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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1920-10-16
Chevy'Chase, D. C..

This is delightful center hall plan detached
home. 1t has eight large rooms, two baths
large attic, hot water heat and electricity There
is also large colonial porch.
Representative Premises Today
II AM to PM PM to PM.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1920-10-16
Chevy Chase, D. c.

Contains 10 rooms, ba,ns, sleeping porches,
large front porch and is situated on a large lot.
There is hot-water heat, electricity screens,
awnings, etc. Very complete.
The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1920-07-01
Wheat Rust
Again Threatens
This State

Wheat rust has again appeared upon
the barberry bushes in Colorado. The
first rust infected barberry bushes
were found June near Loveland
Colo. These bushes were mostly
small seedlings which had come up
after the larger bushes had been Grad
icated. New sprouts were found aris-
ing from roots left in the ground
when the other bushes were dug up.
These small barberry plants. which
were scattered over a considerable
area in the midst of rich farming
district. were heavily infected with
the rust and will. in all probability,
be the starting point of a local or per
haps a widespread epidemic of wheat
rust this summer.
The United States Department OF
Agriculture. cooperating with the Col
orado Agricultural College. has re-
newed the barbarry eradication cam.
paign in Colorado again this summer.
The campaign is to be pushed more
vigorously than ever with the hope of
getting rid of every barberry bush in
the state before the year is over
One of the biggest difficulties with
which the campaign has to contend is
the lack of thoroughness when the
bushes are dug up. The small frag
ments of roots left in the ground will
send up shoots the following year. Civ
ing rise to several small bushes where
there was only one large before.
1t is extremely important that every
person digging up barberry bushes
shout takde especial pains in seeing
that every root is removed The 10.
cation should be observed carefully
the following spring, and If any shoots
make their appearance they should be
dug up at once Such Young and
tender shoots are extremely suscepti-
Bile to infection as soon as they come
out of the ground.
The past season, which has been
extremely late and cold was especial
ly favorable for the development of
the rust epidemic and if sufficient
bushes are left to start the rust. it IS
very probable that the epidemic will
reach serious proportions before the
wheat can be harvested.
1t behooves everyone. not only for
his own protection but for that of hi
neighbor also. that he remove the bar.
berry bushes on his property inme
diately.-J G. Leach, Colorado Acri-
cultural College. Fort Collins. Colo
The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1920-07-01
Peach and Cherry
Tree BOrer is
Active This Year

Complaints in regard to the peach
numerous this year than usual, and
observations in some of the fruit
growing sections lead us to believe
that the pest is doing more damage
than usual. This report comes from
George NJ. List. Colorado Agricultural
College.
All stone fruits are subject to the
attack of this pest but the most dam
age is done TO peaches, cherries and
plums. They confine their attack al
most entirely to the body of the tree
just at the surface of the ground The
presence of the borers is usually indi-
Gated by the gummy emulation caused
by their burrowing into the tree.
The borer feeds upon the bark and
sap wood of the tree. making a chan.
mel often an inch wide just beneath
the outer bark. One borer has been
known to girdle a small tree. and a
very limited number can do serious
damage to even a large tree.
They pass the winter as partially
grown larva within their burrows or
in silken cocoons on the bark of the
trees. In the spring they continue
their feeding and are full grown by
June or July. when they spin their
cocoons and transform into moths.
The adults are what are comomniv
called "clear.winged motns,- steel
blue in color; and to the casual Jb-
esrver may be mistaken for the wasp.
The moths are usually most num-
erous during July and August and de.
posit their eggs singular upon the
bark OF the tree a few inches above
the crown. The small uarva hatch
and enter the bark just below the sur
face OF the soil.
The best remedy is to remove the
soil fou ror five inches in depth from
about the trunk of the tree and cut out
the borers. Their channels can be de-
tected by scraping the bark where the
bunny substance collects and the
borer removed by cutting away the
bark or destroyed by the use OF a wire
or knife blade in the burrow.
This work should be done in the
netx two or three weeks as the larvae
The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1920-07-01
Florence to Have
Plenty of Water

