL COMMITTEE ALMOST
2 UNANIMOUS AGAINST PRESI-
DENTAL PRIMARIES
(By United Press.)

Washington, Dec 1.-THE Republi-
can National committee today decided
to hold the national Republican con-
vention in Chicago on June IS next
Chicago got 43 votes; Denver. Z.
and st. Louis, 1.
Against Presidential Primaries
At the morning session nothing
was done regarding the presidential
primary proposition, but at the after
noon session Senator Borah, OF Idaho,
forced a vote and the committee de-
cided by an overwhelming vote not
to hold such primaries. Only seven
members supported Senator Borah's
proposition, the vote standing seven
ayes in favor OF the presidential pri-
mary and forty-four noes
Ex.Goy. Hill Chairman
The committee also unanimously
accepted Postmaster General Hitch
cocks resignation as national chair
man and selected Former Governor
Hill as chairman to fill the unexpired
term Harry New, of Indianapolis,
was named as chairman of the COM
mittee on arrangements which viii
have in charge the selection of all
the temporary offices.
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SURPRISED AT AMOUNT
OF ROAD WORK DONE

In the course of letter addressed
TO Chas. R. MeI-ain a day Or two ago
Robert W. Chisholm. vice president OF
the Colorado Investment & Realty
company of Colorado Springs, has the
following to say of the new public
highway being built between Beaver
creek and the FL Paso county line on
the Canon city-Colorado Springs
road:
"A week ago last Sunday we got
lost trying to find the schaeffer dam
and discovered the new road which
the prison convicts are building in
Fremont county. It was a revelation
to us as we had no idea that so much
work had been accomplished. nor did
know where the work was being
done.
I'VE went over the entire length of
the cutoff. continuing north through
the Glen cairn ranch. coming out al
the junction OF the two Canon City
roads. / congratulate your county
commissioners and your people on the
progress made on your end of the
work. The new line is infinitely more
attractive than the old one and is go-
ing to make magnificent run be-
tween the two cities. The probability
is that when you get the proposed
Rainbow Route" completed anyone
autoing west viii want to take this
in conjunction with the trip. rather
than the climb directly into the noun
tains."
Mr.. Chisholm is vice president of
the El Paso County Good Roads asso-
citation and a member of the state
committee to recommend routes for
the contemplated trans-continentai
highway across Colorado. The report
OF the committee of which Mr. CHS
holm is member Will be made to the
state highway convention, which
meets in Pueblo on the Ilth and 18th
OF January. Tho convention will.
doubtless. be the most important
gathering of its kind ever held In Col
orado.
Fremont county and her active
board OF county commissioners and
road committees may, indeed. feel
compiimented to receive such vol
untary expression from so eminent an
authority on road building as Mr..
chisholm.
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faculty OF the Agricultural college. on
Fighting the Leaf-Roller and the
coddling Moth" Prof weldons sub
ject was one that every horticultural
in Colorado is interested in and his
method OF warfare on these two pests.
which are among the worst With
which the orchardist has to deal.
we're of utmost value to all engaged
in fruit growing. .
Secretary Nauf-s Report.
The following extracts from the
annual report of Secretary Albert f.
Maui OF the State Board of Horticul-
ture. presented yesterday. can not fail
to be OF general interest in connection
with the proceedings of the conven-
ton. He says IN part:
"The apple crop of 1911 was above
the average. both in quality and guam
tity. over the continent and the state
there would have been a much larger
crop had it not been for the frost OF
last May. The frost came in waves
or currents and some growers lost all
while their nearby nighbors had good
crops. The United States government
officials are now taking an interest In
orchard heating. Professor c. p. Close
OF the department of agriculture Wis
tied the Grand Valley this fall and
spoke in the highest terms of the
value of orchard heating and said ne
hoped to be In Colorado next spring
to study II more thoroughly. Reports
are coming in from the different
parts OF the state that fruit trees have
made splendid growth and that
there is nnc showing for good
crop next season
"The peach crop OF tho state was
about one third OF crop although a
full crop was produced In some eoun-
ties The cherry crop OF the state was
above tho average In quantity and
--------------------s----
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ent from other members of the party
Bennett Concludes His Address

