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RECOMMENDS ARSEhATE OF
LEAD TO KILL LEAF ROLLER

At the last meeting OF the Fremont
County Horticultural society the mat
ter OF combating the ravages OF tae
leaf-roller was discussed at length
and some valuable Information on the
subject was presented by Mr.. Gill OF
the department OF entomology OF the
United States agricultural service. Mr.
Gill. who had famillarized himself
with conditions here by visits TO var
ious orchards on Lincoln Park. Fruit
mere and other sections of the COM
munity. stated that experience showed
that the most effective method OF deal
ing with the iesf-rolier problem wss
to use some strong chemical spray on
the egg masses before the Matching
period begins. He recommended the
following treatment as the one most
strongly endorsed by entomoiogists
that had given the matter the Creates,
study and Investigation:
For the first spray: Arsenate OF lead
at the rate of three pounds to nf.y
gallons OF water. just as the cluster
cups are separating and the pink OF
the blossoms is showing.
| For the second spray: Arsenate OF
lead at the rate OF three pounds 10
nifty gallons OF water plus ''BIackleaf
40" at the rate OF to 300. when about
rs per cent Of the petals have fallen
(This application Is the first codine
moth treatment and IL also very i'm
portant In fighting the leaf roiierJ
! For the third spray: lArsenate Of
lead Mt the rate OF three pounds to
fifty gallons OF water ten days later
or sooner. II convenient. one week
being preferable. tThis third appii-
cation is also helpful In controlling
the codling mothJ
Two additional applications are us
ually necessary for tie control OF the
codling moth
1 These sprays should be made three
weeks after the leaf roller spplica.
ton and then about six weeks after
this last treatment
The former of there latter applIen-
items will also be helpful In destros-
ing some of the struggling leaf roller
larvae.
! Note--For tobacco only slight,
Infected the tobacco (Biacklesf 40l
may be omitted in the application sf
ter the petals have fallen.
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A COLD, Ii GRIPPE, THEN PNEU.
MONA.

Is too often the fatal sequence, and
coughs that hang on weaken the sys-
TEN and lower the vital resistance
r. G.. Collins. Postmaster. Barnegat.
n. C., was troubled with severe la
grippe cough. He says: II would be
completely exhausted after each fit of
violent coughing. bought bottle of
Foley's Honey and Tar Compound and
before had taken 1t all the coughing
spells had entirely ceased. Foley's
Honey and Tar Compound can't De
beat" 1t stops the cough by healing
the cause. Refuse substitutes.-For
sale by all Druggists.
The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1912-03-14
DENVER LETTER

party has not decided what action It
will take in order to overcome the
difficulties raised by the supreme
court decision. In fact. the members
of the Citizens party are divided
among themselves over what to do.
One-half of them are in favor of go
ing ahead, holding the election and
taking chances. The other half favor
the abandonment of the present plan
and of holding the regular election
and then attempt to secure a com
mission form OF government for Dem
yer in the regular way during the
summer. That is, to petition the
council to call special election to
determine whether or not Denver
wants commission form OF govern
ment If Denver votes to have the
election. then hold the regular series
of elections until the commission
government is secured. Another ele-
ment desires to submit the commits
sion form of government question at
the regular election. and at the same
time to elect the regular officials
with the understanding that If the
commission form of government car
ries, five of the officials elected shall
become the commissioners, while il
it doesn't carry then those elected
will serve the entire four years. In
order to do this second amendment
will have to be added to the already
pending amendment. The facts are,
the Citizens people are completely ia
the air as to what to do. They realize
that they stand good chance of los
ing out completely SO far as imme-
diate results are concerned What
they at first considered big victory
for commission government IS
turning out to be a strong boone
rang. The trouble is, SO many Of them
considered 1t victory that they held
a celebration and they are not in
position to state the real facts as
they now exist.
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i
Denver, March 7.-At the present
time the state officials and the civ,i
service commission are enjoying
Bryan Harmon fight over the pay
ment of the employees in the state in-
stitutions. The last legislature re-
fused to appropriate any money for
the civil service commission. The
commission refuses to o. X. salary
rolls until it's own expenses are paid.
The auditing board appropriated
few hundred dollars to meet those
expenses. Treasurer kenehan refuses
to pay this money on the ground that
had the legislature wanted 1t paid 1t
would have appropriated it. The law
forbids the payment of any salaries
not o. KID by the civil service COM
mission. In a number of towns where
state institutions are located, the
banks have the pay-rolls supposing
I
that they would go through the same
as usual Instead, the vouchers were
returned marked mo funds" and the
banks are urging payment either
from the state or from the employees
whose salaries they advanced.
Just another illustration of Demo-
cratic business methods.
Lest we forget: The present ad-
ministration, If all debts are pail,
will cost as much as the combined
cost of the Buchtel and Mcdonald ad-
ministrations. The frst-class (pay-
rolD appropriations are as large as
the combined first-class appropria-
tions of Buchtel and Mcdonald. Is
Colorado receiving twice as good
government in return as she did un-
der either of those two men? Can a
state be considered as having a good
administration when her individual
citizens are compelled to take up
cash collections in order to keep her
educational institutions going?
The situation In Denver remains
just as 1t was last week. The Citizens
The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1912-03-14
TOM HUNTER REELECTED
BY THE DENVER ElkS

