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BIG INCREASE IN CROPS
COLORADO WILL PRODUCE 1.2so.
600 BARRELS OF APPLES.
Predict Gain In Corn, Oats, Barley,
Potatoes and Sugar Beets, In
State-Wheat Yield Less.
w.s,sr. Newspaper Union New. Service

Wookofu NeWsphper Union NEWS
Denver.-With Colorado's apple
crop nearly 100000 barrels greater this
year than last year. despite short
age In the entire country Of over
$500, 900 barrels. the orchardists of the
state are jubilant over the prospects
for fine return for their efforts. This
Information Of the big apple crop is
contained in the October crop report
of the government. along with figures
pertaining to Colorado and the nation
Potatoes in the state this year will
amount to $4,000 bushels, against
6.90o, 900 bushels last year. A plenti-
ful supply Of this great staple is thus
assured. especially with other figures
from the nation at large showing an
increase in the potato crop OF 1885,
600 bushels.
Crop conditions throughout the coun-
try on Oct. lst were given as follows
in the government report: Corn. 7S.s
per cent Of the normal; buckvhest.
74.S: white potatoes. 70; sweet pota-
toes. 93.2: fax. SIS: rice. 7s.7: to-
bacco. S7s: supar beets. SCI.
Colorado's crops for this and last
year are shown in the following table:
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Minor Mention.

The contract was let for new $26,'
900 theater in Pueblo.
Crop conditions in Colorado are
good, according to report.
Arapahoe county is to have an oil
field. The Fox Hill OIL Developing
Company has been incorporated
The Morgan County OIL & Gas Com
pany has begun the erection OF der
rick on land which 1t will drill near
Fort Morgan.
The Greeley postoffice has been des-
ienated by the Postal Department ~
the distributing office for Sc other or
fices in Weld county.
All Colorado boys who understand
gas engines thoroughly and wish TO
man submarine chasers are wanted IN
the government service Immediately.
Patriotic women of Denver are de-
termined to claim the distinction OF
selling one-third OF the Liberty bonds
over the state during the second big
drive.
Hundreds Of school children OF Den
yer participated In the Columbus Day
exercises, which were held in every
school in the city, depicting the early
history Of America.
The Morgan, Weld and Adams coun-
~ members o. the Omaha-Lincoin-
Denver Highway Association will cell
ebrate the completion Of the highway
at Hudson Oct. Goth.
According to an edict OF the Master
BARRIERS Association. Denverites will
pay 20 cents for shaves and 40 cents
for haircuts. almost twice the scale
prevailing before the war.
The wife OF a soldier OF Uncle Sam
cannot seize the property OF her alb
sent spouse. Judge Rothgerber OF the
Denver County Court made this plain
and specific in making a ruling on
alimony.
Mrs. NJ. J. Stanton. wife of a Rock
Island engineer. died at Pueblo as a
result OF injuries received when she
was knocked down and dragged thirty
feet by an automobile driven by Ray
Young OF Virgins.
Mrs. Frederick c. Mays of Boulder
was elected chairman of the d. A. R.
food conservation committee for Colo
rado. special order issuing from
headquarters. urges every d. A. R. to
lend cooperation.
A protest against the disintegration
Of the First Colorado cavalry and the
Second Colorado infantry regiments
now in camp at Linda Vista, Calf.
has been lodged with the War Depart
ment, according to advices received in
Denver.
1t is probable the marine corps re-
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Cripple Greek Mines Earn Dividends.

Cripple Creek.-Scarcity OF skiiieo
labor and the present excitement in oil
are difficulties which hamper mining
and development in the Cripple Creek
district Despite this. however, tresn
ore strikes are frequently reported.
The Portland, Golden Cycle Reduction,
Cresson, Yindicator. Granite and other
mines are more than earning their
liberal dividends. while the output OF
the district is comfortably in excess OF
81, ,oo0, 900 per month. after deducting
fair per cent (which is yearly growing
less) for losses in treatment
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NEWS OF COLORADO POINTS

