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South Canon High
School Notes

The MEDIEVAL and modern history
classes had an interesting debate re-
Gently. The question debatoi was:
Resolved. That the plan OF the
League of Nations should be adopted
as 1t now stands Afirmatiye-Cora
Clark. Edna Burgess Negative
Ruth Bickel. Warren Piummer. The
decision was awarded to those who
upheld the affirmative
The eighth grade baseball team
played the Lincoln Park team on the
latter's grounds Friday. April IL. The
park team was victorious. return
game was played on the high school
grounds Wednesday evening, April
Is. This time the eighth grade won
Friday morning (Arbor day) two
high school teams. Blue Sox. Orville
Bailey. captain. and White Sox. John
Devivier, captain, played. a lively
game which resulted in a victory for
the Blue Sox. The score was 8 TO S.
The Arbor Day program consisted
of a set of pictures, followed by the
singing of popular songs and high
school songs. The school then ad-
journed TO the ball grounds 10 watch
the ball game. About 1880 the fac
ulty and students hiked to Green
Gu'ch. At noon hearty luncheon
was served and the afternoon was
spent in exploring the neighborins
hills.
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Streams Carrying
Large Flow Now

According 20 d. S. Jones. water com
mIssloner from District No. II. the
Row Of water in the Arkansas river
passing the Hot Springs gauge station
\, noon yesterday. including the con
lent OF the South Canon. Canon City
Hydraulic and Fruitlsnd bitches. was
200 cubic feet a second. The fiow
|ln the corresponding date last year
|xas s2S cub feet second
The snow has practically all disap-
Heared from the -Four Mile creek
except on the southern
hopes of Pixies Peake. and the amour,
" water carried by that stream is
lraduaiiy diminishing. All OF its
tributaries south of the Cripple Creek
l1orissant road crossing have greatly
decreased the volume of their flow
uring the last few days. The flow
II Four Mile creek above that point.
owever. Ia increasing. ON -wednes-
ay and Thursday Of this week the
oiume OF water carried by Il aver
rcd Is cubic feet second. The
lount Pisgah reservoir gauge shows
s.5 feet OF water. or 1900 acre-feet.
he cattle losses along the upper
caches Of the mountain streams were
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500 Reward. slee

The readers Of this paper vtil bs
PLEASED TO learn that there IL ~ least
one dreaded dircaee that science has
been able TO curs In an fts rtares and
that 10 eAtArrh- catarrh being greatly
Influenced by constitutional conditions
requires constitutional treatment Hairs
Chtarrh Medicine 10 taken internally and
acts thru the Blood on tho Mucous Sur
faces OF the system thereby destroying
the foundation Of the disease. giving The
patient strength hy building ur the con-
ftttution and assisting nature In doing ttn
work. The proprsetorr have 20 much
faith In the curative powers OF Hail's
Cntarrh Medicine that they offer One
Hundred Dollars for any Ease that u fails
TO cure Send for list of testimonials.
Addresr r. J. CHESEY g. CO. Toledo.
Ohio Sold by all Druggist. &c.
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Barberry Bush
Campaign Is On

Messrs. Roth and Sandhouse OF the
Department of Agriculture al Wash
ingion, who are here in co operation
with the extension service OF the State
Agricultural College at Fort Collins.
and the county agricultural agent. to
wage a war OF eyterniination on bar.
berry bushes. are conducting yiSor-
Gus campaign in the interest OF the
Federal drive on the.wheat rust fun
gus. AS stated In these columns yes
terday the government experts on
pant pathology have discovered that
the barberry bush IL essential TO the
life OF the rust fungus at certain
stages of existence. and that BY de.
stroyIng the common barberry one OF
the greatest perils 10 the wheat crop
OF the country can be removed, IL
the barberry is permitted unrestricted
growth here. or In any other section
of the state for that matter. the wheat
crop of Kansas. Nebraska and con.
tieuous states is menaced from the
rust fungus Everywhere the gov
ernment is uniting with the state and
county authorities TO destroy the bar.
berry Messrs. Roth and Sandhouse
are conducting campaign of educa-
ton among the pupils OF the public
schools TO show that there are dis
cases and contagious among plants.
as we'll as marking by means OF red
tags all Of the. harberry bushes they
can fird in the community The lat.
ter are all listed for destruction BY
their owners, People generally. said
Mr. Roth this morning, are heartily as,
sisting them In tagging the barberry
bushes md IN arrarsire for their re.
moval. Displays Of bafberry bushes
with their Incidental wheat rust fun
gus attached has been made BY
MeSsrs. Roth and sandnouse in the
windowu of The Record oaRloo and the
Chember Of Comm cree, Where they are
Attraetine ccnslderAbts attention lrous
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JONES SAYS SNOW
IS MELTING RAPIDLY

