The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1920-10-28
eraetIee Of chlropraetIe.

No. 2.
Practice Of chiropractic.
The second initiated law provides
for the creation. under appointment
by the governor. OF a state board Of
three chiropratic examiners who shall
iege 10 come into the state and prac-
tice
Arguments against. THAT there
is now one state board OF medical ex-
aminers and that a multiplication OF
such boards is undesirable. 2-That
8 general license is issued to persons
who. upon examination are found
qualified to recognize different forms
of diseases 33The various persons
are now prfsciicing chiropratic who
do not conform to the requirements
Of the present state board. but would
receive licenses from a chiropractic
board
have exclucive control over the IL
censing OF chiropractors in Colorado.
Arguments for: THAT the pres
ent general license law is uncnnstitu-
iionsl inasmuch as the word chiro-
practors is not included in the title
Of the act and that therefore there
is no Jaw governing chiropratic. .
That the chiropratic profession Is bet
ter qualified to pass upon the merits
of graduates than a profession not
schooled in that technique. S-That
the proposed educational standard 5
Just as high as that of any other state.
and yet makes it possible for gradu-
ates OF a qualified chiropractice ro'-
Nos and ..
Two New Counties.
To Initiated bills which may be dis
cussed together. They create the new
counties OF Flagler ana T.imon out NJ
portions OF Ebert Lincoln and Kit
Carson counties in Eastern Colorado.
arguments for: THAT these dis
tricts are able to support the new
counties. THAT many residents
have now 20 so long and roundabout
way TO the county seats. 3-That
Eastern Colorado is rapidly coming to
the front and the new counties are
the natural result of this develop
ment.
Arguments against: THAT It Is
real estate scheme fostered by Ii
mon and Flasler. the proposed new
county seats THAT the Lerisla-
,ure has twice refused to create these
new counties and the matter should
be left to that body S-That Il
would impoverish both the new and
the old counties through burdens Of
taxation in maintaining Ave county
governments where three now exist:
and would lead to many other ct
tempts at county division all over the
state.
New counties should not be made
by initiated bills without opportunity
for discussion and adjustment OF con
ficting interests Vote NO on Nos.
: and 4.
The Tunnel Bills.
An initiated bill proposing three
railroad tunnels .one under James
peak on the Moffat road. one under
Marshall pass and one under Cum
bress pass on the Rio Grande The
cost Is estimated at 100000 for
the three tunnels; to be paid for in
bonds OF the state of Colorado bearing
AZ per cent interest. to be built under
The direction OF the state railway COM
mission appointed in 1918.
Arguments for: 1--That the growth
OF the northwest and southwest Of
Colorado is greatly retarded by made
quate railway facilities. 2-That q
new empire will be opened up for the
sale OF Colorado products, 3-That
the residents of these sections are en-
tilted to better railway facilities. A.
'Uhat the snow blockades in the winter
greatly increase the cost of transpor-
tation and subject the people to long
and vexatious delays 5-Thst n
through line from coast to coast will
greatly benefit Colorado.
Arguments against: THAT the
cost will not stop at sl5,ooo.ooo but