cruitine stations for the Denver dis
trict, which completed their quota o.
nine men for the month ending OCT
20 and closed, will remain closed
through the months OF OCTOBER ano
November.
The Ponsardin mine ut Leadvilie, IN
which . rich ore body OF lead-zinc SUI
phide ore was discovered two years
ago. is again In ore. A blanket vein oi
silver ore thirty feet thick and assay
ing from forty.fiye to seyenty-nve
ounces per ton. has been recently dis
covered.
A new gold camp may be opened IN
Yukon shortly. Arrivals from the VI
cinity of Selkirk report that much
stalking has been done on the newly
discovered placer creeks OF Seymour
and Kitchener and tributaries. Tho
locality has been christened unofi-
cialIy the Kitchener creek strike.
In Ouray district the Camp Bird
tunnel heading is now under the apex
OF the Hidden Treasure lode, but az
the lode strikes about North SO de-
grees West and dips northeast at ap'
proximately so degrees. 1t is not ex'
pected to be cut till the heading Is ad'
vanced about 800 feet more.
American mines broke another rec
ord last year in the production OF
fluorspar. as shown by statistics com.
piled under the direction OF Ernest F.
Burchard Of the United States geologt.
cal survey. In 1916 the shipments
were 155,735 short tons. valued at
3s22. .654. an increase OF IA per cent
in quantity and OF q per cent In value
over the shipments Of 1915. heretofore
the record year.
Americas war aims and what Pres
ident Wilson and Congress have done
to hasten victory and peace will be
made clear to Denver when party Of
congressman, including some of the
most forceful speakers Of the Senate
and House. visit Denver, Saturday.
Oct. 81.
Lieut.. Edward T. Taylor Jr.. son OF
Congressman Edward T. Taylor OF
Colorado, and Miss Mildred Needham
of San Diego. daughter OF former Con.
gressman ]. C. Needham Of California,
were married at Fort Riley, Kan,
where the bridegroom is stationed.
Thirty expert electricians in the EN-.
ploy OF the Mountain States Tele
phone Company in Denver left for
Camp Lewis. near Tacoma, Wash.
where they will go into training for
two months before being sent to
France This contingent, with seven.
ty telephone company employees from
Greeley. Colorado Springs, Pueblo and
other cities in the state. will form Q
company of the 405th Telegraph bat.
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ReveI Ring Member Fined 500.

Denver.-Phil Friedrich, one OF the
leaders OF the so-called "revel ring,
which was exposed by the confessions
of two Young girls who participated in
the gay affairs, in the County Court
at Littleton was fined SltJ, after
Judge Dunn had denied motion for
a new trial OF the case in which he
was found guilty OF contributing 10
juvenile delinquency. The costs OF the
action also were assessed against him
by the court
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Dec 1st has been fixed for calling
the first increment of men to the col
ors. under the Canadian selective con-
scription act.
Nicholas Romanoff. the former en-
peror Of Russia, and his family, have
been transferred from Tobolsk, ST.
IBERIA. to the Abolsk monastery, four
teen miles from Tobolsk. The trans
fer was made at the request of the
former emperor
A revolutionary outbreak on German
varships at wilhelmsnaven about six
weeks ago IL reported in a Central
News dispatch from Copenhagen. The
uprising is said to have had all the
elements Of a widespread revolt and
to have been suppressed only with the
greatest difficulty. Several mutinous
outbreaks also are reported to have oc-
Cured among soldiers at the front
WESTERN
The vault of the Farmers bank at
Santa Rosa. Mo-. was blown open by
robbers who obtained $4,000 and es-
capped.
James A. Russell, 1o4 years old. OF
Lampasas. Texas. has taken for his
second wife Mrs. Mary Bowers. aged
50 years.
Because Of a shortage of coal, the
Columbus. Ohio. street-car system was
tied up and thousands Of people were
forced TO walk to work.
| Fire totally destroyed the west bar.
racks Of Company A. First Provisional
regiment, One Hundred and sixty
third depot brigade. at Camp Dodge
cantonment at Des Moines. lows.
SPORTING NEWS
Nearly $4,000 soldiers at Camp Funs
ton are baseball fans.
Chicago won the fifth game of the
worlds series. to 5. giving them
three Of the five games played.
Jack Wolfe. bantam. won from Mick
ey Byrne in the first scrap Of tn.
fight season At Cleveland Ohio
Mickey was disqualified in round three
BY Referee Dunn for butting.
The Giants defeated the White 30,
S to o. in the fourth game Of the cham
pfonship series. They won the thirs
game. , to 0. after the White sox haa
taken the two games in Chicago. to
and 2 TO :.
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billion. Needed to supply Army.