Denver, March 9.-For the first
time In eighteen years the Denver
Elks at its last regular meeting voted
a second term to its presiding officer.
Thomas NJ. Hunter was reelected ex-
alted ruler unanimously. The incident
Is rare in the history of Eiks lodges.
While there is no statute forbidding
the exalted ruler from serving a sec
ond year, there Is an unwritten law
against 1t which is respected quite as
universally. Hunters reelection was
prompted largely by desire on the
part OF the members to retain him at
the head OF the lodge until the new
home at California and Fourteenth
streets Is occupied. The actual begin
ming OF the construction of the home
occurred in Hunters administration.
II was the desire OF the lodge that he
should direct the completion of the
big undertaking
The new home will be dedicated
May 80. just ten months after the first
shovel Of dirt was thrown. II Is ex-
pected that the building will be occu-
pied some time before the dedication.
For that event former Grand Exalted
Ruler August Hermann OF Cincinnati
has been invited to Denver. The dedl-
cation will be the occasion for the
greatest celebration ever attempted
by the Elks OF Colorado.
Denver Elks declare the new home
will be one OF the finest outside OF
New York City. When completed It
will represent on outlay OF s225.ooo.
A hundred thousand dollars was ex-
pended for the lots. $4,000 for the
building, and s25.oOO for furnishings.
The big marble columns which have
delayed the building are due to arrive
in Denver March 10.
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MANY DRIVEN FROM HONE.

Every year. in many parts of the
country. thousands are driven from
their homes by coughs and lung
diseases. Friends and business are
left behind for other climates. but
this Is costly and not always sure. \
better way-the way OF multitudes--
is to use DR.. Kings New Discovery
and cure yourself at home. Stay right
there. with your friends. and take this
safe medicine. Throat and lung trod-
bIes find quick relief and health re-
turns. Its help In coughs, colds, grip,
Group. whoopins-coush and sore
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knight; Harry w. Combs. esteemed
loyal knight; DR.. G. II. Kittell. es-
teemed lecturing knight: E. A. Brad
bury, secretary; Frank McFarlane.
treasurer; P. w. Blanchard. tyler:
Ben w. Rea, trustee for term of
three years. Installation will take
place the first regular meetips night
OF the lodge in April.
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DAVID GRIFFITH RE-
SIGNS SUPERINTENDENT
OF FREMONT MINE

