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THE STRIKE SITUATION
,lnraa. sr,ins. Gs.c,,s:

Colorado Spring. Gazette:
Gos~Fnor Ammons appointment
Of a .otamis sion tn Investigate the
coal zuik. situation u another half
way measure which may. but prob.
ably will not. prov. -ttiraeious. TIL"
commission Ia to be- composed Of Jus
tir.s Mussrr and King of the stat"
Supreme Court. Mr.. Tanner. Den
yer clergyman: Norton Montgomery
assts'an, attorney general. and ". y.
Capp. warden OF the '-fortaatory at
nucna Vista.
Tho cnmmiHsion will have no au-
thoriiy. though the personal standing
c: its members will give !. n certain
in nfiu-ncc. i'ut the time Is pas,
when pcrsonai Influence will avail
to a!fcc, the course Of the strike. II
Is no longer mere labor can,ror"r-
sy. IL il civil war. And this bcin !.
the cas-. the vital consideration now
il to stop i'-nOt after the commits
sion has held in,crminabic hcarings
anu IIlG'' El i'pvi'. o"'
now. And the only way to stop 1, Is
with Federal troops.
We are less concerned with the re-
sponsibiliiy for the loss of life ut
Ludlow than with the fact that Il,
actually occurred. Such y condition
Is intolcrablc. yet Il IL tho logical de-
vcio?mcnt of the tcmporizing policy
followed by the governor since the
trouble began last October. II Mr..
Ammons is really anxious to end the
condition Of anarchy In the coal dis
trict he will refrain from appointing
more investigating commissions and
join In the appeals to the President
for troops which are being made by
citizens and organizations through
out the state.
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RUB RHEUMATISM FROM
STIFF, ACHING JOINTS
Rab ssesass iron joiats and muscles
with . small trial bottle Of
Old g. Jacobs Oh
s.-r sdes;nr- Rh-,,matiam.

s..r s4csinH" Ih~,matisrn.
li's pain oNtys not one casc IN atty
scluircs internal treatment. Rub sooth.
ing. penetrating "St. Jacob. Oil" right
IN tho slender spot" anil by tho time
You say Jack binson-out comes the
rheumatic pain. est. Jacob. on is
a harmless rl,C,irnati.m cure which ncvrr
iisappoints and doesn't burn tho skin. 1t
takes pain. soreness and stiffness FROM
aching joints. muscles and bones: stops
.ciatica, lumhago. backarhc. neuralgia.
I.imirr up! Get a .5 cent bottle
u oii.tiuic. honest est. JacobsS Oil''
from any drug storc. and In a moment
you'li b- free from pains. aches and
s,iFncss. Don't suifcrl Rub rl'cu'na-
ten away.
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OLD.TTllE COLD CURE
DRINK HOT fEAi

G-s = .--sl' r.sis<~ Of t1s~s.ss
n~ass Tea. q. .. tho C.rmss s.,Is
call IL. ~ii.m'.ssz~r usu.t Thee. 81 any
c,ssru.asy. 1sAr = sshlssrnaaipi Of sss
lea. pss. . cup af i-s.iins water -I.ra
IL. r.-,r thWarb . si~s. ssd drink .
,.ssup tsii st any iitar iutias shs
dsy o- t-f--c retiring. II IL sh- ms.e
elective way IN hsssk soil sn-i cure
grip. ss IL stses Si,e t.f-s Of s.~ eAis.
,-lie, ing .uesv>tipa. Al.s l-sssas The
ls--i.. thu. breaking up = cold.
Tfy u ih- acsi time Y.a suffer ffnn
. coli Of sh- grip. Il !. is-sf-a.i,e
snd -ntirviy vsv<sb'-. thsryfofr ssfs
an! hsfrsl~sA
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DENVER LIVESTOCK

Cattle; Receipts $50: market
steady: beef steers . TO $50: COVE
and hcifcrs $50 to SIS. stockcrs and
feeders 4 to 7..5: calves $50 Ia
il.5o.
Hogs: Receipts I.50O: market
steady: top $50: bulk Of sales s.25
to S.35.
sheep: Receipts l5o: market
6.1O.
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NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE

