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The Keota news., 1919-05-02
New Spring Furs !
Make Their Bow

Nov II seems we divide our furs
into three seasons at least-sprinG.
SIMMER and winter. The newest furs
are called spring furs. They are very
new and they are very lovely. FOE
the most part this spring. writes
promincnt fashion correspondent. the
newest neckpieces are soft little stoles
and scarfs OF mink. Hudson bay sable
and asher. One animal u used fos
the whole piece to give smart enect
and clasps the wcarer's neck tight and
ciose. No furry animal II ever softer
and richer than the light brown sable.
The little head and paws and tall are
lef, on to attest the beauty OF the IT.
Ito creature after tho furriers have
done their utmost to him. The small
neckrieces for which, the sables are
used are worn by the greater number
II women claspeti In the back or at one
side. These little fur pieces have not
been 10 much In favor for the last
few years A. they were some years
back. and because Of their return 70
favor this spring We may say they are
having n revival. have seen no fur
pieces In years prcttier or more BE-
coming to almost every wearer than
the new ones made Of three animals
to give length sufficient to wrap
around the throat md leave long
end on each side. Worn with ono OF
the new Jaunty tricornc hats and Q
smart frock this sort OF fur necklace.
n one may 10 style II. II intensely
styllah and becoming. These are not
The Keota news., 1919-05-02
CONTROLLING COOLING MOTH
Schedule ~ elk Applications ~ A..
osnats % lesd Found Effective
In cOlOeo6o.

prepared By the United 0taies Depart.
mont Of Asrlcuiturs)
During the last rear biological stud.
lea Of the codling moth have been con.
tlnued BY the bureau Of entomology.
United States department OF aRricul.
turc. Also much experimental work
hearing upon various practical points
In control Of this serious pest has been
done In various orchards. In co.
operation with The Colorado Agricui.
turnl Experiment station. In the Grand
Valley of Colorado. spraying expert.
mcnts have indicated that q schedule
Of six applications Of arsenate Of lead.
at the rate Of four pounds Of the
powdered product 10 200 gallons Of
water. with the addition Of four pounds
Of hsh.oil soap. will make an effective
treatment for the orchards In TINT
valley.
The Keota news., 1919-05-02

IN tho selection Of tho potato deld foe
future plantine. Tho new fields should
bs % far 40 possible from old sweet
potato fields which hare been infested
and II possible should b separated
from II BY q natural barrier. such -
= strip OF woodland or such q crop
40 corn, tobaccoApr Irish potatoes. The
new crop should also be planted At .
distance from the seedbed. One grow.
er reports 4 decrease from Is to 8 PEI
cent annually In his sweet potato loss
since no has practiced this method.
Potatoes which are not badly 10.
tested may be fumisated to advantage.
where they are attended for early con.
sumption. Carbon disulphid has been
successfully used for this purpose. Un.
dor unfavorabls conditions. however.
f,,misated roots may fail to terminate
or sprout or may become subject to
rapid and complete decay. This occurs
especially where the tubers show Q
high moisture content.
Aresnieai Spray 10 Favorsd.
Before sweet potato plants are set
out in tho spring. II 10 advisable to
din them In q solution Of one pound Of
lead arscnate dissolved In ten gallons
OF water. Spray the plants With At.
senicais for the first appearing wecvils
on leaves and stems. Construct oil
storage pits at points remote from the
sweet potato Geld. They should be
kept - dry as possible and should Be
constructed a. to allow for fumIga.
ton and to permit Of inspection from
time to time for weevil attack. All
farmers Of . section should cooperate
IN the eradication Of the sweet potato
weevIl, a. such work Is for the CON.
mon good OF tho community. In fact.
to accomplish effective and persistent
results combined community effort 10
necessary.
The Keota news., 1919-05-02
Industry May Be Seriously Jeop.
ardized unless Right Meas.
ures Arc Adopted.
HEAVIEST LOSSES N SOUTH
eest 10 Spread Mainly BY csAsnssreial
Movement o. crepe-tas Ne Net.
veal 9nssnIes q Par kNsWn
-contrel Measures
prepared BY the United States Dspast.
m0nt OF AGYjcultuFo1

