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The Minneapolis journal., 1902-06-14
Real Estate Transfers.

199naS Hpna;ss 3 tsasa Hansen an and husband 5 to
c: Whites addition :.....: s1,o5o
Mary Duerson and husband to Kath-
erne Stasney, lots and s, block 6,
Orth Hechtmans addition, and lot
~. block 70, Bottineau's second addi-
james H. :. Hoffecker and wife to vii viii "
liam liam c; Palmer; lot s. block 2, Motor ~
ReDeeca G. Eaton to 10 Maggie Parson '
in section 1923 Observation-Disclosures. 1000
David p Jones and wife to ossian E.
Dodge ct al. lots 10 and 20. block
Julia L. Hobert and husband to Bessie
B. Hobert, part lots s and Z. block
2, Hedderly McGregor's addition. 400
Edward G. Brewer and wife to Freder-
-ick L. Maurer, lot "a, block T. Motor
Oneida Building company to G. Stanley wv
Mitchell, part block 81. Town of Min
Leonora A. Peveriy and husband '3 to ''''''
Heinrich F. Bornkamp; block Il.
Ninnesota @ ae Debenture connanv to Ien,. LOU
uel Gartrell, east half lot IA, block 5,
Menage's fifth addition .............. 1875
Frank G: Nickels and wife to Lemuel
Gartrell: east half lot 1S. block 8, Me-
nage's fifth addition Observation-Disclosures. 125
Michael J. Smith and wife to John A.
Frost and wife, part lots s and 7.
block 81. Wilson's Encouragement. 1,5C0
Anna c. Foster and husband to Orlando
H. Freeman, lot %. block 2, Higman,
Ridgway & Co.'S addition ............. 300
1s. Evergreen addition ............... 1,4oo
Edward G. Brewer and wife to Philo-
melia L. Dart, lot 81. block 7, Motor
line addition ........................ 500
Ingeborg Dahl and husband to Paul
Cooke; lot 1. block 4, Crystal Bay
we" ............... lOU
Catharne E. Shartle to Fannie M.
Case; part lots s and T. block ITS,
Minneapolis ..............:. LOO
lizzie L. Wilson and husband to David
w, Casseday, part block 50, Groveland
addition ........... ............ 100
Mark L. Knowlton and wife to John
Byrnes, lot I, block P. Tuttles addt-
- ton ....................... 1000
Three minor deeds ...................... 3
Total, % deeds . :. s1oe, 1902
The Minneapolis journal., 1902-06-14
Minneapolis, St. Paul { SaaIt Ste. Marie

Lv. Depot. Sd and washington Avs S. Ar
945 am -. Pacific Express, daily 1900 pm
6:35 pmt. Atlantic Limited, daily. 10 80 am
Depot, 9th and washington Avs N.
6:15 PM. Dakota Express ex. Sun. Us 80 am
SIS ami Rhineiander Local. sex. Sun.6:e5 pun
The Minneapolis journal., 1902-06-14
PARISH SCHOOLS CLOSE
Conception Schools An
nuaI Entertainment.

II
The closing exercises of the Immaculate
Conception school will take place in the
Bijou theater next Monday afternoon and
Tuesday evening. 1t will consist, of cho-
ruses, recitations, solos, duets and en-
semble features, and will conclude with
an operetta entitled 1.-THE Whole Year
Round by r. E. Phillips and E. Mario.
The program follows:
Opening Chorus .......... Vocal Glass
Recitation, .'Papa's Letter. Miss @. shesgreen
Ihe Vlolets ............. Ml1ulno
Zouaves ........ Junior Boys
Vocal Duet 1.-The Rag Doll'
C. Vincent and F. Eichler
Eastern Fantastlcs ............: senior i GiLis
Inc secret ............ Class oI Sii,s
Soprano Solo :..... Eugene IauIy
June Roses -. Girls of Intermediate Grades
Moving Pictures, prince Henry's, Visit
THE WHOLE YEAR ROUND"
Summer, Frances Vincent; Winter, Clement
Murphy; Autumn, Margaret Hefter; spring'
Mary Gleason. A Stranger, Margaret Doao-
van; Queen Of May, Katie Mousseau; Az
tendants, Katie Witchie, Evelyn Gallagher,
Virginia Vincent and James Richards; Llttle
Elves, Cecilia Donovan, Irene Cassln Mar
garet Collins, Esther Sirois and Mary QuaVa;
Chorus of four seasons, attendants .Woodland
elves, etc. Bijou opera-hous orchestra, Mrs.
Charles Babcock, accompanlst. -vs s
The Minneapolis journal., 1902-06-14
Deaths.