FLORENCE. June 26.-Chairman
Harry Graham of the Fourth of July
committee is making a special request
that Florence business houses assist
in providing the visitors in Florence
on July 5 with drinking water in the
way of coolers and other receptacles
to be used for the purpose, and that
they be placed in front of the stores.
The committee will hire man
whose duty it will be to keep the cool
ers filled with ice and water. and it
will also furnish the sanitary drinking
cups. There is only one drinking
fountain in the main business district.
and the plan proposed by the commit
tee is the only one suggested that will
solve the problem.
There is a state law against public
drinking cups, so the old system of
placing drinking water in large bar
rels on the street with one or two lin
cups. is not feasible. The committee
asks the cooperation of the business
The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1920-07-01
Florence Man Had
Bad Luck in Utah

FLORENCE. June 26.-w. II. For
sythe. the merry y-go-round and Ferris
wheel man, dropped into Florence on
Wednesday afternoon and had con
ference with the Fourth OF July COM
mittiee relative 10 concession for
his merry-go-round during the ceie-
bration. but he will not know for a
day or two whether he can fiil the
Florence date or not.
Mr.. Forsythe met with some bad
luck on his Western trip, and while at
Price. Utah. the wind was so bad and
business so slack that he was obliged
to dispense with his Ferris wheel. He
is now on his way to Denver, and
later on will install his machine in
Estes Park for the remainder OF the
summer.
The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1920-07-01
Boy Victim of
Peculiar Accident

FLORENCE, June 26.-The 1S-year.
old son of Joseph Breeze, while at
work with his father on the old Blake
ranch on South Hardscrabble creek
yesterday Telling a tree. met with a
peculiar and painful accident.
The work of cutting G,,>n the tree
was about half completed when a
small whirlwind of high velocity came
along, the force of which struck the
center of the tree and hurled 1t over.
pinning the Breeze boy underneath.
A physician from this oity was called
who hastened to the ranch and admin
istered medical treatment. The boy
was badly bruised about the head.
The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1920-07-01
Odd Fellows
Coming Here
Next Saturday

The Colorado Springs Gazette. in its
issue of Monday, has the following to
say of the big home coming celebra-
tion to be held at the State Odd Eel
lows Home here this week:
More than $50 Odd Fellows from
this region expect to go to Canon
City next Saturday to attend the an
nual picnic at the Odd Fellows Home
there. Other members of the order
from all parts OF the state also will be
present.
The affair is to be an old-fashioned
box picnic and large attendance is
expected. II is TO be given as an en-
tertainment for the aged and the or
phan children who live there. and the
Pixies Peak party will take with them
Fred F'ink's band. with orders to play
just the kind of music the residents
of the home like best
odd Fellows of Manitou. Lirnon.
Calhan. Ramah. Fountain and Mona-
ment will join those OF Colorado
Springs. and all will go to Canon City
by automobile, leaving here at .
O'Clock Saturday morning"
The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1920-07-01

sharing OF war burdens now borne
by the Old World countries. Not con
tent with the billions of money and
tens of thousands of precious Amer
lean lives that were expended in saw
ing Europe from the Hun scourge.
they now would unload more of their
troubles upon us. Through their
agent in our own White House. who
seems 10 readily accept every un-
American scheme submitted to him.
they seek to lay their hands on bill
lions OF American wealth and untold
numbers of American lives"
The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1920-07-01
To Parents of
C.C.H.S. Stuents

