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Agricultural News

Special list Advises Poultry Keepers
H. w. Sanborn. specialist of the De
partnent of Agriculture, gave four
talks TO the farmers of the county last
week, two at Caron City, one at Flor
ence and one at Penrose.
His words were doubly valuable,
coming from his experience OF 10
years In the poultry business. He
trap nested and kept records OF his
chickens. His highest producing hen
was 309 eggs a year, his poorest So
The ability to choose and keep high
producing hens is the basis Of success
in poultry raising.
He explained how the best layers
could be chosen. and went into detail
about the selection of the flock, its
feeding and care. Mr. Sanborn is en-
thusiastic about the poultry as pusi-
ness, saying there is nothing that a
person on the farm could take up and
make so much out of with as little out
lay as the poultry business. He is
very caerful to state, however, that IL
must be made a business and studied
as business II the success is to be
obtained. The ordinary farm flock
raised without any attention to seIec-
ton for vigor and laying ability, is not
the business he has in mind. when he
said II would return more for the
money and time invested than any
other farm. occupation.
Mr. Sanborn urged all poultry men
10 make the chickens more OF a study
and that the profits would zoe forth
coming.
Time Now To See That Seed is Tested.
bit OF good farming that can be
done while the ground is frozen and
no work can be done out doors is seed
testing. II may mean nothing and it
may mean everything 10 test your
seed. All seed looks alike. but it
must be put in a eerminator before
actual value of il can be positively
known. You may do this at home or
the State Agricultural College will
test your seed free OF charge. The
county agent will. II the demand is
sufficient 10 warrant IL, germinate
seed corn il his Office and report the
percentage of germinafion. Selling
seed with a test is much more salts
fatcory. Means more TO the buyer and
to the seller. Test the seed and know
what 1t can do for you.
Frank Lamb Of Cotopaxi was chosen
by the farm bureau to be their rep
resentative Mt the farm bureau and
county agerts' meeting at Fort Col
Inns the week OF March 3 Each
farm bureau in the state viii have a
representative at this meeting. There
are 2s organized counties
AT this meeting the things that the
farmers Of the state should like 10 see
accomplished and the means OF doing
this work viii be one OF the subjects
discussed 1t promises TO be the most
successful conference ever held in the
state.
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Red Cross Notes
BY MARION BOWEN.

You will remember that during the
Red Cross roll call this year we did
not solicit the 81, or magazine, mem
drive" The reason for this was that
previous to the drive the war trade
board had limited the amount OF paper
to be used, SO we had to restrict mag
azine memberships TO a very small
percentage of our total number OF
members.
The ban on paper has since been
lifted, SO that now our only restric-
ton is that only one magazine can be
sent into each household. All ad-
vertising contracts are based on a
circulation of 100000, but the sub
scription list is now short 250,0O0
At the present rate Of circulation,
the magazine will become a liability
10 s;he Red Cross, but if we can make
up 100000. IL will earn money. Red
Cross magazine subscriber has not
only the pleasure of knowing that he
is helping 1.-The greatest mother he
has the pleasure Of keeping in close
touch with the Red Cross program
through this splendid medium, whose
leading contributors for 1919 are Ida
Tarbell, William Allen White, Ed
ward Hungerford, William G. Shep-
pard and many others.
The articles by these writers will
be illustrated in color, or black and
white, by noted artists. The Red
Cross magazine will be sent to any
When you come across that long-losS
dollar that you'd forgotten all about,
in the pocket of that last springs suit
you Just hauled out from the cedar
chest. come right down to the office,
and I'll show you the best way in the
world TO spend it.
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No Plague So
Stoically Accepted

Never since the black death has
such plague as Spanish Influenza
swept over the face OF the world:
never. perhaps, has plague been
more stoically accepted. In Indin
alone over 100000 deaths occurred.
Bombay had 1900 OF these; Delhi.
with a population OF 100000, had 800
deaths a day. The Punjab lost $780,
900 persons. South Africa suffered
no less severely. In Cape Town
1000 children were left destitute as =
result Of the disease. while. the plague
swept through the natiye areas like
fire. The. commonwe ea1th OF Australia
sent ship to Samoa with help be-
cause the disease was affecting 8. per
cent Of the natives. The white popu-
lation were only abe to feed the liv-
ing and bury the dead. In New zea-
land public services were stopped and
business gravely disorganized. The
rAvages in America have beeu appal-
ling. nor has Canada escaped. In
Ontario and the Western provinces NO
fewer than 10e doctors died of the cpl.
depnic. while the total death rate in
Ontario alone was 5000 up to Novem-
ber. A large number Of American In
dams have perished. Europe ~ :
whole has su6arsd IN the same way.
In gpain The epidemic wns described
- -tvuiy AWFUL IN Barcelons the
death rate Wa credibly statsd to bc
1900 daily France has had her
shase tikeNJse osrnany and Austria,
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Returned Soldier
Who Wants Work

