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South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1915-06-10
Domestic Items

1Oc Dress GinghamS at SC yard.
tSC Kimono CrepeS at 1926 yard.
2OC Huck Towels for $1.OO.
35c Turkish Towels at 25c each.
CSC Table DamaSk at 45c yard.
Silver Bleach Linen DamaSk Csc yard
SlOO Bed Spreads 75c each.
Sl.25 Bed Spreads $l.O0 each.
SC and lOc GinghamS 614c each.
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Sales" SPLENDID
Oghmm hb weather H
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Norfolk Styles
Linen Suit $5.75

In white, light blue, or natural linen. Well tail
ored; flare skirt Norfolk jacket with pockets and
belt.
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PALM BEACH COATS
$500, $1,000, $3.50

Suitable for motor travel or street wear IS or Sd
inches long All have pockets.
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SUMMER DRESSES

At $25O-Voies, linens, percales, dimities, haxons
and lawns. Plated and flare skirts.
AT $5.75-Linens, Crepes fancy voieS and lawns.
AT $5.75 to $15.OO-Voiles Nets, Organizes Linens
and BatiStes. Some tailored, some ruffe and dainty
styles.
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ENUMERATED ON SPEEDING
eIAReE;.cOSTS MAYOR
c6lRS AND CANDY

POetiand. Jan. 1.-THE case Of w.
G. Banks Who was arraigned for
speeding attracted no little attention
In Portland a few days ago. Banks.
who drives Ford. collided with a
telephone pole and Mayor Hoop issu-
ed warrant for his arrest under the
speed limit ordnance. e. e. Pos
self represented the city's interests in
the case while Banks secured legal
services OF W. A. Wild. June John
ston presided a. judge Of the court
and the jury was composed Of num-
Der OF Portland aldermen. The ses-
sion consumed two hours and a great
many Witnesses we're called to testi-
fy for both sides, In giving his In
structions to the Jury Judge Johnston
stated that the evidence must be care
fully weighed and called special at
tention to the make Of the car which
Mr. Banks was driving when the Of
tense was committed. He said that
II there was 4 reasonable doubt in
the minds Of the jury that II was pos
sible for the car to exesed the speed
limit that q verdict Of guilty should
be returned and II not 1t was up to
the jury to nx the penalty upon the
complainant. After celebrating only
short time the following verdict was
handed the court: I'VE, the Jury In
the case Of Hoop VS.. Banks have dis
covered after careful calculation tha,
the car driven by Mr.. Banks cannot
make more than II and ITO miles
per hour under the most favorable
circumstances and in lieu of this
fact We reccmmend that Mr.. Bank.
be exoneratsd and that Mayor HooE
be nned three bozes Of cigars and
sufficient candy IN satisfy all the
young ladies Of Portland" III,
judge aecepted the verdict and CARR
ed out the Recommendation to III.
letter
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l'iuR fibbOns snd more poney than all
ne otner fruit countries put together.
All exhibitors we're treated very
nicely by the fair board Of directors.
4 is my opinion that Fremont county
people ought to patronize the State
Fair more than they do. and further
more. we ought TO stand with the
-Arkans as Valley in trying to keep the
statc Fair at Pueblo. and also to help
i em get some state appropriation
str their enterprise. think reso!u-
tiop ought to be passed here and a
committee appointed to see our coun-
ty representative to get him to favor
such q move. We also ought to get
Inn to use his influence and vote to
Le,p the State Agricultural college at
ri. Collins all he can.
just a word on the planting Of trees.
Don't plant anything but good trees.
isty from a responsible nursery or
agent and insist that the trees must
&c perfect. An inspector can only
condemn trees for an insect pest or a
.l:sease- But a tree can have poor
roots, broken top. can be badly dried
vut or whipped too early or too late
~ the spring. Above all. never ac-
.;pt black hearted tree. for it will
never do you any good.
Make an agreement with the agent
that after the inspector has passed
on the trees that they must be passed
UPON by you and that they must be
good trees in every way before you
win accept them
An Inspector should be allowed to
condemn any and all trees which in
h.s juasment ars not at to plant
For Il does not pay to spend your time
nursing weakIing. scrauny trses-
Nov let " each and everyone pass
. ~ year resolution that We win do
an ~ can for the betterment Of the
horticultural industry in this county.
snd by helping each other We VIII
help ourselves and all win receive the
bensnt.
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new SUPERINTENDENT
PUT ON AT PEMROSE
Penrose Press: :