Washington.-In a proclamation des-
iGnating Oct. "a as Liberty day, on
which patriotic meetings shall be held
and the savings of the reonle r""-nd
forth for the support of their country.
President Wilson uttered an inspiring
appeal for tremendous oversubscrfp.
lions of dollars are needed. says the
President. because the might OF the
United States is being modified and
organized to strike a mortal blow at
autocracy in defense OF outraged
American rights and Of the cause OF
liberty
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THE WEEKS NEWS EPITOMIZED

Washington was highly gratified
with report of mutiny on board Ger
man battleships.
Notice to the public to make its tax
returns to the government under the
new war revenue law was issued by
Internal Revenue Commissioner Rop-
err
Demand for wage increase. probably
IS per cent, is contemplated by the
four big railway brotherhoods, Vice
President W n Doak of the trainmen
admitted Increased living costs with
out any wage advance will be the ba-
sis of the demand
A countrywide speaking campaign
By =ell known orators. including form
er President Taft, William J. Bryan.
members Of the cabinet, and scores Of
other men prominent il public life. fea-
509y y9e3 drive for the second Liberty
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Limitation Of the price Of flour at
to= nil AID oTsr the grocery coun-
tz- l. rot Unlikely 20 be the eventual
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5E1s ot FOOD Ad-1f-is-rztor Hoover.
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ABOUT THE WAR

A0SS A449 w 1AAs
Mutiny occurred on board German
battleships.
Fourteen British vessels sunk in a
week by mines and submarines.
Germany's war strength is breaking,
according to statement Of French high
commission.
Vice Admiral Won Capelle, the Ger
man minister of marine. has resigned.
according to the Frankfurter Zeitung.
The Brazilian government proposes
to utilize seized German steamers for
the organization of international
steamship lines.
One hundred thousand Uruguayans
held street demonstration in Monte
video. cheering the break with Ger
many and commenting the part OF the
allies in the war
The number OF men in Americas
new National army. either actually IN
der training or ordered To the sixteen
cantonments throughout the co1-r-y
totals 431,1so
Official dispatches report AEssriE
troops gathering in grsz, force c. tc=
southern boundary - z-tict2a;Ioz 9.
the renewal Of the Itzliaz cir. oTe-
the Bainsizza plateau
The Socialists have tsc1A-.t ps- -
the German gpve-r1s1- ~ Ez1s Z
demand that Hiclzesis ce 0.a1ss. 4,
chancellor. HIs 5Gr = .as nara ,5,r
story Was followed ST 1e.er-aslsf ~,
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GENERAL

GENEhAL
A total of $4,000 has been sub
scribed in St. Louis for the Knights OF
Columbus army fund.
Two military organizations at Fort
Bliss subscribed q combined total OF
100000 to the second Liberty loan.
Henry Jerolaman, who received tha
title of strawberry king" from Queen
Victoria OF England, died at his home
at Hilton. N. j., at the age Of 50 years
As the result of q conference be-
tween Ambassador General Alfred L.
Becker OF New York State, held in
Washington, a new Bolo Pasha in.
quiry has been started in France.
Documents having an important
bearing on German plots to influence
China's sympathies toward the Teu.
tonic empires in the worlds war are
on their way to Washington, federal
| officials admitted.
Unless pilots. marine engineers.
mates, cooks, deck hands and every
sort OF ship employees are granted an
increase in wages and at least sixty.
six days off each year there may be
strike in New York, Nov. LIST.
The National Council of Congrega
tional Churches in session at Colum
bus. Ohio. adopted by q large major
ity. q resolution favoring woman suf
frage. The suffrage question was un
looked for and developed hot debate
Don NJ Dickinson. postmaster gener
al under President Cleveland, is seri
ously Ill at his home In Trenton, Mich.
and his physicians hold out little hope
for his recovery. Mr.. Dickinson hal
been confined to his bed for two years
| Herbert Wood and Leo Keane wer,
found guilty at Bsileville, ILL.,. of tn,
murder Of Scott Clark. negro, whit
died as the result Of injuries receivet
in the recent race riots In East 81
Louis. and the penalty was fixed y
fourteen years. imprisonment.
Capt. Franz Won Papen. former at
tachs Of the German embassy in Wash
ington. who Is now in Europe. and sey
entsen other men were indicted BY
federal grand jury IN New, York The,
are charged With placing bombs In III
LusitaAia and many other ships Il
1915.
| After An estranSsnsnt of fiye year,
AlSee Kartsen, n, shot and Killed he
fa&h6fy W6rnof kASisou, ~ at hi
faf2 A6m1 It 9toe41, near Kalanasoe
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STATE CAPITOL
NEWS
western Newspaper Union News Service.
STATE TEACHERS TO CONVENE
Meeting VIII ss Held In Denver, Pusb-
10 and Grand Junction, Oct. 2o-Nov.3.