Anna F. Cooper, 3100 Hennepin avenue June
12 60 years.
Edna Pearl Beal, 3e17 Chicago avenue, June
10, 1S years
Henry Benjamin Vinlass, st. Barnabas
hospital, June II, 20 years. =.
Mart Elofedotter Aftreth, 2017 Washington
avenue N, June 10, IS years.
Sophia Cooley, Bill Second avenue S, June
II, 81 years. -.
Mary A Kauth, st. Marys hospital, June
-12, 43 years.
Lena Demuse, 20 Sixth street NE, June
II, 20 years.
The Minneapolis journal., 1902-06-14

Marriage Licenses.

Ralph c. Lovelace aud Susie F. Shortt.
Albert F. Bixbys and Anna E.. Pollock
Harvey Baker and Anna Stadt.
Mark E. Iversens and Alma L. Carlson.
L. Soderlund andssAnnie Huffman.
Karl Walter Vons HELMS and Ellen sigrie
Nekander
Carl A. Sable and Josie Donaldson
Charles Asplund and Ida Helm.
Frederick KitteEacher and Hannah Vein
hold.
The Minneapolis journal., 1902-06-14
Opentns Of Season at Waconia and
COney Island.

Beginning next Sunday, June 49, Min
neapolis & St. Louis r.. r. trains will
leave Minneapolis for Waconia at 9:45
every Sunday morning, returning leave
Waconia at 1880 p. M Round trip tick
etes 81. ..-
The Minneapolis journal., 1902-06-14

There is no one article in the line OF
medicines that gives so large return for
the money as a good porous strengthen
Ing plaster. such as Carter's Smart Weed
and Belladonna Backache Plasters.
The Minneapolis journal., 1902-06-14

Mr.. and Mrs. Henry n. Davis, 1916 Crys-
Mr. a and mify Mrs. sE EMF Watbes s,xtetb street
and Nicollet avs. -. 5. DO,
Mr.; and Mrs. Walter Helm, 154 Tyler
street NE .... ~. bo,
Mr.. and Mrs Alvah Ludwig, 20O0 Henne-
pin ay ..,...,......, bo,
The Minneapolis journal., 1902-06-14

Hamn's new bottle beer, Velvet, Is
extra pale and extra fine. =; rs. - -.
The Minneapolis journal., 1902-06-14

TRAINS FOR HOTEL ST. LOUIS. MINNIE
TONkA.
Leave Milwaukee station at 1918 am, 's am,
*1:3o pm, is pm, s6 pm, '11:46 pm. Leave
Hotel St Louis at f7:2o am. 1920 am, $40 am,
= pm. Il pm, *6 pm, a10: 40 PM
*Daily. tDaily except Sunday ssunday
only. Z 8 I.
The Minneapolis journal., 1902-06-14

Penn Oil and Supply company, rear 1915
Grand street, frame barn .............. $500
\. P. Cockey 1900 Vine place. remodel
ing dwelling ........ ................. 1o,oot
The Minneapolis journal., 1902-06-14
A Futile Rate Conference.

1t is announced that the recent confer
ence of western traffic men in Chicago
ended without definite result. One of the
principal purposes of the meeting was to
effect a readjustment of the general rate
situation in the district north and west of
Chicago. Lumber was one of the princi-
pal commodities considered Years ago.
when various communities in Wisconsin
were supplying lumber to the eastern and
southwestern trade, a schedule of rates
was made that proved reasonably satis-
factory to all of the western sources of
supply. Conditions have greatly changed
in the past five years and much trouble
has resulted. The contention is now be-
tween several central points in the north
west, with many Of the smaller. mill
towns eliminated. A committee of traffic
men recently went over the situat ion and
endeavored to, fix a new schedule which
would keep all of the warning markets
at peace. Minneapolis and Duluth could
not agree on Minneapolis demand for
cents Per hundred lower rate to Chicago
than was awarded Duluth, and no decision
= was made. y
Since the various west ern roads were
enjoined at the instance of the interstate
commerce commission the western rate
situation generally has had strange
look to many of the traffic men. Special
tariffs have been numerous and rates gen
orally appear to have been working to a
new basis. Traffic men say that If there
can be assurance that rates are to be
maintained. there is plenty of room for a,
remodeling of tariffs, which were made on
the basis that rates were likely to- be
secretely slashed. This is one of the
larger problems confronting western traf-
f1c men and it appears to have been too
large for effective treatment at the re-
cent Chicago conference
EARNINGS of Hill Roads
James ]. Hills three big roads are vim
dicating his business Judgment The Bur-
Hngton's 8 - earnings are moving
up at rate which must be gratifying to
the promoter of the big railway Merger
andthe Northern Pacific and Great North
,ern are making fine showing When Mr.
Hill finally acquired control of the Bur-
lington through purchase by the Northern
Pacific and Great Northern predictions
were made that the Burlington would not
show earnings sufficient to sustain the
plans on which the deal was financed
w. e y
The Minneapolis journal., 1902-06-14