Penrose Press:
Mr.. A. cowie arrived from Colo
rado Springs on Monday to take up
the duties of General Superintendent
in the office at Penrose of the Beaver
Park Land and Water Company. the
place recently vacated by Mr.. j. J.
Cogan.
Mr.. Cowie was formerly assistant
auditor with the Colorado Title and
Trust Co.. at Colorado Springs and
is a man of much business ability in
the business world. and a very agree
able man to meet.
He informs the Press, that as soon
As he has his office duties wen in
hand he expects to make a tour of
inspection over the Park and will
make an effort to meet and become
acquainted with the people. He ex-
pressed himself A. being very desir-
ous of cooperation with the patrons
of the company in an earnest effort
to advance the welfars of all and
strive to attain the best results for
al concerned.
Mr.. cowie is the head of family.
who is now visiting relatives in Scot
land and when they return to this
country they expect to make their
home among us.
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srockHoLoEas, MEETING

Notice is hereby given. that the
annual meeting Of tie stockholders Of
the Lincoln Park Pump Ditch Com
rany win be held at the Lincoln Park
school house. on Saturday. February
la. 1915. at Z O'Clock p. NJ. for the
purpose Of eiectinz i've directors for
the coming year, to levy an assess
ment on the stock to defray expenses
for the ensuing year. and such other
business as may come before the
meeting.
By order of the board of directors.
L. VAN sLYKE. President.
A. E. HUEBELL. Secretary.
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seriai Nos. ol4ssi. o17s4s ofsis7
Department OF the Interior, u. s
Land Office at Pueblo. Colorado.
Jan. 3. 1915.
NOTICE is hereby given that John
F. DAbney. OF Westcliffe. Colorado.
Who. ON January "a. 1919. made Home
stead Entry No. -O14561. for SEX
SEX Sec. 33. SWA SWk Sec. "a.
T. 20 s.. Lot Sec. }. Lot l Sec.
4. T. 81 s.. and on June rs, 1917.
made Additional Homestead Entry
No. 017g49. for SWK sen Sec 81.
T. 20 s.. Lots .. ,. Sec. 4. r. q g..
and on August l. 1914. made Aaai-
tional Homestead Entry No. Ol0lO7.
for SEX SWK, Sec. 80. ToWunhiP
20 s.. range II W.. 6th Prin. Mofi-
dian. has filed notice OF intention 70
make three-year Proof. to cstablls,
claim to the land above described,
before the Clerk OF the District Court.
at Canon City. Colorado. on the 17ti
day Of Feb. 1915.
Claimant names ~ witnesses:
Henry Morris. william NJ, Smith.
Harry Ritter. and W. o. Tuttle. an
OF Canon City. Colorado.
Not coal land.
J: w. HAwIEY.
Register.
First Pub. jan Il. 1915,
VeSs nh HlA ~ rorE
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Arthur Fredsriokson viii 90 q
BuenA vlssa On wednesday for the
purpose ot ossistlng Hsnry L. Dsni
SON b sspossns TIE proosedinss q
the CASE seansy ai..E,a eeurts
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l4ers From Mesker. Colorado,

Hers From Meoker. Colorado.
J. F. Wilson. formerly Of this city
but for number of years past engag.
ed in the ranching and stock raising
business in the vicinity OF Meeker,
Colorado. is a business visitor in
town today. Mr.. Wilson. who was
accompanied by one of his neighbors
who're name We were unable to learn,
came here for the purpose of endea-
voring to purchase some cattle 70
add to his Rio eiaroo county herds,
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sTocKHoLpERs, MEFr,Mo

