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The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1914-10-29

The people of the Arkansas valley
this year are only interested in State
and County affairs. and party lines
in this campaign are well nigh oblit-
Grated The endorsement or con-
demnation of the National Admins
tration is not under consideration.
The very fact that so many Demo
Gratis express their determination to
vote against n majority of those on
their ticket. against what they stand
for. is proof OF the assertion that
they cannot be driven to the support
OF candidates who are largely re-
sponsible for the industrial troubles
that now af1ict the State. by the cry
that they must swallow the unsavory
dish set before them to prove their
loyalty to the president.
The naked truth is that a vote for
the Brake e-Kenehan-Keating outfit is a
vote condemning President Wilson.
There is no escape from this propo-
sition as the following state of facts
abundantly prove: President Wilson
recently directed the troops in Colo
rado to permit any Citizen or person
desiring to become Citizen to go to
work in the mines. The strikers and
their candidates on the State ticket
openly condemn the president for
this Interpretation OF his order to the
troops. Now it is squarely up to
Democrats to say where they stand.
II they are against the President of
course they will vote for the Brake
Kenehan-Keating crowd. II they
The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1914-10-29
MARIE N. CRAVEN IS
STRONG CANDIDATE FOR COUNTY
SUPERINTENDENT OF SCHOOLS

ccised state teachers certificate for
California in addition to her degree.
4. n. The year following her gradu.
alton size married William y. Craven.
Professor OF Biology In simpson Col
iese shortly after her marriage her
husbands health failed and they
moved TO Canon city where i've
years aso her husband died leaving
his wife and two year old daughter
withou, means OF support. and throw.
ing Mrs Craven upon her own re
sources for the support Of herself and
child.
In addition to her splendid execn-
tive ability. and excellent educa-
tloaal qualifications. mos, important
Of all. she has character and indlyi.
duality. which in the human equation
counts for more than all else. A. a
teacher In the Sunday school. A.
teacher in the public schools. as
mother rearing her child. and as
toiler for her daily bread. she has
gained vide experience with schools.
scholars and school Wosi.
she understands the needs OF the
child and the requirements Of the
school. She appreciates the rights
and duties OF the parent. and realizes
the obligations OF the teacher.
As a mother. teacher. scholar or
bread winner she can put herself in
the other fellows place and view the
situation from his viewpoint and
standpoini. because OF the knowledge
eained in each OF these capacities
from the wisest Of all teachers.
EXPERIENCE.
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here II you had seen your wives and
babies murdered. what would you do :
You would not have had the forhear
ance these strikers have shown"
Brake has in his empoy William T
Hickey. one OF the active partici
pants In the reign OF terror that pre-
vailed in the spring. A call was
issued by the strife leaders. includ.
Ing Hickey. for open rebellion against
the commonwealth.
Gather together for defensive pur-
poses all arms and ammunition legal.
ly available" the call read. ''Send
names OF leader of your company ana
actual number OF men enlisted n,
once by wire. phone or mail TO W. r
Hickey. secretary OF the State Fedc-
ration OF Iobar The state is fur.
nishing us no protection and we must
protect ourselves. our wives and chill
dren from these murderous assas-
SINS
The "murderous assassins" were
the state national guard.
with Brake as labor commissioner
ex.oflcio. with Hickey In Brakes
present place. backed as they would
be by Patterson in the governors
chair and Kcnehan as treasurer.
what would become of Colorado In
the coming two Pueblo Chief.
tain
Tho only way TO vote effectively
against Brake is to vote for John E.
Ramer for secretary Of state.
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John Ramer Is the Only Man
Fit For Secretary of State

Mrs. Riddle. the Progressive canei.
date, is one of the best women in
the state, personally, but her chances
for election are so meagre that Il is
impossible for her 10 be elected
Therefore, we appeal to the people
to take no chances and to vote for
MIR. Ramer. He is well known
throughout tine state. is as honest
as a government bond. has had years
of experience as deputy secretary of
state, and. Il elected, will certainly
elevate the position above the point
it now occupies wheer its employees
can furnish arms and ammunition to
be used against the state government
without being discharged.
We feel that an appeal of this kind
is hardly necessary but for fear there
might be some one who does not un-
derstand the situation. we make this
appeal for Mr. Ramer.
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The political fight this year has
been directed against the two posi-
tions OF Governor and Senator. Very
little has been said about any OF the
other candidates. 1t has been taken
for granted that the voters would
support the rets of the ticket with
the men of the party for whom they
chose for these two positions.
However. we want TO stop long
enough TO urge the people of the
state to support John Ramer for Sec
retary OF State. The other two can
didates are Edwin V. Brake and Mrs.
Agnes Riddle. There is no need dis
cussing Ed. Brake. He is the man
who. MS Labor Commissioner. sent one
of his deputies TO Wyoming to organ
ize and arm men to fight the govern
ment OF the state, and he. himself.
did the sane thing at Alamosa
Hence. there is no need discussing
Mr.. Brake.
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of their friends in the younger social
set at Halloween party given Fri
day evening at the home OF Mr.. and
Mrs. F. p. Austin. The girls were
The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1914-10-29
CARD OF THANKS