Rules and regulations adopted by
the Board of Education at the regular
meeting in May, 1920:
Uniforms for girls-Dark blue dress
of woolen material, blouse suit or
Peter Thompson style, with plated or
straight skirt, is preferable for winter
wear. Same style suit of heavy white
material, such as gaiatea. for fall and
spring. Dark skirt and white blouse
permitted at any time. Black. red
or dark blue ties and hair ribbons. ii
worn. to match suit trimmings Low
or moderate heel shoes OF black
brown or white color. but no white
shoes with dark suits. Cotton hos
to match shoes.
Uniforms for boys-T.e government
regulation KHAKI. uniforms have been
adopted ard vii he handled bv the
70 l2winr, #"tl.ra: Ee ,er Clothing
Company. Bethel Clothing Company
Thomas e Bancroft CI thing Com
pany and n q. Province Clothing
Company
TIE rerntat ~ uniT5rHg will be
worn by all students.
Physico' training EXERCISES OF a
nature tia viz ado - the physical
welfare ng g"er. sti"eH. ~iil BE- com
Dutsory for III cnrlj1T a~r in high
school "a one 1.'i .sasI 20 take
sn- t.rT ? .er"iaa plvaic1l tram
ing that win be de.riu -.ntil % heaith
The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1920-07-01

will soon begin to leave the trees to
transform to adults. II this work is
carefully done at this time each year
the infestation will be kept below the
danger point. After the worms have
been removed ii is advisable to
mound the dirt four or five inches
high about the crown OF the tree. This
will cause the young larvae to enter
at point where they will be more
easily located another season
The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1920-07-01
Only One of 18
COnvicts Get Aid

DENVER. June 26.-But one of the
Is convicts whose cases were consid-
cred by the State Board OF Pardons.
was successful in his plea for elem.
necy.
The sentence OF ]. A. Webb was re
duoed from six to three years. Webb
was sentenced from Washington
county on a charge OF forgery, and
entered the state prison February rs.
1919.
The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1920-07-01
The Canon City Record, Thursday, July l, I9ao

men in this matter. 1t is a small re-
quest, though has great bearing on
the success of the celebration. Rest
rooms with attendants have been pro-
vided for onday. July at the follow
ing places where all conveniences will
be at the disposal of out-of-town Wis
itors: E,lks' Home. Eagles hall.
basement of library, Knight Campbell
music store.
The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1920-07-01

II your dealer cannot supply YOU, send
us 500. and We shall be pleased TO send
you. by prepaid parcel post. a carton
OF 200 Spur Cigarettes 40 packages).
Address:
o<Hfze"@5t--t-Ss$--..G.
ara FIFTH AVENUE
NEW YORK CITY
The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1920-07-01

Each student will be examined with a
view to determining whether they are
physically able to take the prescribed
course. The prescribed course will
be aimed at corrective physical con-
Editions. that is. If there are any ply
sical conditions that seem to need
correction, it will be the aim to bring
about such condition.
The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1920-07-01
WALTER MACPHERSON
LEAVES FOR WEST

Walter Macpherson. field secretary
OF the Brotherhood of ST. Andrew. who
has been in the city for the purpose
OF addressing the men of Christ Epis-
oopal church, left today TO continue his
work throughout the Western states
The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1920-07-01
MRS. SMELL RETURNS
HER HOME AT RAMAH

Mrs. NJ. Smell, who has been in the
city some time. called here by the III
ness of her son. F. NJ. Shell of South
Canon. left for her home al Ramab
this morning
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-11-04
Philadelphia Markets