prepared BY the Uaited States Depart.
msnt Of ASyiculsurs)
Unless rigid control methods are
practiced to prevent the spread Of the
sweet.potato weevil In the Gulf states.
Americas sweet potato industry will
be seriously jeopardised. Last year
&S500.000 worth OF sweet potatoes Of
the Gulf country were destroyed By
tho wcevil. Texas. Louisiana and
Florida growers suffered the heaviest
losses. while In other sections Of the
South the crop was damaged from -
10 80 per cent.
The sweet potato wecvil. . small.
snout.bcetlc. red and blue Ia color and
antlike In appearance. bears the same
relation to sweet potato production
that the boil weevil docs to cot.
ton. The female wesvil lays her eGss
In the vines. and In the stalks OF
crowns near the ground. and also Oh
the roots In the field and In store.
continuing to work and breed In the
roots In storage. The larvae. on
Matching. tunnel through the vine to
the roots. the vines die and frequent.
" the roots become badly riddlcd and
filled with cxcrc,a. giving them such
The Keota news., 1919-05-02

q bitter taste that even swine will
not cnt them. Present knowledge In.
dlcates that the pest II spread main.
u BY the commercial movement Of the
sweet potato crop. ~ the weevil. a.
though winged. travels very slowly In
spreading infestation.
Control 10 oifl,euIt.
80 far - 10 known ne sweet potato
weevll has no natural enemies. Ito
control would b comparatively Elm.
pie through extensive quantities 10 the
producing sections were Il not that the
pest also breeds on morning glory and
bindweed. Control measures include
the cleaning up Of all old sweet potato
fields BY destroying all the vines,
stems, tubers and other remnsuts.
Then the ground should Be deeply
plowed and kept free from volunteer
sweet potato and morning glory vines.
All sweet potatoes should be cath.
cred and divided In the Geld into
three lots: ~ weevil.fres tubers. (2)
roots slightly infested for fumigatiou.
(O roots badly infested. The third
class, or culls, with all remnants Of
an unstable nature should be cath.
cred and fed to hogs. cattle. or poui.
try after cooking them to insure that
no weevil may Escape to extend the
infestation. II the potatoes are UNIT
for feeding to live stock they should
Do burned with the aid Of straw, dried
weeds, paper or oil.
Crop rotation 10 an effective contro,
measure. Indeed. injury to a large ex.
tent 10 pssventable where care 10 used
The Keota news., 1919-05-02
DIRECT MARKETING LIMITED
Usually improbable 70 osWd Heavy
Prodvets Like Petatoes BY
Parcel Pest.

prepared by the United Atatss psoart.
u,>nt Of Asrtculture.)
While II mny be attractive to a city
dweller to believe that he can have a
vegetable garden grown for him 100
miles or 10 miles away. place his
orders for the cost Of a stamp and
have the produce delivered At his door.
II should he remembered that not ali
farm products lend themselves to d..
rect marketing by parcel post. Usual.
IS IT II impracticable 10 market such
heavy products rs potatoes by parcel
post. whereas eggs. butter. sausage
poultry. many vegetables and nut
meats may frequently be shipped with
proit and at saving to the purchaser.
In general the greater the value q
pound the more favorable Ia the
chance for direct marketing.
The Keota news., 1919-05-02