Water Commissioner ID. s. Jones,
back from a trip of inspection to the
Hardscrabble district, stated that the
snow was melting rapidly and at the
present rate the flow in Hardscrabble
creek would soon be normal for this
season of the year.
The snow on the north slopes OF the
mountains, though quite deep. is set
Ting down rapidly, but most of the
moisture is going into the ground,
which IS probably due to the dry con-
dition to the soil during the past few
seasons
This has had q tendency to reduce
the run-off in some of the mountain
streams. The bulk of the present.
run-on is now coming down the east
and south slops of the hills This
same condition exists to the north
and Four Mile creek is now discharg-
ing under 5000 cubic feet a second
The river Is gradually coming up
and on Monday the gauge showed
1.1eo cubic feet second at Canon
City M Jones says crop condi-
tions continue excellent and the al
falfa. wheat and range in the Hard
scrabble and Mountain View Park dis
tricts never looked better
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Farmers Cooperate
To Protect Stock
From Disease

Colorado farmers and stockmen are
rapidly recognizing the value of CO.
operation in the protection of their
live stock from disease. DIR. George
H. Glover of the Colorado Agricul-
tural College gives the following sur
yey of this activity in this state:
Monte Vista set the pace several
years ago when their herds were raw
aged by hog cholera Finding the
employment of a veterinarian very
much worth while, they continued
their organization after hog cholera
had been stamped out. They have
now Increased their membership and
employ two veterinarians by the year.
Montrose followed suit and has a
strong organization of farmers and
stockmen and employs one veterin
arian. Salida has done the same
thing and La Plata and Montezuna
counties are getting ready to organize :
for the same purpose. Coneiose
county has employed veterinarian
regularly for several years through
an organization of stockmen. 1t is
impossible to employ county yetsrins
arians Officially. and apparently the
only way 70 secure veterinary super
vision. in spa. seiy sett'ed communi-
ties and counties. is for the farmers
to organize and employ veterin-
arian under conditions suitable to
their needs. The need of trained vet
erinarians to guard the animal health
by supervision of infectious diseases,
has become prime necessity. Each
of the cities mentioned has found
that the employment OF veterinarians
even in the absence of outbreaks of
infectious diseases is very much
worth while.''
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Wants List of
Uncleared Records