The annual meeting Of the stock
holders OF The Fremont Building ana
Loan Association will be held At IN
Once. No 52s Main Street, in Canon
City, Colorado. on Friday, February
tth. A. d. 1915. at the hour Of 1850
In the evening Of said day. It which
meeting Board Of Directors wnl -
chosen. proposed amendments to the
BYLAWS viii be presented. and any
other lawful business needing atten-
tion viii be transacted.
An stockholders are urged to BE-
present in person or by proxy.
GUY y. HARDY,
President
CHARLES E. WALDO.
First pub. Jan. IA. 1915.
Last pub. Feb. Z. 1915.
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= 4e<1ANO1<o 4AAA@Ls
Plaintiff.
PAUL B. WALLACE.
Defendant }
TO THE ABOVE NAMED DEFEND
ANT AND TO ALL OTHERS WHO
MAY BE INTERESTED;
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN, that
by virtue of the authority vested in
me by decree of the Court in the
above entitled cause made and enter
ed on the 2sth day Of December. A.
D. 1914, and the order of the Clerk OF
said Court made and issued pursuant
to the provisions and directions OF
said decree, / will on Saturday, the
-23rd day of January, 1915, commenc-
ing at the hour of 10 o'clock in the
forenoon of that day, offer for sale
and sell at public auction at the front
door OF the Fremont County Court
House in Canon City, State Of Colo
rado. to the highest bidder and for
me highest and best price the same
VIII bring for cash, all the following
described real-estate. situate in Fre-
mont County, State of Colorado. tn
wit: BEGINNING Thirty (s0) feet West
and five hundred and fourteen (514)
teet North OF the South quarter (H)
corner Of Section Twenty-one (2n
Township Eighteen Qs) South.
Range Seventy (70) West. of the
sixth Principal Meridian. thence
North one hundred fsty-eight (15gl
feet; thence West six hundred ninetv
$500 feet; thence South one hundred
lfty-eight (15S) feet: thence East sfx
hundred ninety (690) feet, to point
OF beginning. containing Two and
one-half (2h) Acres, or SO much Of
said property as may be necessary
Tor the purposes hereinafter stated.
The purpose of said sale is to COM
ply with the requirements and pro-
visions Of said decree which was
made and entered in an action FOR
the foreclosure OF = certain mortgage
recorded In the Office Of the County
Clerk and Recorder OF Fremont Conn
y, In the State OF Colorado. In Boo1r
i4s at page $50. and particulariy -
reanze from such sale, the sum az
$tsO-O6 with interest from the dnta -
said decree. and being the nmount
que ana owing to plaintiff a. hy ~
oecree found; also to realize tha
amount OF costa in said action -
1xed In the sum Of 1s2.35. Snd ~
expenses OF this sale
dated December 2S. 1914
WILLIAM H. NEWCOMR
Sheriff Of Fremont County. CoIo-,So
FIRST pub. Dec 81. 1914
Last pub. Jan 21. 1915.
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DR.. F. w. Kenney and wife left on
Saturday last for Canon City to at
tend to business matters there.
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Mrs. G. S. King of The Pines,
went to Canon City on Monday to visit
with Mrs McKellsr who is spending
the winter there.
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NEWS

From Wet Mountain Tribuns:
Miss Jessie Pringle came up from
Canon Tuesday to spend a few days
at her home in Rosita.
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NOTICE OF ANNUAL NESTING