II must be borne In mind TINT >,
speaking now Of the spring fur p,ee,,
TOR later on We shall doubtless ,,,.
with the same enthusiasm wa h,,.
shown the last three years toward o,.
foxes and lynxes and wide. la, s,.Is,
OF mole and mink. kolinsky and wsy
A. Il ID. the smaller creatures are +,
just at this time and are being ~.
csivsd With much enthusiasm.
oels and Squirrel Blend.
II 10 astonishing how beautiful,
some akins combine. a. ! observed /,
q splendid new narrow stole OF mol,
With squirrel trimming and biz roua.
fur balls finishing each end. This |,
to be worn much a. the skating xcar,
OF Angora wool are worn. with css
end thrown over q shoulder. or II On.
fanciss. BY betting In each end On.
letting the fur stole full thus ovs.
each shoulder and down the front,
Russian sable IL the fur dc luz.
rich and eQuialte In texture as /,
color. Three akins have been pu, 10
gethsr In Q charming mnnne. whiea
reveals the coloring underneath a.
we'll ~ On top. Fisher resemble.
somewhat the pointed fox. bu, Is o.:
quite % soft. Il II tipped with 4 TIT
deck along the hairs and thus has
silvery look which Is attractive.
Fashion seems to lean heavily. hos.
ever. to the Russian and Hudson Bs!
sables and because the Hudson Bay
sable 10 smaller than the RUSSIA,
kind u seems 10 be In the lead. S'ces
marteu, too. 10 10 demand. Thousa
much larger. Il has y lighter color e.
derneath and u softer ,lnn these
others.
Now % to the Jackets. cca,ccs ~!
capes-it resolves itself literally lris
the matter Of paying your money a.!
taking Jour choice. for these lluls :'
wraps are enchanting and really o.
most indispensable In the cool days &
spring. Many Of them have Ions. 'iss
sleeves Of the fur and others ats
nothing more than high and deep o.
lars. sometimes with rcvcrs o! ee
trasting fur added.
White Furs Out.
We see no white furs nj NIL: e''n
ermine. which used to represent
lady" Of the highest degree. Is ha'h'
q quiet rest. Can II be hceaas
ermins 10 % closely associated VIE
royalty and now royalty Is Just ae".'
to be no more1 Anyway. crni'ns
entirely out Of the running ana WI.
fox. too. has had It's day and Is gu"
also for Q while.
To return to the Jackets and ccs's.
tho most sumptuous aud low.
wrap one can sec on spring 90;
made with q loose hanging capen
back Of the softest. richest Hu%..
sables. The upper part has the M'I
forming Q yoke and golns across ~.
around the shoulders rather w."
down the back a. the other ~ ~,
which form the lower part o. w.
wrap do. The front Ia formed ~.
sort Of waistcoat. and Is held VI :" =.
sirdle Of fur--oh. yes. of co"'s. 80.
fur things Of this sort have war s,r
coats, too. Indeed. one or two , "
seen are really nothing hu' ~" .rl
waistcoats with sleeves added,
one model, at least, Il II wa'stcos'
front with pointed ends ana p'''
The Keota news., 1919-05-02
9taetlna 9eallops.

when crochcting scallors o" w." n,,.
mark the scallops. then have 'h," .ni
chine hemstitched. Trim c''s' ,-,s
work your iirst row Of croeh'''os ,sr
the heu,stItrhing. This makes M,
pretty start and does nw"! WIZ w., m
old way Of punching through WI"
crochet hook each time.
The Keota news., 1919-05-02
aeoaraee 9lslrts Short.

Separate skirts nre to ne w. II
little shorter than skirts oi "' ,ud
suits, m,,d ms narrow ns tie sly"
purpose will permit.
The Keota news., 1919-05-02

q" ss'"o Shown for Spring Wear.
yer! Wide and as they nre not A.t.
'ened out. but are left the natural
.'Ae' they make closc.ftting collars Of
just the right height for the average
neck.
a" women know that furs worn
e.ose about the throat and well M to
me chin are more becoming than the
w ', an" HAT pieces. however long and
'"N"r'"n> The hair OF tn. latter
my h.
The Keota news., 1919-05-02

Good siiaos cropa ~
Wheat. rye. spelts, barley md n.a.
nut vines will make fairly good s.lase.
The Keota news., 1919-05-02

why not test The soil for ac,d,ty ~
you are III dOubtt
The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1919-12-18
w. u. Bulletin
on Former Canon
Mans Wedding