Mrs Heniley J. Han and family
desire to express their appreciation
to friends and relatives for their
many courtesies and sympathy dur
ing the Illness and death of our hus.
band and father e5sdit-wf
The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1914-10-29

We are now paying highest marke,
prices for apples. both boxed and
bulk. It win pay you to SEQ us he
fore you sell The Royal Gorge Fruit
Gro Assn. 2s4det--1tw.
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THANKSGIVING PROCLAMATION
CBY UNITED PRESS

Washington. Oct 2s-The presi.
dent this afternoon issued a procla.
nation designating Nov. &c. ss
THANKSGIVING Day.
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win II. Stockton and Mr.. and Mrs.
Truman Stockton. besides the host
and hostess were the members OF
the club who were present.
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M. 2. Club Gives Delightful
Halloween Party.

Florence. Oct 26.-The members of
the NJ. F. club. comprising Misses Vi
Wan Austin Ruth Howells. May Ed.
wards and Philesita Sebree. were the
charming hostesses to a large party
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FIoren=e w. c. T. U. Meet.

Florence. Oct. 26.-The w. c. r. L
held an important meeting with Mrs,
r. a. Ramsay Tuesday afternoon. Sey
enteen ladies were present. and plans
for canvassing the city were complet
ed. Much interest Is being manifest
ed. Canon City extended an invita-
tion to visit that city wednesday
which was accepted by six ladies'
who went TO the county seat in the
Stock automobile. Mrs. Ramsay
served nice refreshments during the
social hour.
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which would defeat the entry.
]. w. HAwLEy. Register.
First pub. Oct. 20. 1914.
Last pub. Dec. ~. 1914.
The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1914-10-29

CHOICE OF THE BAR AND THE
PEOPLE FOR JUSTICE OF THE
SUPREME COURT. VOTE FOR
JOHN CAMPBELL.
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1914-03-24

ircSter.al. ths hens being considered
AID treated generally as sesotS for
ooureE-i1g material which would c.n-
erwfse go to waste Into szzhle prod
cct Consequently she poultry and
GeSs produce; Constitute merely q y.
Product q tie general farm
TIE osFss.Tnel. cf agriculture has
placed The annual ac,sS due 10 improper
banding o. eggs 1t S4s-tsssGstt. and i;
has been stated ihst in Kansas alone
tie ralue Of the egg prodDes would lie
iocreas SGD 81 600 annually Il prop,e,
care were taken o. tie p-s.doc. by the
farmer and merchant
Or usly farms throughout tie
ce,nu,ry the uoner derived from tie
sale Of po1l--y and eggs buys grocer
les and clothing for the entire family.
and the uoDey from this source could
Be suhstx u.lzl.! Increased By esixb.
FISHING pirate trade with hotels and
re.sts urzDts
In order that the fArsoe, NAY sell
more eggs t'st.er eggs and obtain 8
t-eiter prize for them the department.
hss issued ;be following suggestions
Improve yoE,r poultry stock
Keep one Of tie general purpose
breeds. such IS the Plymouth Rock
wyandOte. Orpingr0n ~ Rhode Is.
land Red
Provide one clean dry. Eernin fires
nes; tor ever four o. Gre hens.
Conclude an h2iching by May Is and
sell OF cou.ns male birds during the
remainder Of the summer.
Gather the eggs once daily during
ordinary times and twice daily during
bot c- rainy weather.
In sumner place eggs Is scon As
gathered in Good. dry roon-
Use all snal1 or dirty eggs ct hume.
Market f1equeurig-twice & week. 1.
i'sssible-durius the summer.
In taking eggs 10 market prosec'
them from the suns rays
Tie department has ALSO issued TIE
following Suggestions 10 the countr,
Merchant spd cash buTer:
Candle sll eggs and buy OF the loss
q tssis
Allow the farmer 10 see you candle
the eggs occs si"Dally and return .hoSs
rejected IL be wishes them
Pack carefully in strong. clean cases
or filters.
Do not keep ia nusfr cellar O:
GEAR oil barrels Or other c,doritero1:
u7erchsaiise
Ship daily during warm weather.
To the railroad officials the depart
Dent makes the following suggestions
Proyiie 8 corere3 portion On ststaoz
platform where cases Of eggs can b.
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1914-03-24
FORo'S SElFlSHNESs.