David Griffith, Tor many years su-
perintendent of the Fremont coal
mine at Rockvale, has resigned his
connection with the properly and will
devote himself to other work. Mr.
Griffiths health has not been of the
best for some time and that fact
prompted his retirement from the SUI
perintendency. viii Davis, who has
had charge of the Nomac mine At
Prospect Heights, has been promoted
to the position made vacant by Mr.
Griffith's resignation and is now
looking after affairs at the Fremont
mine. Mr.. Griffith will take up his
residence on his fruit ranch in Lin
coin Park, and hopes that the change
will bring back his usual good health
He will also look after the Nomac
property. The mine is not now pro-
ducing coal on account OF being in lit
dgation-Rockvale Paradox.
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BAckAcME ALMOST rsBEARABLE

is an almost certain result of kidney
trouble. d. Toomey, 500 f. Olive St.
Bloomington, Ill, says: II suffered
with backache and pains in my kid
neys which were almost unbearable.
gave Foley Kidney Pills good trial.
and they done wonders for me. Today
! can do a real hard days work and
not feel the Effects Foley Kidney
Pills will cure any case of kidney and
bladder trouble not beyond the reach
OF medicine. No medicine can do
more,-For sale by all Druggists.
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TELLS 0F BATTLES
FOU6AT DURlkG REv0-
LUTON In ECUADOR

Mrs. Sweitzer, of Lincoln Park. has
received the following letter from her
son. Ed. Sweitzer, who is chief cleo
trician on the United States gunboat
Yorktown:
Santa Alena, Ecuador, Feb. 1, 1912.
This is the first opportunity l have
had to write since we were kuaran-
tined for yellow fever We lost but
two men from the epidemic, one OF
whom was the captain. We have been
busy fumigating, four times so far.
and as we have been using sulphur
the whole ship smells like hell.
This is nice healthy place. with no
mosquitoes and the disease is only
transmitted by the bite of the female
ia certain variety of mosquito SO We
are safe.
Had a little excitement at Guayaquil
as they are carrying on revolution
right around the town. Most of the
fighting was along the railroad be-
tween Guayaquil and Quito, about
seventy miles, the federals coming
down from the capital and the rebels
advancing from Guayaquil. The fed
erals defeated the rebels in several
hard fought battles and drove them
back to Guayaquil Four to five thou
sand were killed In one fight about
four hundred of the rebels were
driven into a swamp and drowned and
a number drifted down past our ship.
We were laying about two hundred
yards off the shore at Guayaquil.
There were riots and street fights
every day and night and we could
hear the bullets whiz and spat the
water. several hitting our ship. Every
one would go to the upper deck to
watch the show 1t some of these riots
as many as eighty people were killed,
and while they were busy killing each
other the yellow fever, malaria and
the bubonic plague were busy getting
the rest of them About fifty day died
from sickness.
1t took about fifteen days for the
federals to overcome the revolution.
lists and occupy the town. They cap
tured Montaro, the leader of the reb-
els, and sentenced him to sixteen
years Imprisonment. but fixed it SO
mob could get him and he was beaten
to death with table legs. They cut off
his head, cut out his heart and drag
ged his body around the streets, final
Iy burning it in the market place.
Next day they made the leading gen.
eral carry the head to the capital at
Quito where he will be tried and
probably fare about the same way.
Was sure glad to get away from
those awful scenes. One of our crew
went crazy from excitement.
Am sending you a number of pic
tures to add to our collection.
EDw. swEITzER,
Chief Electrician. U. S. S. Yorktown.
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A FAIR OFFER
Your Money Back II You're not Salts.
fed