An item OF news In recent bulletin
Issued for its employees by the 1T e
IL. Sector" of the traffic department of
the Western Union Telegraph Com
pany at Kansas City. makes the fol-
lowing complimentary mention Of the
marriage there of former resident
OF this city II says:
"Old Dan Cupid is still busy IN the
clerical department OF the Kansas
City office, this time claiming our es-
teemed chief c'erk. Miss Leona Sin
berg. who was united in marriage Mt
the home OF her parents Saturday eve.
ming. November 20, at $3.50. to Ray c.
Bailey.
THE bride needs no Introduction.
having been a member OF the West.
"rn Union family for Approximately
seven years. During that time she
served In various clerical capacities
before reaching the position OF chief
The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1919-12-18
Prof. Dick Sees
Herd of Deer

Prof Il. l.. Dick. superintendent OF
music in the Canon City public
schools. while motoring over Eight
Mile Park one day last week. OBJ
served tracks in the snow OF an unfa-
miliar character, and decided to in
vestisate them with a view OF ascer-
tanning. IL possible. what manner of
animal had made them Stopping
his ear at the side of the road. Prof
Dick followed mcandering trail for
half a mile or so into some iow-lying
hills whore he jumped a herd of eight
deer that was browsing on the herb
age in a little valley secure from the
gaze of people passing along the high
way. The discovery was mutually
unexpected to Prof. Dick and the deer.
and which of them were given the
greatest surprise will probably never
be known. With the approach Of the
genus homo the representatives Of the
genus cervus took alarm and sped
away in the direction OF a more pro-
teeting country toward the Royal
Gorge. Prof. Dick expresses the be-
lief that the deer were on their wav
from their usual winter feeding ground
on the upper reaches Of Cottonwood
and Currant creeks into the Green
horn mountains on the south side OF
the Arkansas river.
The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1919-12-18
Salida Boosters
Form Organization

Secretary f.. A. Bradbury OF the
Canon City Chamber of Commerce re-
turned home Wednesday evening
from Salida where he attended con
ventlon of delegates from more than
score OF towns called for the pur-
pose Of forming an organization to
bost the attractions OF Southwestern
Clorado for tourists. The conven-
tion was held at the Elks club rooms.
and was one OF the most enthusiastic
gatherings OF the kind that has taken
place in this section for long time
OF the 2s towns invited to partiri-
pate in The convention. only two OF
them. Florence and. Mancos, were not
officia ly represented.
The convention met at 10 o'clock
Wednesday morning. and was in ses-
sion most of the day. Practically
every town In the territory presented
its attractions for tourists. and ex-
pressed a desire TO cooperate In any
concerted movement having for ia
object the announcement of motor
travel in It's direction. Plans were
formulated TINT VIII benefit all OF
them IL carried into effect. AS a re-
suit OF the deliberations of the con
vention the Southwestern Colorado
Tourist and Commercial Association
wos lauuct ed. and an executive com
mlttee OF five members was named
10 elect a president vice president.
secretary and treasurer. The sum of
5000. to be subscribed pro rata
among the towns in the league. was
authorized as an initial expense fund
paid secretary viii be employed
who wi be expected to give his entire
time 10 the welfare OF the organiza-
tion. Bureaus viii be maintained dur
ing the summer months IN Pueblo.
Colorado Springs and Denver 10 stim-
ulatc motor travel into the new terri
tory.
Southwestern Colorado IL one Of the
most picturesdue portions OF the state
and, with lis scenic highv ays, good
fishing and delightful resorts open to
motorists from all parts of the coun-
try. ought to attract many thousands
pf visitors every year The great pub
lie highway constructed By the gov
ernment through the Mesa ver,le .sa-
tonrl Park and the wonderful road
way being built through the beautiful
San Juan valley Via silver.on. Duray
and beyond. should allure throngs OF
visitors every scasoD to Dure1zo and
points IN the Southwest. At, sfiinu.
lus given 10 pleasure travel into thls.
now wonder section must help CDnun
city. for II Is one OF the main kate.
ways 70 Southwestern Colorado
The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1919-12-18
Bill to Suppress
Anarchy in State

