The Holly chieftain., 1901-05-03
Beer Sugar
AHalrS.

Frtunatc Is the promater Of new
industry Who is not afraid to come
around sitter basiness Is started. In
many cases where . mAD makes inter-
estcd talks to farmen aaother man
Ia sent around tnrcap the harvest a
d0llars-the smooth taiker who PLAN
ned the scheme besnf sensitive about
meeting his victias. Vice President
Mapilton, Of the American Beet
y n onmpsns, snsfs slohg 70 this
leiais.ss prouotslk tls4sis snst safsald
~ visit tTRocky Ford and the valley. In
fact he really enjoys his trips here.
| Notwithstanding he meets farmers
~ whom he made speeches and induced
% sign sugar beet contracts over a
year ago. The reason Mr. Hamilton
is not afraid IN come To Rocky Ford
was illustrst<d bv an incident
during his v1lit here last week. He
met and recogDizsd g. ". Seward rs
one of the beet growers To whom he
had seduced into sugar hest culture.
Mr.. Seward told Mr.. Hamilton that
the cop did not pan out " he. prom.
ised. How 80. says Mr.. Hamilton
well, its like this, you told US We
could raise Is tons per acre. 1
thought ] would trv YOU IN three
acres anyhow. and raised double
the quantity thatyo said we night
expect. getting 20 tons from three
acres.'' No chance for . scrap when
such conditions prevail.
When Vice President Hamilton, OF
the American Beet Sugar company,
was hare last week, he vent an earnest
message Il. the Santa Fe odlctais IA
renefd to extra help which viii soon,
D. ded by the beet growers. He,
y shst the road should give every
ai6ae facility for lahoren to reach
l1c valley, - the wants Of the farmers
would be urgent the crop now In the
ground and IN pfocessof planting be-
~ greatly tn h'2ilaxr IA, J}sstveax Ne
/ dpnbt qs hut snts ~ VII
lkeAssly ssl-lSpsfxte With the Sugar
Scet company in bsiheing In the re.
qtfired extra help.
The sugar company n ssssding ont
circulars to beet growers In regard to
engaging extra help for the coming
rush In the beet fields. The excellent
Mexican laboru last year can be se-
cured, But NO tIme should be lost 10
making arrangements for securing
the laborers. The price asked u rs
cents per hour for general farm hands,
l7} cents per hour for tho foreman
and . commission of95cents per acre
fol general contractors who secure
the help. This contractor will fur
: pish tents and tools for his labersss
while working In the beet aelds. The
COMPANY does not guarantees 70 secure
help for gruNeH but will aid In bring
Ing the lsb6fcs aud xf6wers tosethefy.
Grovea whO will nesd EXTRA heip sre
urged TO make their wants known 1t
once. The company will give growers
the namel pf men who have applied
fpr work ana the farmers can make
I he necessary arrangements
A large force Of workmen are busy
n tho factpry oyefhaulipg The mschin
eryand putting II In the best shape
scr the lively campsign srpected This
fall and Nintss. when nlora ,tsn dQub-
4 he tonnags Of last veay Il expected
y ~ handled
". s. Pardonner, Of New Yofk city
vice pfsetdant snd general mann
nRer of the Cxpasl dnstrnction COM
pany, Siist Slsvesal ssdkytawith sugss
besk odssia5s hes I6gt yehk. q
J.E. SciinslSS,s eepsaisshe sisxineSe
of the Amess6de { lHs. .sua1F Ce.. III
RSekvs Ferdtl Inlay d hshis III =
foute 70 Enrosi6 n q n
The JoaFnals rsmocrat X A,hn-
squsrque is autl1vts tss A 1tate-
ment that i, 66yssnss ~ 13 &
\ working smougT the fust tU - h
It Aaena to induce fhsm u cosss u u
Colorado to kosk 0n Tho sreaf ~
plantations Of the Arksnsas yslley;
4 thatXn siaNtallment of lsD wyh yaksS
Y easlt tli ~ moth: and that 4{iaYpiiI
~ n iHsb,a Indians WI ~ en-.
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