On the re-assembling of the conven-
ton at 10 O'Clock this morning Prof.
T. R. Bennett of the State Agricul-
tural college at Fort Collins resumed
his talk on Pruning and Thinning in
the orchafd" which was interrupted
By the early adjournment yesterday
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district court room here at 10 o'clock
this morning for a two days session
under favorIng conditions OF weather.
interest and attendance.
In Sections Represented.
Representative fruit growers are
present from all OF the orchard pro-
sseis epss,ons Of lhs STATE ana The
discussions today have been OF the
utmes. interest to all concerned IN
horticulture and the marketing OF its
products. and. no doubt. those OF to-
morrow will be no less entertaining
and valuable. The purpose OF the con-
veation in a very large measure. at
least. is TO devise better ways and
means for protecting fruit growers
against the leaf roller and the codd,-
ing moth: the consideration of a more
ikientific management OF the ORCH
ard: the best way to grow small
fsuIts: the probable methods OF fore
casting n crop: the discussion OF the
new fruit districts OF the state and a
multitude OF other subjects OF general
concern.
Address OF Welcome and Response.
The convention was opened by sn
address>Sf welcome to tho members
and visitors to tho two state organi-
zations by J. p. Farmer. president OF
thar Fremont County horticultural,
society. to which response was
made by DR.. W. W. Tichenor. of Rife.
president OF the state board. He also
answered for Hon J. n. Barteis. OF
Pueblo. president OF the State Horti-
cultural society, who was unable %
be present. The first number on the
program after the formal opening Of
the convention was the annual report
OF Albert f. Mauff OF Denver. secrs-
tary OF the state board. The report
was written one and covered pretty
ge4eraliy the condition OF the horti-
cultural industry throughout the state
dwing the past year. The apple crop.
according to Mr.. Mauff. was rather
less than normal; tho peach crop
one third OF a full yield and the
cherry crop above the average.
Secretary Mauf-s Report.
Following the report OF Secretary
Mrl{tfDr. Tichenor. who presided at
thb nornIng session. appointed a
committee on resolutions. after which
sSsptain u. F. Rockafellow, the naorol-
ogist OF the convention. read an inter-
Satlng paper oujogizing the mcmbers
Of tho state board who had bncn call
cd from tho activities OF life during
tho last twelve months. The conclud-
INK address OF the mornings prosrsm
was made by Prof G. p. oiiictt Of
tha faculty of the State Agricultural
College at Fort Collins. who spoke on
thu subject Of "inspccsIon and tn-
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sued in the matter.
All Papers Discussed.

; All of the papers and addresses this
morning evoked discussion and ad-
ait:ohal information was gained in
consequence of the interchange OF
ideas Of those especially concerned in
the subjects presented for consider
alton. Several topics down on the
program for discussion at this morn
ing's session were omitted because of
the absence OF those assigned to pre-
sent them. Among the subjects laid
over by. reason of the non-attendance
OF those expected to discuss them
was Apples for the High Attitudes, .
s'Top- Working Trees" and Scientific
Management OF the Orchard; Har-
vesting and Marketing"
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ASSEMBLY ROOM CROWDED WITH
INTERESTED PRUIT GROW
ERs OF STATE.
pISsEg SERVED BY WIVES OF
MEAsERs OF FREMONT coUS-
TY SOCIETY.
J. p. Farmer Welcomed Visitors 10
Canon City and DR.. W. W. Tiche-
nor, Of Rifle, Responded for
Two State Societies.

The Colorado State Board OF Hor.i-
culture: the Colorado State Horticui-
turai society and the Institute Of the
Fremont County Horticultural society
met in Joint annual meeting at the
district court room here at 10 O'Clock
this morning for two days session
under favorIng conditions OF weather.
interest and attendance.
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A reading ss tsdsy's eds wili In.
prove yssr ~sssissss e1sesGisn.s
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Afternoon Session.

On the re-assembiIng of the convea-
ton after dinner F. L Pickett OF Dem
yer spoke on What the Grower
Gets Mr.. Pickett Is both a fruit
grower and commercial traveller and
his experiences eminently quality
him to talk inteliigentiy on the topic
assigned him by the program commit
tee. Mr.. Pickett is the owner OF ten
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TalLs .. Orchard HeatIng.

The address on -Orchard Heating"
this morning by George Duke of
Hotchkiss was an eminently timely
and practical one and was listened to
with the utmost attention throughout
Mr.. Duke is thoroughly familiar with
the subject he discussed and some OF
his deductions. reached by experience,
are as applicable and pertinent to the
Canon City district as to the Western
slope. One of the very best addresses
of the convention was made this af-
ternoon by Prof. G. P. Weldon OF the
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