There is q returned soldier in Canon
City who wants and needs work. He
is willing TO do most anything that
will earn him livelihood. He had .
good job before he gave 1t up to go to
war, but row that he has been honor
ably discharged he finds he hasn't got
anything to do or can't find anything.
II you have work for him OF know
Of position which be might get. tel
ephone Secretary E. A. Bradbury.
Chamber Of Commerce. Canon 40.
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COOPERATIVE SHIPS ITS
Et6eT STOCK TO OENvEa a

Frank Steinemeier Of -Four Mile
viii leave Tuesday for the Denver
market with MIXED carload Of cat
tie and hogs, This will be the first
shipment Of stock under the direction
and cooperation OF the Canon City
Cooperative Live Stock Association,
whose membership Il composed Of
prominent ranchers in East Canon.
-Four Mile and other seotions Of thi
community.
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LIQUID SMOKE.

Because the old method OF smoking
meats is long and expensive, cheaper
and quicker way has come into prac-
this latter method state that brine is
soaked into the meat. which is then
treated with "Smokine" or liquid
smoke. This solution may be pur-
chased from local druggist.
200 pounds Of meat
4 quarts Of coarse salt.
l pound Of brown sugar.
ounce OF saltpeter.
! quart Of warm water.
The women are asked to make the
woman's section Of the Farm Bureau
News, interesting by sending In some
thing that YOU know the women are
thinking or talking about.
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Chicnsa Laxe sa..k

,ssoS,s,ss g al ,ls;. ilsss
y:Ssi':r 1ia.. 90
Cattle-Good. choice and. prime
!iSss&5o.ee; common aud medium,
elooo0Ls,1s. satchsr stock Cows
cutters. ee.S @1:so. stssksrs asS rex. .
e:re: GOOD. choice and fancy, ol1,1B0
ss.ee; ee !, ,nfsTior 81 ccmmon and medium,
ghesP.Lembs: Choice ana prime,
ssss; sSss;s ''ss suii. 'sasS ;ps ;sss
Choice and DrtliS, 1lS.000 IL ans ~.
st.ses s'S% :.ss. sss sss@ s'Asss = -
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Dear Public:
The honest aspiration of all earnest
men is. that in their particular call
ing they may become so competent
that they may arise to a level con-
spicuously above their fellows in that
calling. and thus merit a correspond
ingly greater esteem in the minds of
their public from whom they expect
patronage.
That Is why developed and use
my particular method of examing eyes
for glasses. know, and think most
of you people understand that my NO
CHART method is ninety per cent
better for you than the work of any
man who asks you to read letters on
a chart across the room and pick out
your own lenses. II you have not
learned the difference you are miss
ing the best work in the Optical world.
! shall be pleased to demonstrate my
way to you without charge. Come
and see.
Properly fitted glasses will stop
eye-strain. cure headaches. relieve
nervousness and do whole lot Of
things that make us humans feel
better.
I will te ct the Miller Hotel. Canon
City. Sunday and Monday, March 2
and 3.
Consultation Free
Former patients will please call for
inspection and adjustment OF glasses.
Yours respectfully.
e, F. BURNETT.
optometrist-
Box 157. Pueblo. Colo.
(Advertisement)
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VISITING HER RELATIVES
IN DENVER THIS WEEK

Mrs. Susie Harrington of Bennett
street, South Canon. Is visiting her
granddaughter and family in Denver
WERE DINNER cuEsTe
At THE DIXON HOME
Mr.. and Mrs. G. c. Snyder and Mrs.
wheeler were the dinner guests OF Mr..
and Mrs.. Frank Dixon OF West Doug.
IS avenue, south Canon. last Sun
Asy.
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MAKE THE MOST OF svEsvrH,ne