wHEAT-Receipts. sc sol bushels. Mar
@No, red Slnts:; ,227 2,S$; 10. 2 Ist
counts: Mixed whea, &c under. red winter
So under TAss So g ,ic under H$c
;sPIe e sHs.E susS. Supple.
quality and location. 'i.i2@l14. the latter
'0G oATs!Rseespt6. rs receipts els2 bushels au!e, and
Sfi;s q no >" TSIss sS}s a.
tat.oRs: .lOe lbs. pAcEed IN l4o;Ib, 3uts
sg5 ;P6'9s 5st clear ar g 2,
patcnt SSr9 Ill. .a6Gii' so; fancy spring and city
mills patsnt. family brands 'i2.5O@la, Rye
hoPFi PRoHisfoSs SisH n S' steadily held We quote
Beef. In sets Smoked raa ana a'r,dpI9di 6Ed &c d
SS! SHst drlsd, SHD's s4c' G% pork FAMILY w nama
$7c o. 90 smoSsd, SSe; hang 6%I.S SSiisa. Is SSas
loose 2Se brsHktsst bacon. s7e; lard. 2Sc;
stons: rs scI!d si pacs.S s!ssmeTy, fay;y. hlsh
scorng g%2oSd. a. gore tT+ 55S ssSnss StG s*'I'
! a 44c; pweet creamery choice 20 fancy 6,
( q CSC; fair to good. 30 G5C,; Prints toob!ns
I al I2g7 Tor ta"eE anu o4V &c 'o' '"''
EGGS ssa!n higher. Quotations: Nsarh,
ns 7sg7'c per do1%g SSFTy 70 Ire"t Far
oTc; western extra frsts. 73975c: westerI
Srsts. es672c; inferior lets lower fame!
candled sgss 'ooe'rs at s'~soe' fa'F ''
e"Sif!E "SSHifk!EsE in fair demand and ,IG fTm on EeS
TsScy. sS; rag as4s u @2Sc common to fe!E 22S2 2SG
Loggh9Ens' ,6SSJlns J naIss OF fancy goods, 81
1--WE PoUtTRY-3;Cy E0wls' aSt ~
sse; small and Inferior. 32 q a5c towls va
| freight. in carload lots. 80 q Ssc; White
a%SIss, Lesn.rh fSncy. yellow skinned. S68 3sc; cK
| optional lots, hlxner: common 70 good 8'
ga Ss;e ot. ,H'a4rs s4s Ss5ShsP sSs %ss "
Sd Sg2'f ssc farssSs SSsS @ 4sc S0%sS
2'S s4 PfsGPPoS GPoyHTRT FL ssE
sas 6:fyyi $685. Sss.. 'e.SRsG i.5 ~ az
SssS!"s * H. sSGSIs wsshSRf Il u.s.. 'Si &,
%RsisSinc Re.Gfi TSt:Hiss: 8. * s$S' r. vsisS!ss IS.
Do. eI''p" %cr.rn smaller tizcs an ~ Toasttn'
6HtGNsP1i 6Hsr apisss %'sisS55
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| 3+c, sting chickens. nearby s748ac; fry
nearby a. old aaut6sGs 6SGs'eS % aTgs
sPT'RRfE PFRESH FRuITs-Applss, per hsk.,-ET
LIS ps, 'IsT' per pbi'sExtra fancy. ss@7,5O; aver
age; i2g4 50, ogtncss os5 Peg PTsh'; " No !
'S2.75Gi sSo22I.75Gialiforn.s. 9 HSg6iiS: % Fiorids
Is 65a0.6O, Grapefruit, Florida. per box
&2sps. pc. FsS5a BsE oGss
|an'" ,retsey, per u bush. bskt.-No. 1. q
a SOC; No. Z, 25940e. Sweet potstoes JsI
Ny ny asa DOC: sweet potatoes southern
Der bill ss 9s76 Cabbage, domestic De
n%Ion. tSTI siSg1si pel sioSib. SI SACK I LIN
s:.S: . =, q, hsas;Ss ss.sSs. Z isSSsA Boots near
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-11-04
NAVIGATION
FEATURE ON CURB
Stock Advances to 80 on Fairly
Large Sales-Indus-
trials Quiet

New York, Nov. 4.--Lehigh Coal and
Navigation was the feature Of the
trading on the Broad Street Curb to-
day, that stock being bought in fnirly
large volume and advancing from I3 to
~. Movements in other issues were
comparatively narrow. with the excep-
tlon OF few specalties.
General Asphalt, after falling to
9trs, advanced to 56Is, while Ryan
consolidated sold off from 17H to 161a
International Petroleum was in fair de-
mand. ranging from 1Tb to IS. Indr.
pendent oil stocks were generally quiet
ana 10, without special change in prices.
Inc Industrial group was also quiet,
the leading issues in those stocks being
practically unchanged from the low
levels rcccatly established.
!, In the mining stocks the feature was
ne weakness in Eureka Crocsus and
Magma.
standard Oil of Indiana dropped from
''o to 7G5 and then rallied 20 7T5.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-11-04
Financial Briefs