The martr, today closed s'r"nE.
Prizes rusc from I to ! points on
the more hopeful feeling regarding
the Mexican situation. favorable
crop news and expectation of a
speedy decision in tho freight rate
rss-. The markc, continued stead
iIy UPWARD.
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CHICAGO PROVISIONS

Shisssss Apr.i =i'fegisiSas
sSshsrd aS -sc-Psl"a u a.. s-s-ssi
ssas -sss-ht ,ssafa . laser PEis. lea
sis sai-s a1s- shsJ' 10 tae t"s-s
Close i'Ssk. MsS .ssss jaii
1895.
Lard. Mar s.sss jais issls-
Itits. Mar ,svs 1itY ttss.s
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r0RuoKrRs SAFE IN
MEXICO: WORD II ROME

Mora~. ApEii :s.=A d~~raish ,a-is,
isoa, Mexico CITY ssss;
The fass that foseixa.ss arc sa-
,hosisr.s Ia istea constitutes . pisdfs
Of ,1e-sF toe ali fosrienssss tsrs
f~~ Italians. t'rraeh Of ssshiasas
have left. bus mahF Gsrrsans ard a
aanai--r of British have DEPARTED
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NEW YORK METAL

Lead quiet. as. to 3.r..
Spcl,cr duii. sos to ..is.
Copper steady: spot are June
1897. to ~.
Tin steady: rpot 5i.5., to 3I..:s
Iron steady and unchanged.
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FIFTH ARMY BRIGADE
LANDS At VERA CRUZ

v-ss csuzs Assii s.=Ihs sfaAs'
p~us ssinssae ,h- Irs,s asaS bsis
ado .oaspsisinE ss- faarsh. S~sessh.
Nia-ss-nsh and T.-nssr~tshth ihn
fsasss sssissa's uaass ifsisaairs
.l-nrssi s'sest-sisA s'uas,sa ~-fr
sad. fast shsstiF isrf.su 10 a'sip~t
this hsoainsa
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LISTEN FOR THE WHISTLE.

Listen for the whistles! The C-N
ties. Tho boys will blow the whistles
when they deliver papers. When
you hear the whistle tonight and
nights hereafter get your C-N just
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NEW YORK STOCK LIST

Close: Amalganated Copper 12:
American Sugar Refining 100: Read
ing 1924: Southern Pacific ?os:
Union Pacific l52Z. L. ;. steel SIS |:
L. $. Steel preferred io1s: Atchisou
g5,.
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RATES OF EXCHANGE

New York. April 2S.-Closc: Prim,
mercantile paper I per cent.
Bar silver 59i.
Mexicfn dollars asa.
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LOST.

ii@ssssa Ess riae ana Gross asss
Cd i'iss. ss- SI- bill ami oae O.
Liii- H~ssrs 10 .;e Tin. ~. H-saTs
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THE MONEY MARKET

Nss York. April &c 'att r"ses
steady q. 60 t-ST Sue'
Tias- tS.ss sssEs So stsEs = ls
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NEW YORK COTTON