The farmers OF Fremont county are
In good position now to make great
progress during the next few years
The best methods OF handling the soil,
livestock and fruit are being used. A
time goes on more alfalfa. corn and
livestock will be produced. This will
enrich the soil and give a dependable
cash return. All parts of the county
are well adapted to dairying. hog
raising and poultry growing. Better
sires are needed and these can be
secured nj q low cost to the farmer
thru cooperation. Cooperative selling
OF livestock will secure for the farmer
the highest price and provide n market
at all tines.
As the writer sees IL. more livestock.
more feed and more silos are needed
There is no place In Colorado where
silos can be used TO such n great ad-
vantage as In Fremont county. few
acres Of corn will all small silo and
more dairy cows can be kept. Some
farmers, under irrigation. have hlled
silo with two acres Of corn, SO that
big fields are not necessary. Silags
can be fed to great advantage winter
and summer and pastures are not nee
essary.
With n well filled silo and two good
cows, well cared for flock Of hens
and few hogs, besides fruit and veg
etables. the farmers OF Fremont county
can live at the very best and be more
comfortable often than the owners Of
big farms The slogan should b
make the most Of every thing"
r.. w. CLARK.
Iavasfork uxtausios Quaciallst
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ecRus Hooe ARE ExPENeIVE.

No man is wealthy enough to do
with scrub stock. Scrub animals are
the most expensive thing a farmer
can have around his place and this ap-
plies Just as much TO hogs. as It does
to other kinds Of livestock.
The unfortunate part Of II II that
generally one hnds scrub stock on
those farms where the owners are least
sble 70 afford such ''luxurtes." But
too often scrub stock 10 permitted ON
the farm whore the owner II thorough.
~ up-tO-dafe In all other matters. The
trouble lies with the farmer by breed.
Ing Scrub hogs. But no bstter way
exists 20 mako him understand what
this Ioss = than Tor some Of our best
Enon 70 peint out tbs rped 70 better
bfeS1s and the proats thae follow.
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Cash Grai. In Chicago.

Chicago.-Corn-No. yellow. lac:
No. yellow, et.2e& q 1.2sh No. 6 ysi-
low. s1.z5 1.26.
oa..mSo; g :. ). s 9 white. ss0ssnc: stand
Rye-No. 2. sI3sQ1.3B.
Barley--sS q CSC.
Timothy-t7. 100000
Clover-Nominnl
pork--Nominal.
LArd-125.b0.
Ribs-t24b00 q $500.
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PORTLAND MAN -
plecHARoGp FROM HooplTAL

Walter Kistlsr Of Portland. Colot
who has been rsoeivang treatmsAe -
Graves hospital, hee beep 6lschasUe1
snd has returned . hi9 hoeae.
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Metal Markets.
Colorado settlement prices;
Bar silver. t1.01h.
Copper. Ib.. 16Ql7c.
Lead. $500.
Spelter, 1910.
Tungsten, per unit, S12.0o@14.00.
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Metal Markets

Miscellaneous Markets.
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Linseed.
Duluth. Minn.--Linseed--ss.bs.
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Dressed Poultry.
RAbbita.
nutter.
q y oTATio IN S

Eggs. strictly fresh. case count. .tlo.so
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fountains leo cream pariora and
similar places Of business are not tax
able, such beverages are hot beef tea.
coffee, tea, buttcrmilk. milk, hot
chocolate or cocoa, hot clam bisquc.
hot tomato binque. and hot tomato
bouillcn. Medicinal preparations such
az bromo-seitzer. citrate Of maEneaia.
rochelle salts, seltlets powders. BIZ
carbonate Of soda, aromatic spirits Of
ammonia, epson salts, essence OF pep
sin, etc. sold at the fountain also ea-
cape the soft drink" tax. 40 tax
applies on the sale of beverages such
a. ginger ale. root beer, m0xie, miner
al water. etc. when served from clos
ed containers. because a manufactur-
ers tax on such drinks has already
been levied.
The tax n on the whole amount Of
the purchase price. Thus, N a pur-
chaser who treats a friend orders
w sodas at tho same time, each sell
ing for - cents. the tax IL three cents.
and not four cents IL. however, he
buys one rs cent soda and imme-
diately thereafter purchases another
ID cent drink, the tax Is two cents on
each sale. Dealers are advised 10
guard separate customers against
pooling their purchases 10 escape the
tax, The penalty for wilfully attempt
ine 20 evade the tax IL q fine Of not
more than $4,000 or not more than
one years imprisonment. or both. to-
gether With the cost OF prosecution.
sales OF Ice cream and soft drinks
BY religious, charitable or educational
societies on special occasions such a.
church festivals, picnicH, etc, are not
taxable. such sales In stands and
booths az agricultural fairs, racing
parks, public exhibitions. circuses,
shows aud similar places are taxable.
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Ceake to Interpret.
Famous Number From
a Well Known Opera