The government may lower the inter-
est rate on future issues Of certiflcates OF
indebtedness according to information
reaching the financial district. Bankers
hear the next Issue may bear 5h per
interest at 5X per cent -
International Motortruck reports for
the nine months ended September 80.
net prof,, after charges and federal
taxes. SS'll4,S3l; equal after preferrc d
dividends to $7.99 a share on 2S3l08
shares outstanding common stock.
The New York Subtreasury gained
ssa0.000 from the banks yesterday, re-
ducing the cash net loss since Friday to
s1,525.ooo.
The average price OF twenty active
industrial stocks declined 0.49 per cent
yesterday to 8499, while twenty rail-
roads advanced 2.06 per cent to S5.37.
The New York Stock Exchange seat of
eonard A. Hockstader has been sold to
Alfred NJ. Norris, for consideration of
100000.
The United States Treasury announces
that the public debt decreased during
October S24,S46.455. being on November
l. s24,062,509.672.
The Treasury has purchased coo, 900
ounces OF silver at 81 per ounce, to be
delivered at Philadelphia The total to
date. under the Pittman act, Is IT,
l29,l07 ounces.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-11-04
RAILROAD EARNINGS

CANADIAN PACIFIC
1920 Incrcasa
Eourth week October q 6Ia. 600 81 1.70I, 900
From January h.. 181. 380. 900 % 400 006
UNION PACIFIC SYSTEM
September gross ....$21. 1.s42. 33+ S3747 sO5
Net opeN Increase. S.5a1.054 '707 800
Net oper. increase. 27.326,Ol5 s5 483 / "a
Decrease.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-11-04
DIVIDENDS DECLARED

tnon American Cigar Co.. a distribution
OF 10 per cent on preferred In liquidation
payable December IS TO stock OF record De.
Cember l.
Lanston Monotype Machine Co. quarterly
Of IN per cent payable November 80 "a
stock Of record November 90.
Nurnaliy Co. OF Delaware. 81 on common,
payable December 81 to stock OF record
November 80.
Catawissa Railroad Co. somiannual Of
~ per cent IN urefcrred payable Noyem.
Der ~ as registered November 3.
Central National Bank, quarterly OF POI
will he mailed
American Locomotive Co, quarterly Of ~
per cent on common and lh per cent or
preferred. payable December 81 to stock uI
record December IS.
American Cotton oil Co. seniannual OF
per cent on preferred. payable December / tc
stock OF record November H.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-11-04
NEW YORK COFFEE MARKET

New York, Nov. 4.--The market for
coffee futures started firm this morning
on buying by prominent floor trader.
The demand was attributed to a group
of bankers who are believed to be taking
on contracts on the theory that coffee
at present levels Is cheap. Prices on the
call were . to 20 points net higher.
There was no active demand for con e
tracts after the call and by midday
March had sold off to S.Sjc. May t.
De and July to 9.2Sc, or 10 to 15
points below the best point Of the morn
ing. No fresh feature has developed in
connection with the Brazilian loan
The local spot demand was rather
quiet. Prices were nominally un.
changed.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-11-04
Raw Sugar Market Quiet

New York, Nov. 4.-The raw sugar
market continues quiet. Holders are not
pressing their sugar. while refiners con.
tinue to show indifTcr nee. As the re-.
suit, transactions yesterday We're light
and were confined to, small lots OF full.
duty paying sugars In port at 6%c, G
l. T., local refner being the buyer
Cuban interests are said TO be feeling
the market here with view of dispos-
ing Of their holdings, 1mportatons yes.
terday consisted of $4,000 bags Javas
TO the American Sugar Refining Co.
3l,4O0 bags Javas and 5000 bags Cubas
to the National Sugar Refining Co, 5000
bags Perus TO the Warner Co. and II, ,0OC
bags Javas consigned to the trade. The
local refined market is unchanged
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-11-04