New York. April ?S.--Cotton:
Spot quiet. middling 1910: Gulf
1885.
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Mos. Ss-ss'h,As ,s prts,,ss .sa,is
sRsstsssd aas ~ ssssassises, psisss
TaiI AZ ctrssif ls- Ssst -, sa.,sss
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i0r ns. lO us4 ths military fOTsss al
"a. usited ssat-s for the PURPOSES
ieiin~.i by iAN sai l shall forthwith.
issae tie tSos lans'i0a pEo,i1..i b.
Iae sasiiase saa ia Pursuance there
Of. shall order iAs l1oot. When IheA
reach the sesaes Of SissHs Baase 10
ssase all those 80 have b~-a iadaig-
isS in domestic violence. OF shs
ihr~aiss 80 10 DO, To aisE~s-e .as rr-
air. p@arsi.Ais - ihsir rasI.rsais.
stSai@S il lkef haze 30, already aons
sS. si,Lis The .iRis limi.sa bs as
pfos IL Aslina. asi 1 shall ossss ahas
sS person ~ lsfssoaas, a2,nssl sr az
iin~iai shsli be p~sssi,lea 10 do ,asl
snisk nAf EtsS sis~ Ia disorder ss
shs character h.s-,s,Ssr speasi.-..i,
ss the esa aLa. good order ssss s-~
established snd assih,aissS,
u shall ss.. ~ ,bs as@ OF the
,ruasss. ~ h} asg a,I-sB, .. iasls-
aissise ihs-st ,sT B.srr Vi .h- i.A-
ssSl sss~Ssnsh al ihso ,hs eostEos. rss
shb hAs ps@taS~a tho situation
The srsiieasrhs Of that soa,fas. rsf
Iaiis safi.sis ~i,kis iha field af
sssss bs~sr. Ns aa,F, as SOW .~s
H. lie io saAfiaF asFsslf 60 nsaihtsis-
ihs . status ss good Ssaes assii ,hs
stale sAs Tersss~st lie suthssiss sasi
s-'s.hse The sstsfvshs-hs ihss~.t,
sha infssss.sd aSsis legislature sAnas.
be eoae -nea in liaar 10 arsi with .hi.
shssssss~y. bas has b~-n ssssssss4s..i Il
I. ssns -h- q, MsF A. 1914, I .haii
asP~st s"ss 10 draw ths asiahtion al
.kas Lets 10 The iaP~sa,is- h.s-ssiss
al isasasalsi~ s"asiissssiSa of sh@
skoi~ sisasiisa ssa a. psosars sssion
A. l. ps,ssihse in tho s.s~s.is~s in osssrs
that tho asp of federal rs~ss naAf
i.- timisea ut,tih It's ssAsrnaptsx.sl Il
sshsiss.. ssd ia ssi-r that .b- ssass
ssssF ssk~ sp lis iu,F as sass as u
j. possible fns IL In is ss,
The manifest ai.aasaasas~ III
kssins uvo sssiitasr fsss-s aha+s
SEPARATE scarves of gon.sot se-salinE q
~ishis the sAsas issAii,i-s i.aas me-
To s-ass6 yoa To si,hafa. ssas nal,
iis,a q. snna a. IN. ,sas~ nj tbs
rsis-d asaass sass ssss h.a tho s~-s.
sss ss- s-ssis Ia take asss iss saoi
-sss,s ,c~ssris 'sisnsa
'wnubHnw wiI!snN.7
t~ss.s. Aleii 3s=wssa thai
| l's.sia-el Wtlsoa had ssdsfea f-drs
al ssu..ss seas lat. sh. coal fisias ol
Csioss.ia uhes~ strike kas ,---n IL
esuzfrs. siseu Ssrs.ni.rf % last ~,
received With G.-a,si .ssi.fssssaa s
stats. uasua and o.~sss.s>' head
| aaassrs. h~sv to-day
~G.si:" exclaimed s:assfaof An
moe. -hss tstosns-a of the order.
J. y Ws,tpra. ps-.id.ai Of tn
calassas t'ssi aud isvs suaupsni
.r-sA,ss iss ,h- ssssssos>' sssssss~'
sali.fsesSss ssa . ,~il~f thai iAv
AMI ssdes s.s,ia b. ss-~-iii, RESTORED
lie added
AT no iinc in tho last ~ish
u,s,s,ths ha. there '-~-n sny other f-s
| question bui thai el the msins-asns'
af iae' and .sier: With that bill Prop
critic. ...ia have i-e-n -"ss-d sai
time -
Horace y itswkin.. counsel for tbs
! ;'aii.d Mine Workers at America
said
- will aid In -s.rJ way ! can IL
quiet the situation.
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sas legislature OF al ls- .Ssgatiss
ssL.a the legislature saassI b-
sSAsshsI.
The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1914-06-11


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every suffering woman "-Mrs- HAKRY
FISHER. 1912 Juniata Street, Philadel,s
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Another Woman's Case.
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The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1914-06-11
IN HONOR OF MRS. S. F. MEAD