'Vesti Ia GiubbH the most fam
Gus number Of Leoncayan0's we'll
known opera, PaFiiRcci, will he tho
leading Interpretation Of classical
music by 9eofEo Goake during the
ucako- Henderson concert which will
be held at the Armory FRIDAY mint
When Jung a. Str. Gstke ram sinr
the number its Notwithstanding path
os never fails 30 touch the listener.
p%ortrayinF as Il does. tho unfortionnie
Parliacrin as be dea-rlh.a haW Ne
must paint his face and make merry
for the public while his heart h torn
With jealousy. The nnmhrr adapts b.
self easily 10 Mr. GcakC's voice aud
his singing Of the famous lament can
not be described 1t must le hoari
Mrs. Henderson'a program has
Practically been arranged aud viii
probably be announced tomorrow.
The Colombo orchestra has bern
for the dancing, which Viii
Immediately follow the concert pi o.
gram,
Tickets are now on sale az Mat
hook store at the price Of one
dollar and the war lax.
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AT THE IDEAL
An old Indian trick o. torture plays
an important part IN the satisfactory
wolkins ost q y Warren KerriEan's
priners shewine AZ the Ideal iheater
today. Mr. karuEAn portrays Burke
Marston. a man who has wandered
10 tho aDowhound peaks OF Alaska
seeking forHetfulntaa Imprisoned
there Tor the winter with two others.
he n time relates the story OF poor.
broken and demented Pat derry. a
derelict OF the Yukon.
Gerry was tbs victim Of calm
Jumpers. who had tortured him into
disclosing the location Of his mine.
nno The shock o. The torture had rob
bed him Of hia mind. Before Marston
could xnlain tho form Of torture. n
weird cry was heard out Of the night
Il was a sirl How she got up
there over h frozen. anov-choked
trails they eould not know. for
II waa not until further action dis
closed n Of the three mon ~ the
man h sought that Marnfon finished
his story about the Indian trick, and
then he demonstrated u 20 that man
alone.
Lois Wilson. the charming yout.g
southe-i er who always plays OPP
posite J. Warren kerriEan. II appeal
iug a. the girA Others In the small
cast are caeson Ferguson. william
conkiin and Walter Perry. The story
was written By Kenneth NJ Clark.
author Of Prisoners Of the Pines
and Three y Gordon" Jesse n
Hampton directed a. well a. produced
the picture.
Whenever a part requiring the do-
Ina Of unusual ana dangerous featH
presents Itself to motion picture direc-
tors, they Instantly know upon whom
20 call It's name n Arthur Peirot, q
youth % franco-swiss descent. his
entire life has been on tho high seas
% sensation aud danger.
After a youthful rtrurrie. during
which he worked a. a bootblack and
followed the sea. he came into = large
whirh he contributed 10 The
well oiled machinery Of Monte carlo.
His pleasures and sports. such a. nv
inr. ia dlNinE and automobile rae
ine. once INDUCED In a. q pastlmc. az
ter the wasted fortune disappeared.
later served him well a. a pr0fcs-
Ne never h~esltates al any asslrn.
ment 0f duty. and ~ the new pathe
ssrlal. Wolves ~ kultur.' starring
Leah Baird and shown weekly az the
Ideal iheater. feirot performs some
% the most difficult stunts ever seen
on the screen.
These stunts are not work 10 me"
no explains q am In love with the
thrill Of the continuous hazard head
! win, tails YOU lose I guess 10 j.
u TO the old sporting Instinct"
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AT the Theafers Today

LxRIc-"8hnd Mans Eyes with Bert Lyieil; and a Kino
gram. World Weekly.
PA6TIME-"Ihe Unknown Love" with Dolores CaUineni:
and "Hustine fer Health- comedy.
mEAI~-"The Drizssrs, " with J. Warren Kerrigan; and
:" Through the Fhmes, with Leah Baird.
"B"-"The Orr Dodger, with Charles Ray a ''Trsveiogue'
and Current Events
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Wanted: An Explainer
For the Explanation