Everything You Want
You will find in the classified page. 1t Is
a modern encyclopedia of wants.
La Junta tribune., 1902-11-26
Notice Of 1stitioo.
STATE COLORADDI

STATE oP CoLORAp
la the district court of the Tenth judicial
District of the state of Colorado, sitting in
and for Ot-ro county
Iu the matter Of the Judicial kxaminatio
of the bond Histor, of the Otero Irriga-
tion District
To all person. Interested ia the organixa-
tion II The Otero Irrigation District or in
the procscdiugS for the issue or sale of the
bond. of said district
Notice !. hereby given that the ist day
Of November. A u, lssfz. the board of direc-
tors of The Ot~ro irrtsnf ION District filed in
the district court of Dt~ro county, Colorado,
"a p-tition. the object and prayer of which il
that the court examine and determine the.
legality aud validity of, and approve and
confi rIn each and all Of the proceedings for
the organization of The Dtero Irrigation
District. and the proc.-s-siiug. had for the
issuing and sale of the bonds of said district,
and for such other and further relief a. 70
the co"rt may seem profsr: .
That the ard dap of November. issS, II
wa. orsls red by John H. voot k.s-. 90, al
ttpr Judges Of said court.
That the hearing of said ls.tition lie heid
on the 18th day Of November, A. ID, i.sc, at
is-iug of the regular days of the Noyc,n-
her term OF the district court in aud for
Dtero county. Colorado. holden at La JunfR
in said county, said hearing To he held in the
court house, at La Iunta. Otero county,
Colorado.
An, person Interested in aid district, or in
the issue or sal. OF said bonds. may. or
before the day fixed for the hearing Of said
petition demnr to or answer said petition.
Witnc-. my hand and the seal Of said court.
this Ord day OF November 4 =. pp.ec, npi,
Clerk of the District Court.
First publication November $, lsos.
Last publication November ~ 1907
La Junta tribune., 1902-11-26
me~'s rhssf


We offer One Hundred Dollars
Reward for any case Of Catarrh
that cannot be cured by Halls
Catarrh Cure.
F. J. CHENEY & Co. Toledo. ..
We, the undersigned, have
known F. ]. Cheney for the last
IS years. and believe him perfect
ly honorable in all business trans
actions and financially able to
carry out any obligations made by
their firm.
WEST & TRuAx, Wholesale Drug
gists, Toledo, o. WALDINc, KIN
NAS & MARvIS, Wholesale Drug
gists, Toledo, o.
Halls Catarrh Cure is taken in
ternally, acting directly upon the
blood and mucus surfaces OF the
system Testimonials sent free.
Price 7oo per bottle. Sold by all
Druggists.
Halls Family Pills are the best.
La Junta tribune., 1902-11-26
shs,,m E.se.sio. Sale.