Your Money Back II You're not Salts
fed.
We pay for all the medicine used
during the trial, II our remedy fails
to completely relieve you OF consti-
patton We take all the risk. You are
not obligated to us in any way what
ever, IL you accept our offer. That's a
mighty broad statement. but We mean
every word of it, Could anything be
more fair for you?
most scientific, common-sense
treatment is Rexall Orderlies. which
are eaten like candy Their active
principle is a recent scientific dis
covery that is odorless, colorless, and
tasteless; very pronounced, yet get
tie and pleasant in action, and par
ticularly agreeable in every way.
They do not cause diarrhoea, nausea,
fatulence. gripping. or any inconven-
ience whatever. Rexall Orderlies are
particularly good for children. aged
and delicate persons
If you suffer from chronic or hl-
bitual constipation. or the associate
or dependent chronic ailments. we
,,roa ,-n,, 20 tr., Doxat1 nrdorI;a. ot
our risk. Remember, you can get
them in Canon City only at our store.
~ tablets 10 cents 3s tablets 20
cents: so tablets so cents Sold only
at our store-The Rexall Store The
Palace Drug Store. Mitchell & Egg
bers. Props. 6O1 Main street, Canon
City, Colorado.
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Mrs. A. J. Clark OF Gilman, Iowa,
arrived here Wednesday night in re-
sponse OF message apprising her
of the death OF her brother. James c.
watson She will remain here for T.
week or ten days.
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a few. weeks. The petitioners for the
pest district here will ask the state
entomologist to appoint Horticultural
Inspector A. S. Taylor as his deputy
for this county
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FOR RENT-12 acre garden land with
room house and outbuildings. ?
acres we'll set to fruit with gocj
house and barn on South Ninth. Lin
cold Park. Phone Jar. T. Wilson. 2.
s1i. 81
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Mrs. Geo. Bethel Jr.. is about again
after having been confined to her bed
for six weeks with a lame knee
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Save Money for You

lungs. make it a positive blesslns
soc and 800. Trial bottle free. Guar
anteed by Hunter Palmer.
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Record Ads tor ,ssssiss.
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Modern Milling Ideas

followed in its making lumber today
and much better lumber pro-
first class lumber made under modern methods
and a prices low enough
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The situation in Denver remains
just as it was last week The Citizens
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1912-03-16

places n Industry lal W
eminent
in e5rci-aan Ms Bfgan points
ihe important iact that e prszt
p7ata moneoiy f putting - lla-
aaalan al anlazsrTsa oHm ana
ererg ndiTlsasilEt must exert him-
self ta the end that ae advantages e
competition malsba restored He sz7s
the socialists and truE magnatsz
uElta 50 declaring monopoly % BE- az
economic development the iatter bop
ing % retain ihe fruits 81 monopoly
iu private hands and ihA former e.
pecfiag their ultimate arlroyiatioa
- goFerumenE
TIE iudiF.dualisf. On the eonirafT.
erntends thar the consolidation W ID.
dustries ceases 10 Be- "a economic e.
rarfaee Hhen competition is eliminat
sd. ard ~ believes. further. that Do
economic advantage whla6 coais
come from The noBopolizaf50a o. all
rne industries in TIE hands d the gov-
eminent could compensate f1r ths
sitting ot individual initiative and a
dependence And the indiFidualists
ho thus believe stand t0r = morality
and f0r q system Oi ethics H1ica thHg
ara wiiiing u measure against ths
ethics and morality o. socialism.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1912-03-16


THE esue between ihdiNaualiam
ard soclalIsm has never been more
saeeinlly and clearly defined than bg
william J. bryan in an article which
appeared ln ihe century Magazine Fl
April. 1905. ln tae midst q discas
slon ~ much which u inc0nsegaen
ilal and Irrelevant It s. refreshing
10 tnrn 10 q writer Whoae mind grasp
ihe eFsentals of the problem and waq
has tire ability 10 express hia thoughts
IN a cleareut fashion Ai his lile 81.
Bryan has been deep student y eco-
uonlc and social problems and no one
can Ia fairness deny fhat hia symDa
dies lead him into the direction Oi
reforms Tor TIE betterment 81 the con
dition n the mazs d ne people When
be wrote The article referred % ae
lad 51si returned from hig trip around
fhs uorid. during which he had de.
ssHe6 moaths u iae study y every
Dzss d ~ social problem ID many
lzaa ana ~ was lasfei0fe ezcsDtioD
aiy wei qss5Ayee % discuss tie su0
te
At the otaet Nr Bryaa observes
tsf tie wpras fa6iFissaan ane
ssn 5efns ta1seszies rzsaer
faas oonefs 0ynama foF a. extreme
isedaaiitE 5 aei n y found ua
- any forn q ggyenment - there
ss - example " socialism in fgll gg
fgaFi0n 81 government be.ng mere
u iesa soeiailsiie me contention .
between taose Who regard indigldBel
am ~ a. laeai % b. approached as
nearly a. circumstances SD admit.
asd those who regard the gociaiistic
stafe a. IDEAL, 70 BE- established -
~ and a. fast az public opinion wIll
alioy
Further anDlliflDg tae issue, Mr
Bryan says Tie indiglduaiisi be-
lieyes that competition y not only a
heipful but necessary force in 70
fiefy. b Be guarded and protected
fhe soelsilaf regards competition a. 4
hnfffHi force 10 b entirely ezfermi
hated and then BE- lays the foanda
Ion fof ne test . establish The fcla
tlge merlla u The ivo systems Hii
view Is fhat ne aim oi society q
iae AafmaHious Development of On
haman raee physically mentally ans
morally and that system g bes
which best subsefyes ihla obiice Thei
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1912-03-16
Bryan on IndiDidudliSn7
Us. Socialism