Mrs. s. +. Meade was given 4
very pleasant surprise. at her home
on Hazel avenue Monday afternoon.
and thereby reminding OF her sew
enty-sixth birthday anniversary.
Mrs. c. A. Meade. daughter and
husband called together number
OF friends. and also arranged for
the social entertainment. in honor Of
their mother. Many nice presents
were presented and about four
o'clock a delightful luncheon was
served. The ladies' present were:
Mrs Pope. Mrs. Collins. Mrs. Ahart.
Mrs. Renfrow. Mrs. Van Buskirk.
Mrs. Dunkin. Mrs. Dryden. Mrs.
Tanner. Mrs Jennings. Mrs. shepp.
Mira anuen. All present wished
the hostess many happy returns Of
the day and pronounced her n de-
lightful entertainer also n well pre-
served lady for her years.
The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1914-06-11
FOB kILuNG
MOUNTAIN SHEEP

G.. A. Lathum OF Lincoln Park
was arraigned before Judge Cooper
of the county court this morning on
the charge OF killing a mountain
sheep and pleaded guilty to the accu
sation. whereupon he was assessed
4 fine OF one hundred dollars and
sentenced to ten days Imprisonment
in the county Jail. Lathum. who
has resided on Lincoln Park for
couple Of years. has been employed
at the Royal Gorge coal mine most
Of the time since coming here. In
February OF this year during q visit
to his old home At Howard he kill.
ed a mountain sheep in the sangre
de Christie range and was recently
arrested by Deputy Game Warden l.
A Poteet OF Florence for the offense.
District Attorney e. II. stinemeye:
and Mr.. Poteet were present when
the matter was called for trial for
the purpose Of prosecuting the case.
but the niling Of plea Of guilty by
the defendant made It unnecessary
for them to present all Of the evil
dence they had collected In connec-
tion with the proceedings.
The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1914-06-11
House Burned a. Noon Today

The residence OF Mr.. and Mrs.
Thomas RAIDER on Poplar street. LIN
coin Park. was destroyed by fre
about noon today with all of its con
tents. The origin OF the hre is un-
known. but is supposed TO have re-
suited from a defective fiue. The
family was not at home at the time
and It was because Of that fact that
nothing was saved. A number Of
the neighbors were attracted to the
house by the flames. but were unable
10 get inside on account OF the h5as.
Practically all Of the clothing. furni-
ture and other personal effects OF
the family were destroyed. AS far
as can be ascertained there was No
insurance on the property.
The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1914-06-11
FRATERMAL ORDERS OBJ
SERVE MEMORIAL DAY

The members OF Gate City Camp.
woodmen OF the World. and the
members of their subordinate organi-
zation. Gate City Circle. Women Of
woodcraft. held their annual Decora-
tion and Memorial day services on
Sunday. Flowers and wreaths OF
immortelies were placed on the
graves OF their dead in both Green
wood and Lakeside cemeteries in the
morning. and. In the evening. the
members OF both lodges attended d.
vine service ut the First Baptist
church. Rev c. T. Ilsley preached
an eloquent sermon on The Meas
ure OF a Man."
Sunday was also observed as
Memorial day by the members OF
Canon city Camp. Modern woodmcn
Of America. aad by the members OF
the Royal Neishbors OF America.
In the afternoon floral tributes to
the memory Of the dead were aid
upon the graves OF departed Wood
men In both Canon City cemeteries
with appropriate ceremonies. In the
evening tho members OF both orders
attended religious service ut the
First Methodist church where n
special discourse was given by Rev.
l.. J. Hole. During the thirteen
years OF its existence In Canon City
there has not been n death from
among the ranks Of the Royal Neigh
bors. although the membership has
been n considerable one during all
Of that period.
The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1914-06-11
MISS NETTIE SPAnGLER
AND Lee SMITH MARRIED