l want 30 make 1t possible fer
everybody to ride in an autouo-
bile 1t will mean that much
more pleasure for me Its just
q matter of seldshness on my
part SelSshness rules the world
In every respect Even acts
which We deem great sacrifices
actually are matters of selfish
ness The man who performs
them finds his pleasure in the
sacrifice or in the public opinion
which his sacrifice will arouse.
One man will giye UP his for
tune 10 satisfy his creditors. He
doesn't want any man on earth
to think be would defraud a fel.
low being His pleasure Is in
the esteem Of others Another
man might do just the reverse.
His pleasure lies in his personal
worldly profit One man will
give his life for another: his
pleasure lies in heroic deeds. An
other would eyade the danger,
his pleasure being in personal
safety regardless Of duty or pub
lie opinion Whatever a man
does OF his own volition is for
hts own pleasure in some way
or other.-Henry Ford
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1914-03-24
FORMER MEMBER OF.
STATE LEGISLATURE
WELL KNOWN NAN GIVES HIS
OPINION OF PLANT JUICE,
THE NEW VEGETABLE
TONIC

TIE Following test.Donls. fron Z
wen known nzn viii De read wiie IL
,eregr M. J. O Willizuso1- WIZ
resides q, III Gas. s7ih street II
Seattle, came 10 Washington t-o-1
Maine IL lss. and is one Of TIE old
est and bss, Know citi1eas q the
state. He was member Of the leg
sxlA1urs in 1861 and again IL 1851
from Ki,sap county M WilliA-nsoI
E.zde the following statement af'ol7
the vegetable io1ic. Plant Juice:
i an going 10 take another bottle
o. Plant Juice 20. Eg wife She md
e-~eas q ssre-e AID complicated su--
eaczl opsrA.io. sho.T TINE ago anc
she has never fully rscsore,e'd her
health She rss badly w down and
her nerves we're very weak We have
found Plan, Juice 10 BE The ts.sI iolac.
she has sTs- tried ]. gives he:
s.reoxta and ac-s nicely On her 1e-
yous sys.em We ara both ve-y vel
pleased with il
As .olic and Fi-zhDs. nothing
equals Plant juice II tones uq ihs
entire system sooihes and strength
ens tired nerves. aids digestion ard
gives ses. 10 the appetite. clears tae
blood q al po:soos. clsznses the lire-
relieves constipation leaviog H.
boreis il healthy. normal condition
Women who are depressed, NERVOUS
blue, hare headaches. pains il Il
tack o. joints. have poor ci-czlzi.o'
with 10. flashes and dizzy spells tet
tired and worn out will find Plan
Juice ~iIl giFe relief 81 ooes- II
sale q, the Eaton 4 Swsrsy D-u
Store III
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1914-03-24
Cutting the Locust Tree.

The department Of agriculture sd-
vises that the cutting Of the locust tree
for all purposes. including thinning cp-
GRAFTON and for pirate commercial use,
should be done between the first Of Oc-
toter and the last Of March To de-
stroy the locust borers before the! Ell
ter the wood the removal Of the bark
from all desirable portions Of the
trunks Of the trees felled Is imports 1t
and necessary.
The insury TO the trees caused by
the horers consists Of wounds in the
bark and sapwoo3 which. il sufficient
~ severe and reIpea;ed year after year.
results in g worthless growth or the
death Of the timber affected The com
uercial value Of the wood is consider
ably lessened by the worm holes.
The presence Of the insects in H.
iur1ous numbers is indicated in the
fall Of the year by the frequency
Of the adults on the goldenrod fow-
ers and on the tres So extensive has
the damage Of this pest been In some
sections o! the eastern states and the
middle west that il is BOW considered
Improbable 10 grow the tree for 81
fher shade or timber. One important
reason for holding this borer In check
is To prevent its extension into the
far west and other sections which are
at present free from IL
Experiments have demonstrated that
the grubs may be killed by spraying
the trees and branches with strong
solution OF kerosene emulsion This
should be done not earlier than No
rember and not later than March.
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1914-03-24
BREAKING ICE BARRIERS.
pynamits ssA Little Tugs Lssd IN
Asssstt ~ tie Crest Lakes