Through the courtesy of George Z.
Colgate. representative in the General
Assembly of Colorado from Fremont
county, The Daily Record has been ia
vored with copy of House bill No. /,
introduced into the Legislature by
Representatives Phelps, Bashor and
Rockwell. for the suppression of an
archy and sedition; to suppress con-
spiracies against the state and its
laws and to provide penalties for the
violation thereof The bill enumer-
ates large number of things which
1t declares that the commission of
any one of them shall be deemed a
felony. and. on conviction. shall be
punishable by fine of 10000 and
Imprisonment for term of not more
than 90 years. or both, in the discre-
tion of the court
The measure is very DIRE site one.
and asserts. THAT in the opinion of
the General Assembly. an emergency
exists; therefore. the cast shall take
effect and be in full force immedi-
ately after its passage"
The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1919-12-18
Reward for
Carlisle Arrest
Being Held Up

LARAMIE. WYO., Dec 1.-THE
county commissioners were in session
last Saturday. but had received no or
ders from the governor to pay the re-
ward of $500 for the arrest of W L..
Carlisle. the Union raciic train rob-
ber. The county commissioners, at
the request of the county attorney.
added $500 to the reward offered by
the state for the apprehension of the
robber. on the theory that the boarded
the train in this county and after
ward robbed the passengers after the
train had crossed the boundary line
into Carbon county. The members
OF the board are expecting to hear
from the governor ordering the re-
ward paid to Sheriff A. s. Roach of
Platte county. and his posse, who eff
fected the arrest of Carlisle.
The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1919-12-18
H. S. Class
Basketball

The North Canon high school has
starred the basketball season in good
shape with the anticipation OF being
state champions this season. Prof
Hickey as coach has already got the
boys going in fine shape.
The school Is full OF basketball ma.
terial this year. and the boys. under
the direction Of Coach Hickey. who
made such success OF the football
team here this year. will no doubt
make good.
The season was started off by an IN
ter-class series of games 10 start tho
enthusiasm OF the school. The sched.
ule was played rs follows: Juniors IS.
Sophomore: Seniors vs. Freshmen:
Souhomores VS.. Seniors; Juniors vs..
Freshmen: Jrnors vs.. Seniors: Soph.
omores VS.. Freshmen.
The final games will ne plavnd to.
night and then school basketball VIII
start in earnest The people of this
city can be justly proud OF the show
ing made by North Canon hieh sctool
In athletics the last number of years.
and have supported athletics to the
best Of their bility, and with this SUP
port the basketball team will bring
back the bacon" to Canon city.
The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1919-12-18
Greenwood Post
Elects Officers

The annual election of officers of
Greenwood Post No. 10, G. A. r., was
held at Odd Fellows hall Wednesday
afternoon, with the following result:
NJ. r. Gerashty. commander; Simon
Tuncil. senior vice commander; S II:
Shivly, junior vice commander: H. H.
Charlesworth. officer of the day: w.
Y. Jenkins, quartermaster; J, S. Seip.
surgeon: IL. c. Young officer of the
guard; d. G. Scott, chaplain; J. S.
Bowlby, adjutant. Comrades S. S.
Courtney and John Palmer were elect
ed TO be official delegates to the de
partment encampment OF Colorado
and Wyoming. which meets in Canon
City next June. All past command
ers of the post are ex-officio delegates
to the department encampbent
ID. G. Scott has bene continuously
elected chaplain of Greenwood Post
No. 10 for period of so years and
has, probably, held such a position
longer than any other member of the
G. A. Il. in the territory between the
Missouri river and the Rocky Noun.
tains.
The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1919-12-18
LEGAL NOTICES
NOTICE OF FINAL sfTrLEut,Nr
AND DIFFERENTIATION Or
HllHSHIP.