NOTICE Il HEREBY GIVEN THAT BY
~ sirtu~ Of an execution issued ont Of the
district court of Osero ebInfy, Colorado,
against one George Hssiirks, and in favor of
kof<rt Phillip-- in "a certain csu>< ~her-in
Robert Phillips ~a> plaintiff aud George
Hssiick~ was defendant, herein l am com
manded to make the siina of one hundred
and seventy mine dollars and eighty one
cent, debt. and the further sum OF nine dol
lars and ninety eight cent. co~fs. have
levied upon aud seized all the right, title
and inter of the said George hedicks In
and lot thirteen Ii5l, In block Bines.s-n ~.
in the town of sugar City, ptero county.
Colorado, and that viii on
SATURDAY. NOVEMBER -. A. ID. istc.
at the hour of eleven q clock Of the forenoon
Of that day. at the north front door Of the
county -ourt houss in thu. city OF La Iunta.
In said county aud state. ~s.ii the above de-
.rril--d premises and real estate. or much
thereof 4. may b-- necessary. for the purI,o~s
Of paying on aud satisfying said debt and
cast--
GEORGE BARR, Sheriff.
BY e. ID STEwAKp, Cnder-herin
First publication November 1. ipI-
Last publication November NJ isE.-
La Junta tribune., 1902-11-26
Now tn. s.ye, s-e.. ON.

The mayor OF Newdale used to
chew ten cents worth OF tobacco
a week, but one day not long ago
he concluded to try tobacco cure.
In two weeks he ate 81. so worth
OF the cure, and for the next two
two weeks he used ten cents worth
OF Beeman's pepsin gum, five cents
worth OF candy, FIVE cents worth
of peanuts and FIVE cents worth OF
cough drops per day. During
these two weeks he also consumed
two large rubber erasers, ate the
rubber tips from fourteen lead
pencils, chewed up dozen pen
holders that the democratic elec
tion board in his precinct had left
over, and after browsing off his
mustache as high as he could
reach had to have il cut off. He
is now chewing tobacco as a mat
ter OF economy.
La Junta tribune., 1902-11-26
Essisy osSehe6.

In the South. Southeast and
California are most conveniently
reached via the Colorado & South
ern Railway and connections
through Fort Worth. Memphis
aud by the way of the new Dali
harr-El PAso Route Especially
low round trip rates will be quot
ed and sleeping. car reservations
made on request Write to j. f..
Fisher. General Passenger Agent.
Denver. Colo.
La Junta tribune., 1902-11-26
1ssesssss ~ pss~s.e.

Proposals will be received until
December 5th for the plowing Of
one thousand acres. more or less,
sod land. shallow, for grain and
alfalfa; not less than four inches
deep. Settlements will be made
either by estimate or measurement
on the 18th OF goth OF each month.
For further particulars call upon
or address John SchoePfie. super
intendent sf agriculture, Sugar
City, Colorado.
NATIONAL SUGAR MFG. Co,
|. II. WiNDFELpER.
General Manager.
La Junta tribune., 1902-11-26
Notice snd Summons.
TATE OF COLORADO,
SCoUSIY OF bsST.


SCouSIY OF BKsT.
In the District Court
THE PEOPLE OF THE STATE OF COLO
! RADIO. to all per~ot,s- associations and
corporations interested owners in nny
ditch. canal or reservoir ia said Water Dis
iricf No. II, and to all owners and con.nmerS
You nrr hereby not flied that ON the iss day
Of August, A; u. 1907 The Iasnua Canal
Company hi.d in the oiiir. OF the clerk Of
claim praying for the fixing Of "a time for
the hearing of proof in support Of il. nppro-
and the said petitions cofising On TO be heard
h-fore the Court, the prayer 81 said p-,i-
STATE STATE oT snf c9H6Rapo' ci.5' s2s' a '' Tow"
COUNTY oY BEST.
Ia the matter of adjudication Of priorities of
water Ia water district No IL.
The matter of the petition of The Laguna
Canal Company and the Isfition OF j. Ds-
horne m ] esmr, s TIN * % Say Of i.
and IL appearing to the court that said Ieti-
tions and all proc~edings in adjutiication Of
hereby consolidated and made proceed
ing and il appearing to the court that further
as.ac;.si%". in,rrr..ei ~ o.rr. II aics.s s
canals aud reservoirs in said district. that a
hearing Of said matter 10 proper a. -et forth
in said petitions and statements of ella inns
herein asd that IL il desirable to hear the
same in open court.
ing Of proofs and all matter proper to be
heard in the sdjudicnfion Of priorifie. in
aud for ~aid district under the said petition
aud statement OF claims and upon such other
statement. Of claim ms may t'e MED herein
be set aad hsd co,nmss.cinx On the 18th day
mons be Issued By the clerk Of this court
directing all persoos, associations and cor
pornsio0s interested as owners in any ditch
canal and reservoir in said winter district.
No. IL, and To all owners and consumer~ OF
water to be and appear af said court on
,nch day aud hle any statement or claim un.
der oath for against any priority right
Si,eses 81 Se Iaxana Canal comnnns 'Sr sr
claim. SAID notice to be in addition to the
notics heretofore published and given here
in upon the petition Of J, Osborne 4 sons;
and that said notice he published. served and
JHzsIK g. NoKrHCtrrI. Judge.
lief .keS % ssr:s E sSaaI ~ she saa
tiouers Of The Lnxuna Canal COMPANY !. to
have decree Of priority for its said cnnal.
the the dst. of xsk Of september s' isss a. ~ vii III
NOR. fully .ppe::r a.: from ;.s ,hc I,stision. = and
court, to which Haid petitions and state
ments reference Is here made.
Company seeEs the further relief of decrrs
Of this eotrt ALLOWING to it., the right to
:toss or, .sssr 70 the extent Of capacity Of
through It's lake canal, .s srs forth in in
statement Of claim, the said npproprisfjon
and rixhs 70 BE- dated the 18th day Of Novsm-
AID yon are further oosif3ed to be and
appear as saId court on the 18th day Of De-
which yoa sow desire under oath for or
aGain.s Any priority Of right Of vater aD-
gssssis:'s: sss e 2, or through said di'ehe
fssALj PRANK KREYBILL.
Clerk, District Court
Attorney for Tke La9una Canal Company.
Lasa psh,iessios. November ., iSR
La Junta tribune., 1902-11-26
ors'...es No. .37.