The Daily Record is In receipt of
letter of inquiry from Miles C. San
ders. provost marshal OF Colorado.
concerning certain military regis
tsants in Fremont county. about
whose records there is insufficient
data at seiective draft headquarters in
Denver. In the rush and hurry Incl
dent to the army registration many
errors crept into the records of men
drafted for military and naval service.
An effort is now being made to clear
them as far as possible, while the
facts are obtainable Under the Sc
iective service Law IL registrant ne
elected TO respond to notices sent him
In respect TO his registration such fail
ure was noted on the records and he
was entered as a delinquent. or de-
serter. A large number of men who
are thus charged aren OF deserters in
fact. but by reason OF the imperfect
record this charge exists against
them. Some of the men whose names
appear below doubtless have been. OF
are now serving in the military camps
of this country; others. perhaps, are
overseas. and a few, possibly. have
given their lives for the fiag, yet
through error or neglect the record
shows them 10 be delinuuents. or de.
serters IL is the duty OF the public
to assist the authorities in removing
this imputation. II any readers OF
this paper has any knowledge as to
whether any person in the subioined
list entered the military or naval serv-
ice of The United States and IL so, to
what organization he was assigned
for duty, they should let the provost
marshal know about II without delay.
The questions the provost marshal
desires to have answered are:
From what place did he go and
where was he stationeig''
"Did he enlist or was he drafseds'
'.Did you receive any letters from
him while he was in the service. il
so, please send such letters TO this
onice. together with the enevelopes
in which they We're inclosed."
Give names and addresses OF per
sons who may know the registrant
was in the military or naval service.
The list of Fremont county man
about whom inquiry is being made
follows:
Jose Aure'io Jiron, Guadolupe Ag,i-
inno, Santos ouinones, Ernest NJ
Monchette. William II. Richards. Lui
ni Filippi. Antonio Romero. Aure7ia
Perez, .seIso Rodiquez. William
Conehiin. Steve Clauser. Fidadaifo
Segviei. Aontonio yilcarino, Juan t
RanRo. Ricardo Sandoval, Domino
carnevale. Mike Trujii'lo. Felis Car
rera. Abinio TruJilio. Fred T. Min
ter. Ralph a. Stages. Carlo Labato,
Severaino Arsuillo. valtcntine Tus.
coma, George Il pcnney. Momenico
Montoya. aasiista Dacchier, Henry
Mccoy. Emilio Creda, cerardo Mo
rNles, Marion Il. IsieEei. Cherries
Henry Johnson. Daniel Burro'a,
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Leetable Compound cured me % | did
h i need the operation, and am telling
NV friends about itr--Mrs. A. w.
|NzER, Black River Falls, Wis.
! I Il lust such experiences - that Of
q. Rirxer that has made this famous.
"a and herb remedy q household word
Rm ocean 70 ocean. Any woman who
Ifers from Inflammation, liberation.
I acesnents, bsckache, nervcuoneees
|scs,lsrj sioo e. = eho blnse" thou4
rsst until shs hes given y . tn.
{ ~ GneoinI ndvtce Wtite Lydia =
4ki1n ESdlcl16 Co., L9uA 49,
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IN THE SPRING
When Energy and Vitality are
Lowest, then-Influenza!
CBy S. C. BOWER, n. D.

At this time OF the year people feel weak.
.;red. Hs;less. their blood is thin, they have
lived indoors and perhaps expended all
their mental and bodily energy and they
want to know how to renew their energy
and stamina, overcome headaches and
backaches, have clear eyes, smooth,
ruddy skin and feel the exhilcration Of real
good health tinsiing thru their bodies.
Good, pure, rien, red blood is the best
insurance against ills OF all kinds. You
are apt 10 suffer from an attack of Inilu-
en-a il your hcalth is run down.
Purify the blool and you can defy
Influenza. This . the time to clean
house and ireshen up lit.
Drink hot water half hour before
meals, and for vegetable tonic there's
nothing better than Or. Piorce's Golien
Medical Discovery. the oid-fashioned
herbal remedy. which has had such fine
reputation for ffty years, It contains no
alcohol or narcotics and IS made ;aso tab
lets and liquid. Send 10 cents to Dr..
Piorcc's Invalids' Eotci, Buffalo, N. Y.
for trial package.
Mclsern, Kdns.--"I v-ss troubled with
scrofula, in fae:, had il from infancy up
until took DR., rierecs Golden Medical
Diseovcry, which w.:=s when was fifteen
years oil. took asoss fftccn or sixteen
bottles Of It and .rotI entirely nd 81 tho
Diseases II has never returned since that
time and 1 have oftcn recommended Tho
s0o2.aaa Medical Discovery, = othszs. -
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ttNtu me lEbfH tif
operation, i cannot
sayenough In praise
oft. lsuHered from
organic troubles and
my aide hurt me so
l could hardly be up
from my bed, and i
was unable TO do my
heuseworls. l had
the best doctors In
Eau Claire and they
wanted me TO have
an operation, but
\ vdinE Pink hama
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severe during the winter, according
TO Mr.. Jones. He says the outlook for
an early pasturage and GOOD farm
crops during the summer months are
very good.
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ARRIVED HERE TO-DAY
FROM BOONE.