This noon at the home OF the
brides parents on South Ninth
street Miss Nettie spangler and Mr..
Lee Smith. OF Ruth, Nevada. were
married by DR.. L. J. Hole OF the
Methodist church.
The wedding was a quiet one. only
the immediate relatives OF the con-
tracing parties being present. Az
ter n honeymoon trip to Denver the
couple will go to Ruth. Nevada.
where the groom has pretty little
home in readiness for his bride.
Miss spangler is a popular Canon
City young lady who has many
friends. She has lived In Canon
City most OF her life and has boon
Identified with the social and church
life OF the community.
The groom was fomerly employed
in the freight department OF the ID.
& Il. @. here but now holds res
ponsibie position with mining com
pany at Ruth. Nevada. His many
friends are conratulating him ur-
on his entrance into married life.
The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1914-06-11
SECTION HOUSE ROBBED;
MAN CAUGHT With GOODS

The section house at Texas Creek
was robbed Tuesday night and a
man who carried the goods about
his person was arrested the follow.
ing morning by the officials from
the sherifrs office. The man gave
his name as John Clarke OF Chicago.
He was caught at the depot in this
city. The loot amounted In value
to about $40 and consisted of razors
and other personal effects.
The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1914-06-11
GAVE FRIENDS A SURPRISE

Roy L. Hinman and Miss Edna
Mcclure were quietly married at the
Methodist parsonage on Greenwood
avenue by Rev l.. ]. Hole at $3.50
o'clock Tuesday evening. The af-
fair was kept a profound secret and
it was not until the following morn
ing that their most intimate friends
knew OF the wedding. They left short
ly after the marriage for Twin
Lakes where they will spend their
honeymoon.
The bride Is the daughter OF Mr..
and Mrs. Clark Mcclure OF lis West
Main street and is 4 popular and
accomplished young woman She
has been employed during the last
two or three years as a stenosraph-
er and typist In the law office of
Waldo & Stump. The groom is n
well known salesman In the grocery
store OF J. NJ. Anderson q Company
at 5os-51f Main street. Mr.. and Mrs
Hinman will make their home In this
city.
The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1914-06-11
GOOD CLUBS.
The CUTTING CASE
is ADJOURNED

The case of the reop'e In the In.
terest OF Alice Cutting ard King
Cutting. adopted children. was nd.
journed by Judge Cooper this morn
ing on the ground that there was
not enough evidence to show that
the allegations in the case to be
true.
The case was not dismissed but
simply adjourned 20 that At any time
proof IL Owen Of alleged abuse and
nistrsetmsnt Of the chlldrss BY the
parsnts the cas- can ~ taksa up
again witAeut bsans rsopsasl.
The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1914-06-11
Saw rhree pesr Near Mime.

George Chincherlo, engineer at the
Wolf Park mine. reports seeing three
deer near the air shaft of that prop
erty on Friday. The deer came
down the hills and made their way
up to within about fifty or sixty
yards of the shaft for the purpose of
ascertaining what It was. In their
desire to crafty their curiosity they
seemed to have laid aside their nat
urai timidity and fear Of -.
The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1914-06-11
VIII Spend Summer In Canon

Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Lucas. the
parents OF Mrs. Marie Craven, ar.
rived In the city Wednesday from
Wichita. Kansas. TO spend the sum
mer. They were accompanied by
Mrs. Katherine salgresser OF Gran.
lite City. Ill. who has taken room
with Mrs. Harry for the summer.
The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1914-06-11
MISS COREY WINS
HIGH MUSICAL H0n0RS