Dynamite end Little Tugs Lssd ths
Assssts ~ tie Crest Lake.
Up on our great lakes winter holds
those waters In q stiNeoed grip for
several uoouchs. substantially putting
an end 10 well nigh al tra@c. but even
%. it is the mission Of certain OF the
big csr ferry steamers to maintain
something Of an approximate schedule
However. every now and then the
Gathering ice packs catch and bold
them despite the be<, the steamers can
do. and il Is ooiy BY using dynamite
that ther then succeed Ia breaking
through these figsd barriesx Occa-
s5onally il Is yes1t2ble battle BE-
tween titanic forces. and il takes cour-
age foe offcers and crew TO maintain
the struggle Success Is not always
The fruit Of these strenuous enoro.
b-.cs use IL is still fresh in the minds
Of many bow gallant Captain Mcleod
and thirty Others persisted aboard the
Marquette when that ship fouodered
in December. 1919
What strikes one most fordb,y. II be
has seen winter conditions upon the
grest lakes. Is the manner 10 which
little tugs are used 70 break Q passage
clear for large steamers when their big
kin are quite incapable OF working
their o~E way through the ice not
withsta nding thAr greater bulk and
far more powerful engines The secret
lies In the fact that the tugs are able
10 roll about after poking their noses
into the 6oe and In this manner they
attack the ice in q direction where IL
IS least capsule OF Offering Elective
resistance Instead Of assaulting the
ice edge On where il Is supported by
hundreds Of yards-if not. Indeed by
severzi miles Of solid psck-fhe small
craft tea, down upon q thickness Of 50
MANY inches. and By sheer weight and
tie rapid shifting OF this by q rocking
motion they fonce IL asupdef.
The big steamers upon the gree.
lakes. especially the large car ferries.
could do this rery thing 10. themselves.
and do j, upon 8 greater scale. IL they
could BE- given the reedful rolling mo-
don but the difficulty lies In finding
9 way to effect thiA-Technical World
Magazine
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1914-03-24
TICKLE FORTUNE.
Aemanes Of . oisersdftsd Geld and
Copper Mine.

Copper Mine.
When the great mineral wealth o!
this nation has been finally developed
cbronirler viii write the American
Arabian Nights Of Mining One o.
the tales all Of vhich viii he true. VII
run somewhat a. follows:
Once upon tine there was 4 poor
man Of the name Of Billy Harris wbo
lived at Spokane. Wash He was q
ho-semsn. among other miscellaneous
activities. and had acquired coosid
cradle block Of stock in certain Leroi
Mining company. having taken most OF
{ in payment from those who owed
hin noney and who h.d DO other as
sets more tangible This stock bad
kicked st.out without sponsor 70,
two years and was nomioally quoted a,
around 10 cents q share
One day q friend came along with :
handsome stallion. ard Billy looked Up
on the animal with curesous eyes Dick.
ering began and ended BY his paying
over 500 Of the stock for the stallion
The seller. on sober reflection. became
dissatisfied with his bargain and
brought suit to recover the horse BE
won. and Billy. with q sigh. took back
his stock and hade the animal fond
farewell
Eighteen months later Billy sold the
same stock for S2jo.OO and the re
ma.nder o. his holdings for IS much
again The Leroi mine WIS., taken over
BIZ Whitaker Wright and an English
syndicate and produced $+o.oDD.CSO in
gold and COPPER II is not or record
what the original owner o: the stallion
said or tbought-aBd .erhas rs il is just
as well.-Wail Street Jourpsl.
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1914-03-24
SPRING BLOOD AND SYSTEM
CLEANER

During the winter months inpuri
ties aecum ulste. your blood becones
impure and thick, your kidneys. livei
and bowe.s fail to work, causing sc
called Spring Fever" You feel tired
weak and lazy. Electric Bitters--
the spring tonic and system cleanser
lis what you need: they stimulate
the kidneys, liver and bowels to
healthy action, expel blood impurities
and restore your health. strength and
ambition Electric Bitters makes
you feel like new Start four
weeks treatment-it will pu, you in
Ane shape for your spring WORK
Guaranteed. All Druggists. SOC ami
31-0o. n. z. euekIen 4 Co. Phila.
dslehfa Or ST. Louis. ~
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1914-03-24
escaioeed Esss-

Boil one dozen eggs for twenty five
minutes, pu; In cold water and take 0.
the shells. Slice the eggs and put them
In q pudcin- dish with alternate layers
Of breadc-urnlss. having 2 ia!er Of fD-
crumps Oh tor. Season each layer
with little pepTer and salt and b.
fore putting on the top layer Of crumbs
pour over II pint 0. sweet cream
Bake brown and serve hot
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1914-03-24
Getting More Eass.