Ed Keieher arrived here this After
noon FROM his home ut Boone. la. and
Will begin bis duties tomorrow as a
shoe salesman az the Hardy-Stuart
establishment
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This WOMAN
, SAVED FROM
AN OPERATION
y taking Lydia E. Pinkham's
Vegetable Compound, One
pf Thousands Of Such Cases.

Black River Falls. Wis. Lydia
Pinkham's Vegetable Compound
The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1919-12-05
ASK THAT TAX Be GU
Resident OF Hill District Com
plain of the Main Street
Assessment

Practically the entire time at TINS
mornings meeting of the city council
was taken up by the hearing on che
Assessment for the grading gravefnf
and draining OF East Main and the
other tributary streets on the hill. y
large delegation Of residents OF the
hill district were present at the meet :
ing and expressed their views on the
assessment. The general opinion Of
the tax payers was that the assess
mept is too high, bat as City Engi-
neer Dart and Mayer L. w Waters
explained the contract has been let al
the lowest possible figure and with the
prevailing high prices in everything
the assessment has been made just
as low as possible.
Councilman W. II. Hammett made
a motion that confirmation OF tbs
assessment be made two weeks from
today and this was seconded BIZ Couu-
Gilman F. ]. Mahowald and carried.
Councilman T. J. M2howald was
given authority to sell the buck deer
at Sibley park to party in Wisconsin
for the sum of SIS. Mr.. Mahowald
also reported that ne had made ar
engagements whereby tho property al
Front and Vine streets had been Sc
cured for skatina pond TO take thc
place of the old Third street pond,
Aftcr clloS IA the bills the council
adjourned.
The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1919-12-05
BACK TO THE ITALY land
10000 HAVE GONE FROM
UNITED STATES
Fortunes Brought Are Gladly
Received BY Relatives; Look
Like Ready Money

Naples. November f.-tBy The As
sociated Press. 1-htcut $4,000 IA
migrGnts have rotrrred 10 Italy from
tho Uaited States through The P02t
OF Naples since J2nua-y /. Tic nut-
Der is incraaslnG m-nth BY Month.
and with the recent release CT ships
hitherto rcquisitioned by the allies,
it lis estimated that 10000 Italians
win greet Vesuvius again every
month.
The fortunes brought By the re-
turning ItalianS are gladly welcomed
by their .yclatiyes, made needy by
the war. The prosperous arpearane.
of the passengers is generlly conf
mented or, being probably ihe result
OF five years OF savings ct war tine
wages in / America, and their well
made clothes and Substantial bagsage
form striking contrast TO the bags
and rags in evidence when emigrants
leave for America.
Emigration 90 United States
EIriSsation of Italians 20 The Unit
ed S.ater b. way % Naples the/most
important embarkation point OF emf
Grants in Southern Europe, is still
very far from Pre- war loycis. Data
from the Italian Emigra,;,n Office In
, this city indicate that, aside from re-
turning reservistE. 3,217 Italians sail
ed to thc United states from Naples
during he FIRST eight and a half
months of 1919 The great majority
Of these were wives, children, and
other relatives of Italians already IN
the United States who have hitherto
heer prevented from joining their
families because OF conditions Incl
dent to the world war. Tho number
OF actual emigrants as the word is
ordinarily used, is practically negli-
gible. 4,
In contrast with this condition. II
NAV be noted that in 1913, the last
wear before the war, 19S,G64 emf
grants left Nanles for the United
States. The difference between thc
two totals is ascribod TO the results
of the operation of the Literary Law
>of 1917, dearth Of ships and aonor-
nally high passenger rates, and the
continuance of American passport re-
strictions. .f
The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1919-12-05
HERRING WAS KIDNAPPED
BlUEEARTHYOUTHHAD
THRILLS IN PLENTY
Stripped of Clothing, Thrown
Into Snowdrift BY Gang
Of Thieves