VI ANNuAL MEETING
To the Stockholders Of the Roya.
GORGE Fruit Growers Association:
You are hereby notified that tbs an
nual meeting Of the Royal Gorge
Fruit Growers Association win b.
held at the circuit court rooms in the
county court house. Canon City, Cola,
on Monday. February I. 1915. at :
P. M. Of that day for the purpose OF
eiecting two directors for the ensu-
ing year. and to transact such other
business as may properly come be
fore the meeting.
W. B. ROWLAND.
ALLAN BELL. President
Acting Secretary.
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tcssther and be honest With Ons an
other. for tAeir Interests ara the snms
Remember there are two principal
o,anches in the fruit business; one is
to try and produce large quantity. a
good quality. harvest it IN due time
and pack It in attractive shape. The
olher branch belongs. TO the dealer
and 1t is up to him to ind the best
market, the widest market and to sell
:, responsible parties so as to get the
most money for the fruit that is possi-
nae. -,
Another one of the big troubles IA
;iiis locality is that everyone desires
/, make too large profit.
The dealer, for instance. If he can't
get 25 cents on each box OF apples he
does not want to handle them. Tho
srower.if he can't get 10 or Is 5cents
for string beans says, LET them rot.
They are not worth picking am
not going to work for nothing" So
he goes home. blaming the dealer. the
ditch rider and the school board for
ali his trouble.
1 think It is not good policy TO see
@hat fine apples We can grow and
Low high a price We can get for them.
Dut rather think it is better to see
now many We can grow and how
cheap We can grow them
Try at all tines to increase the
reduction instssd of decreasing it.
rnere is no such thing as overpro-
duction. when thousands of uen.
omen and children seldom see an
apple. The time was. when coffee
sad sugar we're iuxuries. but today
they ars necessities. The thing TO do
IL to educate the people into the habit
Of eating more fruit until they come
70 regard II a. . necessity.
In the wheat growing countries the
farmers grow wheat and sell ton the
markets Of the world regardless Of
the price. And We must becoms rec
onciied to the fact that Ne win be
Obliged TO compete with the world.
n tn. price is high. all well and good
u the price is low We must take our
medicine and hope for next year to be
bettsr.
II We can't rass, Jonathans for less
than ti.1s per box and ths trade yin
not pay that thsn. meet them With
the Ben Davis Al 20 much per hu7-
dred- II beaAs don't bring 10 cents
a pound try the1 and raise two beans
vhere one grew before and sell them
at cents = pound.
The state OF New York this year
raised ss.ooo.ooo bushels OF apples
and Colorado 100000 buhels. New
York was raising appies before Colo
RADIO was an organized territory and
= stili in the business. They are
rianting more apple trees every year.
wC have many advantages over
New York state and car produce .
better grade Of apples than that com
nonwsalth evsr could There H.
Huthing to hinder us from producing
apples just ~ chsapiy ~ In New
York. There are n good many lines
II economy which We ought to copy
from New York fruit growers. We
permit too much valuable ground to
waste. We let too much fruit and
truck go to waste after we raise Il.
That IL why the dealer ought to try
and nnd markets for everything that
can be produced here. II you were to
visit some of the New England farms
and see their ways Of sconomy. and
which ought to be practiced here.
there would not be 80 many kicks
about Canon City and Colorado.
II IL often said that our apples are
| INFERIOR tn thoas of other IcraI,.,..
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Mrs. James Pringle returned home
from Canon City last Friday.
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inst PECTOR
G. ". RICE'S
REPORT TO
INSTITUTE