of iae f.pss q in'A
ifeifieuaiisa "iii Y Neiihea Al HI
private oAnerahip 81 ne ns
fofgaiion aAN aisii iya''yA
e9ili'ftiiiop y,a D's A4fins
pIpile o"ihfsa'p moe Meals q Piy
AAetion aha aiAlfiDlsDh A l'el
crinpel'HoH "A pfaeiAealiy ia'lf'sAiglT'
aaa e'eiaifah "lA ~ ne,'hse - ~
eealeehFe o~nefsaip iaf2akA In
state oi ~ re mans p gioonei'oA
ana distribution.
OL7 advocate n socialism defines
!, a. common ownership oi natural
resources aad public utilities and ne
common operation q All Industries for
tle Pubic sooa- q WY q seen sna'
ne definitions q socialism common
III "A uAe meme ne thlpes ~n'eh
can not iaif'f Ds ssscfiDso - sSe'af
nile' and some g re psiini'ions
'Hke re ia# ppe' ior insaA1ee' ~
n-e eiefNea Dy assuming in4t 'As
vA9'le operation q aii 'naah'fies XIX
Aseeafilf 5s 'oF me genera so'a'
- re n'siai''s Akfss y nDs''iias
2 sonpel iiion e eon'foiiins io'cs'
shS A. iAalfiHaa'is'A agree inai com
its'1ioD 3 Necessary iof ne ven De-
As q soeisy ine is'ffsi ana m-Al
s-ia'f ''as Df'"esii l's iNp Fe'i0''1
can ps efaMA as me point NasIs
cclApsillioD pesins 2 pe possible Ooth
feagoi' Raf9ilns p1piie ownsrsn'p
FAsfe eoinpepi'on y impossible Dul
piiieiiAs q Z ine WISDOM Il Pubic
ofAsfsoip ~hefe eoinpeut'on can De
i'ss pay.
dr Bryan next notes The fact that
Socialists derive much strength from
t1s fact that they advocate certain
reforms that indlyidHallsts also adyo-
cate az FOR example, the public own
eIsalp u waierworks and similar pub
iie utilities - which competition j.
DOt practicable Additional strength
3 derived By socialism from its con
lemnaiioH 81 abuses which. while ca
isiing under indigidualism are not
necessary to &, and which individual
l1is are just as anxious 70 remedy AZ
Socialists.
80 advocate indiylduaiism Il Is nc
more necessary 70 excuse the abuses
- which competition may lead thar
. is IS % defend the burning Of a citl
because fire Is essential 10 human
comfort or 10 praise a tempest be
cause air Is necessary 10 human life
IN comparing indyidualism viii
socialism it Is only fair 10 conslde
indiyidualism when made as good al
human wisdom can make q and thel
measure # with socialism at It's best
!. is a common fault of the adyocat
10 present hia system, idealized. Il
contrast a1th his opponents system
At It's worst, and it must be confesse
liai neither indivlduallst nor soeia
igi has been entirely free from thi
fault N dealing with any subject W