10 and Grand Junction, Oct. 2e-Nov.s.
Denver.-Ths forty-third regular an
nual meeting of the Colorado Educa-
tion Association will be held Oct. 20 to
Nov. 8. The eastern division will
meet In the Auditorium here Nov. !.
2 and 3; the western division in Grand
Junction, Oct 20. 80 and 81. and tho
southern division In Pueblo. Oct 81,
Nov and 2. Speakers Of national
reputation have been secured. and all
will appear on the program Of each
of the three divisions.
Governor Gunter has issued q proc
lamation, urging all teachers in the
state to attend one Of the meetings
The executive order follows:
Never before In the history of this
commonwealth has the education Of
our youth been Of such grave import
ance. New conditions are governing
and will govern many affairs Of every.
day life. requiring the application OF
sound judgment. A higher standard
of efficiency will be required in COP
ing with the new problems Of indus
trial, commercial and civic develop
ment after the war.
Now, therefore. !. Julius C. Gunter,
Governor of the State Of Colorado.
recognising the importance Of our pub
lie schools in the aid Of good citizen
ship. do hereby name the week OF
October 20 as Educational week, when
the State Teachers Association will
assemble In three great conventions
in Grand Junction. Pueblo and Denver.
and request the teachers Throughout
the state, who are charged with the re-
sponsibility Of training our youth. to
attend one OF these conventions"
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Town Burns; 1000 sheep Poisoned.

Fairplay, Colo.-Five hundred Of q
flock Of 5000 sheep belonging to Har-
old Chambers OF Hartzell were dead in
the pens Saturday morning when the
herders entered to care for them. Dur
ing the day about 500 more died, and
the evidence is that the animals we're
poisoned. Saturday night. after work
ing all day. the flock masters believed
they had overcome the epidemic and
will be able to save the others. Mr..
Chambers believes that the sheep
were poisoned. This is the third loss
Of the last two weeks. and has caused
considerable uneasiness. Friday night
Alma, . small mining town near here,
was almost destroyed by fire. Two
weeks ago the haystacks at ranch
near this city were burned by fire
from cigarette. and the owner be-
iieves the fire was started with intent
to destroy his hay and farm buildings.
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each county. extending into every pre-
cinct. The county organizations VIII
have its members personally visit ev-
cry family in each county and enlist
housewives and heads OF families as
active workers in the campaign to save
the country's foodstuffs and thus 90
their share to win the fight for de-
mocracy.
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I. w. w. Suspect Arrested.

Greeley-W. P. Howe, supposed to
be member Of the l. w. w, is under
arrest at Windsor, charged with burn
ing a large haystack on the ranch of
]. C. Nelson, near that place. He re-
fuses to talk His pockets, when he
was arrested, were filled with l. w. w.
literature.
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Mrs. Lulu Baird Released on Bond.

Denver-Mrs. Lulu Baird, charged
with the murder Of her former hus-
band, John Desermia, obtained her re-
lease from the Adams county Jail at
Brighton, where she has been held
since her arrest in September, on
bond of $4,000.
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Food chairmen Appointed.

Denver.-With the appointment of a
chairman for each of the sixty-three
counties in the state by Thomas B..
Stearns. federal food administrator for
Colorado, the first step toward con-
servation of Colorado's resources for
the war has been taken. These chair
men will perfect an organization in
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Must Register Birth o, War s.b,ss.

DR.. Erlo E. Kennedy, of the state
Board Of Health. has issued an an
nouncement that It is imperative that
the births Of all children whose moth
eIs desire to receive full benefits Of
the new insurance law for dependents
of soldiers. recently passed by Con-
gress, be properly registered.
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FORCE LANDED NORTH OF oEsEL
ISLAND TO CONTROL GULF
OF RIGA.
.HA'G HOLDS TO GAINS
HOLLAND, IN DEFIANCE OF BRIT.
AIMS REQUEST. STOPS ALL
SHIPMENTS TO ENGLAND.
western Newspaper Union New. Service.