AN ORDINANCE PROHIBITING THE
a peidling and sale of arte~ian water
within the city limits Of the city of La Junta
Whereas. Public policy demand. that the
furnishing Of artesian water to the citizens
OF the city Of La Junsa be entirely under the
control 9th municipality. therefore.
He Il Ordained by the City Council Of the
City Of In Junta:
SECTION 1. That the peddling or selling Of
artesian water within the corporate limits,
By any person or persons. eorporntio0 or
company whatsoever shall be and 1. hereby
pr0kibised.
SECTIoS 3. Any violation Of this ordinance
viii subject the Offender tn flne Of mot ex-
eeeding ess for Zach day Of tts violafion or os
iaprisOumens In the town Jail NOT exceexiinr
% dan, or boeh such ane and I'm prisoumenf
is ths 9issreftoa Of the pclice magistrate.
All Ogdinancea OF parts OF ordinances con
1icting herewith aFe hereby repealed.
The foregotne ordinance vas regularly
iusroAaosd and rcd 1t regular mee4inG Cf
The city eouDc1l ofths city Of La Junta keld
% Nove0heg :, lSo2-
Ordisases No. IA was placed On its shird
rsadiag asd Anal pa.age st regular meet
leg of ths city c0seeil 6eld Mooday sveaia9,
Novs1hss =. isn. SD ps.ssd By tie follow
1yc-Dsaiiss. Be.sIs,. Nexs.s. Cart
Ahss1A-DFapsr, Cariisle.
@. s Tson,sos. Cisy CSsrE.
La Junta tribune., 1902-11-26
To csss ssssesssss.-

To all new cash subscribers 10
the La USTA TRIBUNE during the
month of November an sdditional
credit will be given from the close
of the year paid for 10 the first OF
the following January, SO that In
reality the person who subscribes
now will receive the paper until
January Ist free The same ad-
ditionsl credit will be made to all
old subscribers who pay one year
in advance during this month.
La Junta tribune., 1902-11-26
George 8usnett Shot.

George Burnett, the architect,
a former resident of this city, was
shot in the mouth in Las Animas
last Saturday. by Adam Gardner,
the bullet entering the left cheek.
striking a tooth and imbedding it
in the tongue, and passing out OF
the right cheek. Before a second
shot could be fired Sheriff Dean
in,erposed and took the revolver
away from Gardner. Burnett ran
through Attorney Luber's Office
and dashed through a back win
dow.
The trouble originated over
GardneI's daughter, girl OF
seventeen, who has been stopping
at Burnett's house learning to be
a dressmaker. The girl refused
to go home, claiming that her
father abused her, and Burnett
supported her in her defiance of
parental authority, which created
bad blood between the men.
Gardner was released on bond,
nearly one hundred citizens OF Las
Animas offering to sign the docu
ment.
La Junta tribune., 1902-11-26
''cooviet's Daughter.