Estate OF Jared Townsend. Deceased.
Notice is hereby given tiiat on the
sUth day OF D.cenbcr. A. II. 1873. at
10 O'Clock "a. M. the Undersigned Will
present 10 the County Court OF FIRE.
mont County, Colorado. his accounts
Tor fnal settlement OF administration
OF said estate. wnen and where ali per
sons III interest may appear and OBJ
tect to them. IL they desire.
Notice Is also hereby given that ap-
plication Tor the determination OF hefr-
ship OF ssid Jared Townsend, deceus,d
has been made. and that the Court will
On said dats hercinbefore mentioned
or at amy tlm- TO which the bearing
may be continued. proceed to to ascer-
tain and datermine who are the heirs
OF the said Jared Townsend, deceased
aud ms such entitled TO iaherit any
lands. t~ncincnts. hereditaments or
other properly. real or personal. con-
stituttng all or part OF the estate of
the said JARED Townsend. deceased, and
enter IA decree accordingly, ~ which,
hearih. all persons claiming TO be hen7S,
at law OF said deceased. may apf.ss y
and present their proof
J. u. DUNLAP.
Administrator OF the Estate OF Jared
Townsend. Deceased.
First Pub. November 20 1918
Last Pub. December iS 1919
The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1919-12-18
CARRANZISTASAND
VILLISTAS FIGHT
TWODAY BATTLE
AT MUSQUH, MEX.
Villistas Attack Garrison in
Revenge for Execution of
General Angeles.
dn, Unl,ra l.r-...,

EAGLE PASS. TEX, Dec. 11.-Re'
ports that two-day attack was made
upon the Carranza garrison at Mus
auis, 100 miles southwest of Piedras
Negras. by revolutionists, have been
received here.
Insurgents under the command of
Hipolito villa, are said to have taken
the town, looted the stores and are
holding several cltizens as hostages.
Thirty Villistas and several Federal
troops were killed.
II is stated that the attack. which
occurred on Tuesday and Wednesday,
was planned to ayenge the execution
of Gen Angeles. The Carranzistas
are gathering at Sabinas for an attack
on the Villistas as soon as reinforce
ments can be assembled.
The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1919-12-18
The Canon City Record, Thursday, December IS, 1919

clerk. She numbers her friends by
her acquaintances.
THE groom is also member of the
Western Union household. He is em.
pioyed as an electrician. and is at
present assisting in the construction
of the Western Unions new home at
Kansas City Ray has host of
friends and is very well liked by those
fortunate enough to know him.
Needless to say that the employees
of all departments of the Western
Union company unite in wishing Mr.
and Mrs. Bailey a long and prosper
Gus life. That each anniversary of
their nuptials may find them still hap
pier and more prosperous is the sim
cere wish OF sus ALL
'Thus the boys and girls of yester-
day become the men and women of to-
day"
The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1919-12-18
POteet Gets a
Deserve Boost

Il. G. Parvin, state game ard fish
commissioner. believes in scattering
flowers along life's pathway by giving
praise where praise is due. He has
Just written Game Warden l.. A. Po-
teet. complimenting the officer upon
the splendid record he has made for
the year 1919. The amount expended
for licenses sold through the efforts
OF Mr.. Poteet in Fremont county totals
1.006. which Mr.. Parvin says. is the
best record Of any game warden In
the state or any empioye of the game
department OUTSIDE OF Denver office.
The game commissioner compli-
ments Mr.. Poteet very highly both
upon the sales OF licenses and In
every particular in relation to the de-
partment. There has been no criticism
or complaint from this district. and
Mr.. Parvin states that he certainly
has none to make. and in closing the
letter. says: You seem to have well
in hand all the features of the re-
quirements OF your position and are
evidently administering the Affairs
thereof in justice and fairness and
with credit to this department. |
personally appreciate your efforts and
the sense of security feel In your
Judgment and integrity. which I count
as distinct assets in this work"