Western Newspaper Union News Service.
Washington, Oct. 15.-official Wash
ington was keenly interested In re.
ports from London and elsewhere that
German troops recently were paraded
before Emperor William OF Germany
without their rifles. presumably
through fear that violence might be
attempted against the kaiser. Nothing
official was known regarding the Incl
dent. however, nor the report that Ger
man soldiers on the eastern front
"boo-ed' Field Marshal Won linden
burg during a recent visit.
Amsterdam, Holland.-The Mas
bodt says 1t learns that all Dutch
shipping to England has been stopped
on account OF the pending differences
between Great Britain and Holland.
Petrograd.-The German forces
which landed on Oesel island. In the
Gulf Of Riga. under cover Of ninety
war vessels. had occupied up to 10
O'Clock Saturday morning the whole
northern and eastern part Of the
island were within twelve versts
Of Arensberg. on the southern
shore, according to an announce
ment made by the general staff.
The Russians still occupy Serel Point
and the Svorb peninsula on the south
western coast.
With the armies in Flanders halted
by rains which have made the battle
front sea Of mud, interest centers
on Russia The Germans have taken
the Island of Oesel at the Gulf Of Riga.
and Russians expect an immediate
move on Petrograd. ..
Nothing has been announced to
show that the enemy has attempted
to attack the mainland OF western
Esthonia, nor has there been any In
dication that the Russian front in this
region has been moved.
The French repealed several at
tempted raids by the Crown Princes
troops around Verdup.
The morale OF the German troops on
the Flanders front is being shattered
rapidly by the constant assaults Of
Gen. Haig. who clings to all gains
made.
The Slav war office has announced
that the weakening OF the Kronstadt
garrison has menaced Petrograd. and
plea has been sent out for all Rus
SLAMS to forget their political diff
culties and unite to meet the expected
drive
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Women to Help In Food Campaign.

Federal Food Administrator Stearns
announced the appointees Of the wo-
mons executive committee to assist
in the work in Colorado. Satisfactory
progress was reported by Elmer e.
Lucas of Glenwood Springs. who IL
endeavoring to sign up hotels and res
taurants in the conservation plan.
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Y. N. c. 4. Campaign Open. Oct. ~.

The campaign to raise Denver's n.
lotment Of the 335.o00.o00 Y. M. C. A.
fund to carry on its work among the
armies of the allies will be launched
Oct. "a at the local Y. M. C, A. by
George Sherwood Eddy. international
secretary Of Y. M. C. AS.
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Foster 10 immigration Commissions.
Edward d. Foster Of Greeley has
been elected commissioner and secre-
tary Of the State Board of Immigra-
tion. He will assume his duties Nov.
l and will take active charge of the
work Of bringing new settlers to Colo.
radios lands.
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Victor Miner Killed BY Wife.

Victor-Henry Ahrendt, 60. miner,
known as Dutch Henry" was shot
and killed by his wife, Alice Ahrendt,
so, during quarrel over his life in
surance.
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Eleven Per Cent Of Whsat for Allies.
OF this years wheat crop only n.
6s6.000 bushels. or about 11.s per cent,
will be left for export to the allies and
neutrals after the requirements Of the
United States are filled.
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Alma Postoffice Destroyed by Fire.

Denver-George Daniel. postoffice
inspector, was notified by Celia v.
Hagman. postmistress at Alma, in
Park county, that the Alma postoffice
burned.
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9. . =. q. Dollermsn AK More p.x

g. Z =. q. sollermsn Ask More Pay.
Il A request for an increase In wages
p been made upon the Denver q Rio
orand railroad by the machinists and
boilermakers employed on the com
pany's system. In accordance with
tneir contract with the railroad. TIE
men have given the company thirty
aayg NOTES. 1t the end q whioA rs.
ectiations on tAs requset IN rnI'
5ebly ~ tegun 1Aefs -
s1aeeay ~ il6alIil jdiUS1
] :; h I; a + y
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d ~. .7S9 e Expertsd.

Mszico City.-In May, Jana anA
July q ~ ysas: silver An4 oqjG 4,
I ~ vains M n ~ ~ y - ~ ~