Blue Earth: Mimi, December L.
Kidnapped by thieves at his fathers
garage, robbed, stripped of his over
coat, coat, vest and hat, gagged and
having his hands tied behind his bacl,
before being carried three blocks to
The automobile OF three bandits, and
being taken n mile and a hall from
town and thrown into snowdrift
ere the experiences Of Earl Her.
ring, fifteen year old sen of County
auditor W. l.. Herring, carly Satur-
day evening.
Starred to Investigate.
He started. to investigate when he
saw that his fathers automobile was
half way cut Of the garage a1h tho
three men pounced on him and over
powered him.
He was found in the snow by James
Griffin. employed at the farm OF
Charles Tcots, and had suffered con
siderably from the cold. M trace OF
the thieves has been found.
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TRIED TO FRIGHT SOLDIER
An I. w. w. Writes Threatening Let
ter to Minneapolis Man.

Minneapolis, December An an
onymous letter containing n threat
r~ainst hi, life was received yester-
day by Lloyd L. Rounds, 1920 Four
,senth avenue southeast. The let
ter was submitted TO the police and
will be turned over to the postoffice
department tomorrow.
The letter follows:
Rounds we have noticed that you
have been interesting yourself in the
activities of the American Legion and
that upon several occasions you have
stepped speakers who We're attempt
ing TO spread tho cause of labor.
We would cay that if you do not
alter your actions we will find way
TO get rid Of you.
I'VE sincerely remind you OF a GER
tain Washington Happening"
The letter was unsigned. Rounds.
who is former army sergeant, said
he inteTpretS reference TO Wash =
ingtcn happening, as reminder CT
the murder of four foymer soldiers il
Centralia Wash, Armistice day.
The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1919-12-05
TRUNK OPEN; JEWELS GONE
Fifteen Thousand Dollars Worth OF
Diamonds Stolen in Minneapolis.


Minneapolis, Nov. 81. = Smashed
open and emptied of the S15,OOO
worth of gems 1t was reported to
contain, the diamond trunk stolen
from H. w. Sherrell, New York jewel
salesman, was found today in the
rear of Florence court, an apartment
house at University avenue southeast
and Tenth avenue, Minneapolis.
Detectives, who hurried TO search
the neighborhood On q mysterious
Tip" received ct Minneapolis police
headquarters, hunted in vain for a
clue to the robbers, who, according
to Sherrell, took his diamond trunk
from the rear OF Minneapolis hotel.
The detectives believe that the
bandits fleeing with their loot, priod
open the treasure box in their auto
mobile, ~emptied the contents inro
their own receptacles and stopped
only long enough in their fight TO
carry the broken chest to vacant
back yard to dispose of it.
The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1919-12-05
PUTTING KICK IN BEVERAGE
English Soft Drink Manufacturers
Learn Tricks of the Trade.

English Soft Drink Manufacturers
Learn Tricks of the Trade.
London. November 14.-IBy The
Associated Press.l In America, it is
reported here, many erstwnile
manufacturers OF aicohoi.c Dcv-
erages are now devoting themselves
to the production of soft drinks and
mineral waters. In this country, as
the result of what one paper called
the Room in booze" several manu-
facturers of non intoxicating bever-
ages are turning their attention to
the production of drinks that possess
what is popularity called decided
kick"
Evidence of that was conspicuous
~ apparent at the Brewers Exhioi
ton which opened today. One of its
features was the display OF wines,
liquors and corGials by firm whose
name heretofore has been a house
hold word in the mineral-water
trade.
During the war;" said one of the
directors or the company Eve SUP
Piled 100000 bottles o. soda water
TO the ARMY. Now that trade has
strong for liquors, tawny ports, tonic
wines and other drinks that are not
lacking in what some OF our Amegi-
can customers call punch
People who have hitherto regard
ed ginger wine as harmless, non-
alcoholic beverage which warns the
heart and leaves no bad head the next
morning will have to be careful how
they indulge in il in future in fhis
country. 1t has become distinctly
elevating in character in the hands OF
this firm.