1ne totio"iuk iS the report VI H11'
c. N. Rice who has completed his
srst year as horticultural inspector
Ar. Rice read his report before the
horticultural institute recently and it
mas greeted with great deal of In
terest and enthusiasm. The report
follows:
This has been one Of the worst
years. SO far as prices are concerned.
that Canon City has experienced for
sometime and because great many
growers are disappointed and little
blue it might be well to look around
= bit and see IL we can learn the rea-
sons for such low prices. It might be
well also to see II there is any rem
.edy and also to compare our situation
with that Of others.
Would II be q good policy for us to
quit growing fruit and embark In
some other occupation? l think not;
for what would be better7 Would II
be = good policy for Us to sacrifice
cur homes and leave the finest clim-
ate on earth to live. to 80 somewhere
elss perhaps do much Worsof
What has caused the low pricesf
Wen. several thinss. Ons reason is
that The United States this year raised
$50. e.soo.oOo busheis Of apples. Last
SeAr 10000. 900 bushels were rAissd
aud the average for the last years
suas. l7o.oo0OoO bushels. Therefore
.1s.oee.ooo bushels more Of apples
we're raised than the average
This makes bushei Of apples extra
for nearly every inhabitant Of tho
Unitsd States and all her insular pos-
sessions.
The recent crop vas the lest all
around that the United States and
eaaada has experisnesd IN many
Nyears and Ne nay live many ysaES
r.ore before vs EEov - lArss = ceop
In ali the eonmercisl apple countries
.sx.in-
Then. for another reason. thsrs IL
iae great European war which caused
tishtening in the money market and
a general unsettled condition.
Ths great coal strike also had its In
fiusncs and the fact there arc ~
many other laboring men out Of en-
rioyment in ditferent parts Of the
United States, coupled with the bad
crops in western Kansas and Texas
and eastern Colorado for the past few
years. has placed the people into debt
% that apples have to stand TO one
aide Tor brsad. meat and spuds-
The extreme low prices Of cotton
m the south has cut OF our southern
made. And then We must remember.
too. that there was an enormous cher
". berry ana peach crop. and that =
srcat many Of these ware canned and
, being yet held for consumption. are
competing with the apple.
The last but by no means. the
least reason for low prices ID the
fact that the fruit grower. ever since
inst spring has been talking cheap
apples until they have educated every
one in the country to expect cheap
spples-they got cheap apples.
tell you it does mot pay to talk
yovur own goods ana your own industry
down. You remember the old saying
that III you associate with cripples
you viii soon get 30 that you win
limp.
The fAct Of tho matter i that ws
are IN Canon City In the fruit busi-
ness and We. or someone else, must
rsmain here IN the fruit industry for
ysArs TO coma. ThA fruit and truck
industry Is predominant IN this coun-
ny and perhaps viii be 20 always.
You can talk about factories and
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shipped from Canon city during ths
past season.
Cherries. 2i.7os crates, ss4,sos 60
Strawberries, 1870 crates. 81
'ols. 50.
naspberries, gl,l5I crates. sai.-
1900.
Celery. 5000 crates, 10000 90,
Gsapes,. s7.4ss baskets, s5,s2s 90
currants. 5.5ss crates. $3.50. 20
Goosebarries. 1921 cartes, sl.9os.6o
string Beans, es,os4 lbs. s2.52s,ss.
Peas. 2i.ss5 lbs. sI.244.75.
Green Tomatoes. 16,4so lbs, 81
s4s 100.
Corn. 5.oss lbs. s5ss.so-
Cucumbers. 5000 dozen. 5000. CO.
Tomatoes. 7.5po crates. $3.50 90.
Rhubarb. 47.ie2 lbs. ss4s.24.
Asparagus. ei.2Ss lbs. sI.214. 40.
All of these makes grand total Of
S.24.e65 Sc. There have been ship
ped from here $50 cars of apples and
ii is an estimated average that there
IRE yet left in storage here 250 cars
which makes a total OF 700 cars.
lust taking them a. the low market
price which now exists these cars
eilI bring s1ss.Ooo. This amount to-
gether with the amount received for
small fruit and for truck stuff makes
a grand total of s29s. .ss.
This is quite little sum Of money.
set it does not include the hundreds
4 wagons of frr,. tina. have been
hauled to Pueblo. the camps and to
the Cripple Greek district. Neither
does 1t include that which has been
reddled about town nor any Of the
truck stun which the gardeners them
selves have shipped direct
There b not q bit Of doubt but
what this amount can be doubled "a
the same amount Of land And IL ths
land which Hes uncultivated north Of
town and around Lincoln Park d put
Ito cultivation this amount can be
trebied and quAdrupled-
Compare these figures with these
Tor other farm products. 1t would
take. at the present high prices. OF
'afile over $50 carloads: OF alfalfa 1t
would take $500 carloads or about Is.-
COO acres oe the best alfalfa hay land
10 grow this amount IL would take
about 5000 acres Of wheat counting
II At the present price which Il TAR
above normal. $50 blnders working
Tor IL days for about II hour each
day TO cut this wheat to produce this
same amount Of money. So you can
zee that the fruit and truck industry
In this little neck oe UncIe Sans do
rrinion is not 20 small after an.
Now a. to the pests. The damage
done by tbs codling moth this year
fas been practically nothing. But
still we must not neglect our spray
ing and we muit keep up the nght
against them-
The leaf roller IL stu bad in soms
riaees and promises to get In his
work as usual he coming year unless
he is fought to = anish.
The leaf hopper. the little green
hopper. that was 90 numerous this
year may yet get bad enough 20 that
soms steps win have to be taken to
lut him out OF commission. Yet this
last may have been his worst year.
I would advise the planting OF more
small fruits. and do not do away with
all your currants a. same talk Of.
For someone viii nnd a remedy for
this worm in the currant called .'The
currant Fruit Fly" Besides 20 many
VIII NEGLECT their bushes that those
who have saved them win get good
money Tor the fruit from them.
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First pub Jan. IA. 1915.
Last pub. Feb. Z. 1915.
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First Pub. Jan IA. 1915.
Last Pub. Feb. II. .19l5.
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