According 10 statistics Of the United
States department Of agriculture. the
products 0. the American ben agere-
gate total value Of over $5D0O0OJ
annually. Poultry and eggs are iro-
dueed In all sections Of the country
but II Is 3 potices be fact that the
bulk Of these IMPORTANT products ID
produced By the farmers Of the Ms
sissippi valley. n this section there
are practically DO large poultry farms
such as are commonly found In the
eastern states and On the Pacific coast
Poultry keep.Dg- therefore. Is USUALLY
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1914-03-24
They Learn Early.

Bessie Was sitting on the hotel vef
anda one afternoon when anothe:
child, gaudily dressed. t-e<an 10 iarad,
up and down before BE-. nirting bei
fan and swishiny her skirts airii!
Bessie stood IL as locg as she could
but finally burst out:
Dresses an fans does not make
ladies'
But they helps the other nung
back over her shoulder as she saun-
tered away.-Deiineator-
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1914-03-24

@ooPERATION among frui,
growers In tie d-si'osing OF
~ their products hss been carried
o. with g reistvesy high dc
gree O. Success for c,ooSs8srz bic
leux-h o. tine II soc1e % the iDpor
tai. trui. districts Of the country Ac-
cocding 70 tie department Q: sg-irul
.ure. cooperative methods 81 selling
trui, are gradually being extended
Many fruit growers who are shle TO
% sgs their orchards IS 20 pro
duce large crops OF excellent fruit at
Minimum COS. fail TO make their basi-
less p-o1tzbl o. Is profitable IS The
possibilities admit. through failure TO
p-v-erly dispose Of L. Ii Is difficult IL
large numbers Of cases for Z fruit
grower whose tine and energies srt
taken up with tie details Of p-odrc
iug his crop 10 SO keep informed with
regard 10 market conditions AID mar
k@ting methods IS 10 enable him to
dispose Of bis crop 70 tie best sdTsD-
tage Il Is as iuportan, TO meet tie
market conditions fully and success
fully IS il Is 10 produce good crop Of
fruit 10 sell
4 relatively small number O. com
ue-caal ty-1!, growers are allie 70 sell
their CROPS directly 70 tire refaiIe,
Where this uethasd Of disrsosing Of the
rrup hes been carried Oh Ia business
Ike usuoer ii usually proves success
tul To meet the Requirements. bow
srsr, II is necessary for fruit growers
10 place With ths retailer nothing but
first class material and il IL quite I'm
y,orTsni that he should BE able 70 fur
nish q continuous supply in orde. :hs,
the demand Of the retailers custom
ers may be he, withou, interruption
Large quantities Of fruit are disros-
I'd o. through commission merchants
This method does Lot always prove
satisfactory for reasons which are vs.
-.01sly attributed To the system Itself
70 the niddieInan. sometimes TO the
purchaser o. the fruit and in some iD
stances The quality Of the product fur
nisbed tie commission man enters into
tie consideration
Frui, growers are better organized
and larger proportion q them are
members 81 some cooperative sssocia
ton il the western fruit districts thar
il other portions Of the United States
Where z cooperative association Is
well managed and The members are
loyal II has proved. as a rule, q salts
factory means of placing fruit Oh the
market
Gradually TIE economic importance
u careful picking and honestly grad
ing and packing fruit products is being
appreciated. and the effect o. fruit so
graded and packed upon the ccnsrn
~ il his incres sei d@na DDS for fruit
IL large quantities az reasonable prires
is being realized Cooperation further
enables growers who produce fruit IL
relatively small quantities 70 receive
the advantage OF shipments made IN
large quantities
Some cooperative associations han-
de full line Of fruit growers sup
plies which sre furnished 10 the men
bers az minimum cost. and through
various activities. such as the opera
don Of fruit eTaporstors. fruit Gamer
les etc-- TIE business organization o.
the association IL kept constantly en-
ployei This makes il possible 10
bring 10 bear upon the activities Of
the association tie continuous serric 6
q highly trsined men
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1914-03-24
Example Of British humer.

The late Lord Salisbury had pretty
wit At the beginning Of the South
African war both his private secre
taries volunteered. and they were fol
lowed, says the London Express By
the Duke Of Norfolk who ssked to be
allowed to resign his pos, VI postmas
ter general and 60 TO the front Il
suppose you may" said Lord Salts-
bury. but do bof,e Cross won't want
to CO." Lord Cross was then lori
pr1vy seal and was nearly eighty.