The fniowlre - given a. No recslv-
Cd u through the mails from the hu-
reau Of Internal revenue Of our goy-
eminent. wih leave to print on We'd
ncsday. May ~. without pay and az n
matter Of patriotic duty 20 our fellow
citizens who want 20 understand when
20 pay thu luxury tax on buttermiik
fin and when not 20 pay a. Readers
are Invited % explain n ard demon
sfrats each on his Individual case.
bascan Of IDieunai iiesenue.
To Editors;
This story relating to the tax on
soft drinks. Ice cream aud similar
articles Of food and drink" Is written
for the benefit Of both the dealer and
consumer. IL n an official statement
" What beverages and foods are and
are not taxable.
Inquiries received BY the bureau Of
internal revenue and collectors indi-
cate a misunderstanding on the part
% not only a large portion Of the
public, but dealers themselves regard
inT the tax ON soft drinks. which be-
came effective May l. Reports rec n
inE tho bureau are that some dealers
are not collecting the tax while others
are charging extra pennies for drinks
which are not taxable.
To correct these mistakes The bu-
reau has issued the following official
statement relating 10 thu collection Of
the tax
The tax Is one cent for each ten
ceuta or fraction thereof on the
amount paid at soda fountains. Ice
cream parlon or similar places OF
cream aundacn, "or similar articles Of
% o or drink when sold for cFnsump-
ton IN or Ia proximity 10 such place
Of business The purchaser can not
escape the tax By stepping outside Of
the place where sold to consume his
soft drink or Ice cream. leo cream
m cones Il taxable. because sold un-
der conditions which indicate that n
~ 10 be consumed IN or In proximity
% the place ~ business" When bee
cream h sold under conditions which
Indicate that II would usually bo cnn-
sumed In or IN proximity 70 the prem
Uses, the fact that the purchaser Toes
not consume u there but carries %
away, does not render n free from the
tax. Ice creAm sold IN boxes a Ice
dream sodas OF other soft drinks sold
in pitchors or buckets FOR home CON
sumption are exempt.
Sales u soft drinks. Ice cream and
articles Of food and drink in
restaurants. cafeierias and club
are not taxable unless sold
separate and apart from meals n ice
or a soft drink u the only re-
freshmen ordered IN such places the
applies. Such sales az Eoda foun-
are taxable even though sold az
part Of a meal
IN general such beverages common
b known IA suft drinks which are
Or mixed al a soda foun-
ain are subject 10 We tax Iiiustra-
i've of ugeae ~ oranEeade. lemon
10. plnoapple juice, coca cola. root
Ger, moMe. phosphafeH. fruit ana
i4Forlng Eyfupa mixed with plain or
wafer. milk shakes. malt
! milk shakes, cream n ~
nakea. Zee cream. Ice cresm sodaH. Ice
slndaee. ipe cream sandwiches,
nd favored ices.
Certain drinks often sold at soda
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The Unknown Love. 10 q woman's
piAt-one % ~ mo powerfully ap-
ptaiinE that has ever been given 10
The screen, and u Il glorified b. beau
tful sentiment. Hcyiewers have said
that Lfonce Perret ! n this biz pro-
ductun which IA released a. a rathe
special far aurpanacs his notable
achievement In Lafayette. We
Come" for. here he has crested. al
rectcd ana produced a picture play 10
human. 30 Instinct with the beautiful
universal Add 10 this the personalities
81 beautiful Dolores Casslnelu and the
strong. forcefui y. *. Lincoln and the
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result h an IDEAL combination of "a
Cellence.
Every woman-aud every a toe
should 80 his play. which viii be
shown ~ the PaHtime theater today
TOR the last time. Women. whose
hearts have heen touched ~ war.
whose compassion Or love has been
stirred BY n great tragedy. viii be-
hold this splendid story and give this
affirmation.
The comedy 'Hurnnr for Health.
will also b. repeated.
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Bert Lyteii. star 81 the Metro pres
snfauon, biind Mans Eyes" a
strong dramatic play q power and
romance which Will be shown at the
Lyric theafsf today and tomorrow.
has reached an cnvinbls position IN
his ecfeen career whlrh D. due both
to hard work and dramatic genius.
ar. l.ytelI ome 81 artistic lineage
and - an actor ~ inheritance a.
we'll b. education. His mother and
father were both known 20 siafe fame
end hla grandfather was J. X. Mortl.
uer. for many years one % AuEuafin
blly's most brilliant stars He was
born In New York hut was educated
~ Upper Canada coileEe. Upon HE
graduation no rave himself up to the
drama. where he has attained we'll
merited famo IN many successful
PLAYS The latest being .'Mary's An
Me. IN which he vas co-s.arred with
Irene Fenwick. He motion picture
Debut was made with Metro IN The
Trail Of Yesterday" since when he
has appeared IN such productions a.
NO Mas Land -Boston Hlackie's
Lffle Pal" "rnrxpccfed Places"
Hitting fbs Hish spots and The
spsader.~
There viii also be seen a reel Of
kinogram- World Weekly pictures.