At the auuual commencement ex-
ercises OF the Combs Broad Street
Conservatory OF Music. Philadelphia.
Penna.. held Tuesday night. May
2sth. among those who were gradu-
atcd was Gladys Corey. formerly Of
this city. but now OF Philadelphia,
who received n teachers certificate
and diploma In the piano depart
menf.
Those who knew Miss coreyx
work before she took up her studies i.
seriously In the East viii not be
surpriscd to learn OF her rapid prog
hess. Like all the graduates of this
vol known school. her training has
been most thorough not only pian-
isticaily but In the many collateral
branches which are so essential to
the well equipped musician. The
greater part Of her piano work has
been under the personal direction Of
Gilbert Reynolds Combs. director OF
the Conservatory and head of the
plano department. In Theory and
Musical History. Hugh A. Clarke.
musical director OF the Univcrnity OF
Pennsylvania. and the conservatory
faculty has been her Instructor.
Miss corey's contribution to the
Tuesday nights program was the
Allegro moderate from the crelg
concerto In A Nj. This brilliant
concerto Is bristiIng with technical
difficulties. all Of which the young
artist overcamc with the greatest
ease. Her tone. while powerful. Il
always rich and full and capable OF
much warmth. Her playing was.
marked throughout with that quiet
air OF confidence which seems char
acteristic OF all Combs students.
Added to this was a sraciousness Of
manner which won her audience
from the first.
This kindly personality has won
her warm place in the hearts Of
her classmates who elected her to
tho honorary office OF president and
1t was largely through her enthnsi-
as,ic efforts that the Glass Day cx-
orciSes of this year were among the
most successful ever held at the
school.
Her many friends WIN bc glad TO
hear OF her splendid success.
The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1914-06-11
OIL SPRAY
GETS LEAF
ROLLER


A trip through the orchard dis
tricts OF East Canon shows very
readily to the observing one that
those who sprayed with oil this year
is the man who will have the apple
crop.
A Record reporter made the trip
on Thursday with County Horticul-
tural Inspector C. NJ. Rice, who
since his appointment, has been keep
ing in very close touch with the
fruit situation in this county. Des-
pite the fact that a great deal of
rain has fallen in the past two
weeks those trees that were not
sprayed are already showing to a
noticeable extent that the pestifer-
Gus leaf roller has gotten in his
work.
This condition. however. is confin-
ed in the most part to the trees that
were not sprayed with oil this year.
There are some trees. however, that
were sprayed with oil that also dis
play evidences OF the havoc wrought
by the leaf roller.
The reporter and Mr.. Rice visited
the pretty ranch OF Mr.. A. B. Chat
fee. who had sprayed thoroughly
with oil and found his orchard to be
in excellent condition with a splen-
did prospect for a large crop.
The ranches OF W. p. Paxton.
w Staples. upon which Mr.. c. II.
Swanson from Fullerton, Nebraska.
now lives and II. w. Bickle all
showed plainly that oil had been
used with telling effect. In direct
contrast with these ranches were
those all about which looked sickiy
and pale and were slowly withering.
J. w. Haddon also has an orchard
that is going to bear well this year.
Very few leaf rollers were found on
any OF the trees. or course all the
orchards mentioned above have some
leaf rollers but they are n negii-
gible quantity In comparison with
the others around and about them.
Jesse Dorndorf. manager Of the B.
F. Rockafeilow ranch at Fruitmere
and Phil Sheridan manager OF the
Troutman ranch In the same locality
are firm believers In the use of oil.
placing their belief entirely upon
the experience which they have had
with it Both men are experienced
orchardists and their ranches show
1T. After a thorough inspection but
few leaf rollers were found on any
Of the trees. These ranches will
bear an average crop this year be-
cause last year they bore SO enor-
mously.
According to Inspector Rice the or
chards in South Canon are nearly
all devasted by the leaf roller be-
cause very few sprayed there. Lin
coin Park is almost wholly free
from the dread worm because of
thorough and intelligent spraying
by nearly every orchardist OF the
park. There were only two or
three. according to Mr.. Rice. who
did not spray this year and while
they have plenty of rollers their
neighbors about them are on the
road to a good crop and their pros
poets have never been better.
The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1914-06-11
VIII Go To paIhars. Texas

DR.. q. A. vawter will leave sun
day on . weeks business trip to
Dalhart. Texas. and the surrounding
country. Dr. vawtsr owns . iarss
stock ranch about forty miles from
D~lhart and he win devote most =
his time to looking over his "beosl
acres" asa iaspeesias ~ Asrls 8
pselpsea Hsuseiia sae<1s.
The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1914-06-11

socn pains In m y
sides, and terrible
baekache 20 that I
could hardly stand.
l took six bottles Of
Lydia E Pinkhan's
Vegetable Com
pound, and now I casr
do any amount Of
work, sleep good. eat
good, and don't have
. bit Of trouble. I
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