head. -A'oo"
sHEEP-Estimatcd receipts. 81. 900 head
Pittsburgh. Nov. 4. - HOGS Receipt,
1000 head; Higher, Heavies and heavy and
iight In ,Sorkers, 'l5.eo@i5.s5:. pigs. t1525 &
SHEEP AND I.AMBS-Receipts aoo booa
stesay; ;,,r9p E9p sheen; IS: top lambs lower, si4
CAi.,NoES-Receipts 80 head. Bteady,
East, East Buf5slC. y; f.-Nov 4-cArrLE-
IS head; roc higher: s68ls.S0. 'eee'p'''
=, HoGS-Receipts. 1000 head. Light 90
higher. Heavy. S15Gpl525: mixed yortsrs
iighI yorkers and pigs l55ODiH T5: rouyhS'
SlaMlSn 30: stags. Ssn9 "''
SHEEP AND LAMBS Receipts Inn
heau' STEADY; unchanged.
East St. Louis. ILL.,. Nov. 4.-CATTt.r-
hecelpts. 1000 head Oklahoma steors o5c
lower; yearl!ng steers and hcIfers 2Sc
!.oWer canner cows easier to csc lower at
- u0W4; bulls and calves steady; good ana
choice ct vealers' 3l59l5.75: feeder steers
,HoGs-Receipts. 5000 head. Steady. Ton
~ O. bulk S light and medium weight. sI4io
c.Si. SnEEP ,a 20 ,d Receipts. 1900. Twenty-nye
sll@l.; top ewes, $3.50: bulk. s6@o25.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-11-04
MISCELLANEOUS
Observation-Disclosures

Chicago, Nov. 4. - -HOGS-Estima,.d 20.
Selpts. % 900 head. Left over Sisl head
opening steady TO 15c higher than ycster-
days average: tl+. so paid.
head. '''' -A'oo"
sHEEP-EstImatcd receipts. 81. 900 head
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-11-04

,oa oadttsburTh; Nov. T. HOGS Receipts.
light workers. 'l5.609i5 s5: pigs. tls,95
Weekly journal-miner., 1920-02-04
WATER BONDS ID BE SOLD BY
 ORDINANCE
CFrom Tuesdays DaiIy.l

All preliminary steps having been taken, according to the terms of a vote of the taxpayers authorizing the issuance of bonds to the amount of $550,000 for the construction of a water system for this city, the city council proceeded last night to pass the ordinance which will make the next step possible, the call for bids from investors who seek city securi- ties paying six per cent in gold, pay able semi-annually.
 Councilman Davis favored the em- ployment of a hydraulic engineer to consult with the city engineer. After considerable discussion a motion was passed authorizing the mayor to get in touch with high class hydraulic en- gineers, ascertain the fees charged and have the information available so that the selection of competent consulting authority could be made when desired.
Weekly journal-miner., 1920-02-04
STATE SUSPENDS HIGHWAY WORK
 FOR PRESENT
(From Tuesdays Daily.)

|
 E. A. Wolfe, state division cngi- necr. under whose direction the cut off highway from Jerome to Pres colt IS being constructed, stated yes terday that work on the Lonesome valley unit had been suspended, ow- ing to limited work and excessive cost
 This action on this unit was due to the soil being i'll bad shape to han dle with huge tractor, due to heavy rains. When conditions are more ia vorablc construction will be re- stunned. MT. Wolfe stated the mini mum of dirt is being eXcavated at the maximum of cost, and for this reason only the camp has been aban doned.
 On the Jerome end the big shovels are now digging into the strip cov- cred by the Miller Construction com pany contractors, while the adjoining unit of two miles will coon be con tracted. At what time the route will be opened cannot be made known, and is contingent on favorable weather for a definite date to be set.
 Yeager canyon, however, can be reached from Prescott, also the com- pleted roadway to the summit above Jerome.