The Convict's Daughter,
which will be the attraction at the
La Junta Theatre, Friday eeening,
November 2sth, is said to be the
most magnitcently presented COM
edy-drama ever offered to the
theatre going public, while in in
cident and theme ii is one OF the
most powerful, every climax
breaking with almost volcanic in
tensity. So much. by the way Of
introduction. To go into the play
itself, nothing can be said to de-
tract from its worth. In the entire
company. from the actor who in
terprets the leading part down to
the mere stage loiterers, there is
not one single person who has
been negligently selected or unin-
telligently cast. This comedy
drama, which lacks all the melo-
dramatic thunder OF bygone days,
IS new and unknown, but cannot
remain SO tor its magnificent stag
ing at once becomes its herald and
sounds its own alarm. Nothing
has been sacrificed to appearances,
for there is brought together a
series Of incidents that lhold the
interest as has nothing that has
come before it. The situations,
the motives, the characters com
mingle without the least jarring OF
tugging or sira,ning giving a pleas
ling finesse to the story that is said
| to be taken from life The cli-
MAKES develop quickly and break
magni6cently. while the lighter
moments are as rolling as Sousa
march, the sentimental fragments
being truly natural aud the conedy
bits as sparkling ~ the lights
which sdorn The stage. Seats on
sale ae the City Pharmacy At the
usual prices.
La Junta tribune., 1902-11-26

II has been announced that
Charles w. Beach will be candi-
date for appointment to the posi-
tion of superintendent ofirrigation
for the second division. This di-
vision comprises nineteen counties,
the principal stream being the Ar
kansas river. Otero county is
much interested in securing the
appointment Of a man to this
position who will be fair and just
to the irrigation interests Of this
county. We understand that F.
M. Weiland, of Fowler, ex-county
commissioner Of Otero county. is
also q candidate for superintend-
ent, and the TnlBuNE is Of the
opinion that be 10 just the man for
the position.
La Junta tribune., 1902-11-26

THERE are so many reasons why
a merchant should advertise and
so few reasons why he should not
that it ought to keep him studying
for new ideas to put into the ad-
vertising in order to be sure that
he is going along the right way
rather than letting it go by default
and complaining that business is
not what il ought to be.
La Junta tribune., 1902-11-26
The annual repor. of the

The annual report Of the secre-
tary OF the interior has been sent
to the president. II is one OF the
most elaborate and comprehensive
reports ever turned out by the de-
partment, and shows general in
crease of business IN the land Office
work and in nearly all other bu-
reaus covered by the department.
1t describes at length the arrange
ments to be made under the new
irrigation act.
La Junta tribune., 1902-11-26
ses.es Of r.sMe.sen.

NOTICE Is HEREBY GIyEN THAT THE
~ follow ing named -efft-r has tled nofie-
k..rf of hi. claim, aud that said proof ~ili b-
made before clerk district court. TriasdA<i,
Colo. oa IA-c~mlsrr l.. iG- viz: knsenio
Errera. Homestead Entry No $50. for the
sontkse ct quarter. ss-efioa f~enfy=-rsef.-
to~ nship thirty y-thr~- south, range hffy-
three we.f
He name. the folio wing ~itn~-.~- To prove
his cputinaoa. rs->isisncr upon and c0ltivn-
tioa of .sid land. Viz: Juan H. Moya. Of
Trinidsd. Colo. Rafael yeiiarde. OF Trinidad.
Colo. Jo-~ph Like. of Troy, Colo; Toristo
Gonzales, of Troy, Colo.
IR. GORDON. Register.
First publication. Getotsr -. tisf.-
Last tui,iicafios. November es. lsc.
La Junta tribune., 1902-11-26
The annual meeting

The annual meeting OF the
stockholders OF the Laguna Canal
Company will be held Monday.
December ist, at 3 o'clock p. M,
in the Office of the company in
Pueblo, for the purpose OF elect
ing directors and the transaction
Of any other business that may
come before the meeting.
La Junta tribune., 1902-11-26

The contention that sugar beets
cannot be raised in western Kan
sas seems to be away off. The
Rocky Ford sugar factory recent
ly sent statement to a Finney
county grower showing that his
beets averaged thirty-three per
cent sugar. This beats Colorado.