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The Jersey City news., 1904-02-04
Jersey City News and Kearny Record.

sEERIFFss SALEM CHANCgRY OF NEW
Jersey.
Between William P. Wescett. Complainant.
and Ida Q. De Lamater Qda G. Holtoa9, ct al,
Defendants
Fl ia. For Sale of Mortsaged Premises.
Heturnahle February Term, 1904.
Samuel c. Mount, Solicitor
BY virtue of the above stated writ. to me
directed and delivered. / shah sell by public
vendue at r. C. Wolbert's Real Estate Sales
room, No. II Montgomery street. Jersey City
THURSDAY. the Eleventh day of February.
A. d. 1904.
r. two O'Clock in the afternoon. all the follow
ing described land and premises. with the ap-
Eurtenahees, Being the described in said
writ, chat is to say
All that certain tract of landhereipafter Partic-
uefly described, situate, lying and being in the
Slty OF bayonne, in the County Of Hudson, and
Slate or New Jersey, commencing at a point
on the northeasterly side OF West Fifty-third
streeet formerly Forty-sixth street. at point
olstaat three hundred and ten (310) feet nor n
westerly from the northwesterly side Of Ave
nue. y; ana from thence running ncrtheasterly
aRd parallel with said Avenue c. one hundred
leo) reet to point; and from thence running
northwe5terly and parallel with said West
q foot (5osl to line Of land now or late Of
tne Hudson County Land and Improvement
company; thence running southwesteFly along
sald dividing line one hundred 900 feet or
nhereabouts to said West Fifty-third street;
and from thence running southeaserly along
one-tenth Of foot CAD less to the
place of beginning
JOHN zELLER,
Sheriff.
Dated January Z, 1904.
Jersey City News and Bayonne Herald.
The Jersey City news., 1904-02-04
Jersey city News and Jersey City per
sHER1rrs SALEM cHANcERY OF NEW

St4Eftitf~ . SALE-lN CtdANCEh4 CF NEW
Jersey.
Between Albert Ammon, complainant. and
George Strothmsnn. ct al, defendants
III ia. For sale of mortgaged premises.
Returnable February term, 1904.
MaEwan and McEwan, Solicitors.
BY virtue of the above stated writ to me
directed and delivered. shall sell by public
vendue at F. G. Wolbert' Real Estate Sales
room. No. a Montgomery street, Jersey City,
THURSDAY, the eighteenth day of February
A. D. 1904
at two o'clock in the af ernoon. all the fol-
lowing described land and premises, with the
appurtenances, being the same described in
said writ. that is to say:
All that certain dot, tract or parcel Of lands
and premises situate in the City Of Jersey
City, in the County OF Hudson and State Of
New Jersey. which. a map entitled Map
OF property made by John Griffith, Andrew
Clerk and Aaron Psawl, Commissioners, iled
November J. 1885" is known and dIsEihgu' shed
as lot number twenty-five (25) in block num-
hsr enc hundred and two do2. being also
known on Fowlers Assessment Map OF Jersey
City, 1884. as lot No. 25 block ss5 fronting en-
the southerly side of Laidlaw avenue.
JOHN TELLER.
Sheriff.
Dated January II. 1904
Jersey City Democrat and Jersey icty News.
The Jersey City news., 1904-02-04

A SPECIAL, MEETING OF STOCKHOLDERS
of the NEW ENGLAND CONaOL1DApkD
ICyo COMPANIES will Be held on thg Twenty.
seysnth day Of October, A. b. fsOs ct Ii
o'clock In 5ne forenoon ct the office of M The
csnpany, at No. Is Exchange p5Aee, In the
Jersey, to take action uDeE the fehewiHg resc-
luton which was adopted by majority q
the whole Board OF Directors at meeEipg o.
the Board of Directors of the New England
Consolidated Ice Companies, held TOR that pur.
pose in the Borough Ct Manhattan. City o1
New York. on the Eighteepth day OF septem-
ber 1aas at 10 O oleck. A. M, viz
Resolved, That In tae Judgment Of this
Board ii is advisable apa past for the benefit
81 the New England consoitdeted Ice Ccanpan-
les that the sane shall be forthwith dissolvsd;
And Is that and 1t is erSerad thai q mestiaI
81 stoekheldees be held % the Twenty h
day Of October. A. D. 1893. at u O'Clock in The
forenoon, at ths effise Of the Company in the
city 81 Jersey City, Ee~ Jersey Z take aotios
urM this resolutioA; and further that the Sec-
rstary forthwith give notice Of said meeting
and Of the adoption Of this resolution wlthiE
Ter days from this date by publishing the Gald
teselutson with nottes Of its asGpticp In tbs
Jersey City Evening Newe, newspaper pub
lished in the city Of Jersey City, County o.
Hudson. State of New Jersey, for at least fegl
weeks once a week successlveiy apd by Hlait
lag a written or printed copy Of the same tc
each and every stockholdor Of the Company IN
the United States
Dated September 3th, 1893.
=. 2. DowNEs.
The Jersey City news., 1904-02-04

Jersey.
Between Edward B. Smith. complainant, and
Michael M. Forrest, ct aie., defendants.
Fl Fa. For sale of mortgaRed premises.
Returnable February Term, 1904.
Lintott. johnson and Capen, Solicitors
BY virtue Of the above stated writ. to me
directed and delivered. l shall sell by public
vendue at F. G. Wolbert's Real Estate Sales
room, No. ~ Montgomery street. Jersey City
THURSDAY, the Eighteenth day of February.
A. d. 1894.
at two O'Clock IN the afternoon. all the fellow
ing described lands and premises with the
appursenances, being the SAND described In
saaQ writ that Is to say
Ali that certain tract parcel of l9nds and
premises situate, lying and being In the Town
Sf Kearny County Of HUDSON and State Of
New Jersey, ana bounded and described as
follows
Beginaingt at q point on the easterg line Of
DAVIS avenue distant two hundred and seven
ty feet northerly from the nsFtheasteriy eerner
Of Of psyis atid Quincy avsESssg ane running
~ afty feet; thence westerly ninsty-fiye feet
70 tlse easterly line of Davis avenue, and thence
southerly along the said easterly line Of Davis
avenue fifty feet to the point or place Of be-
ginning.
Dated January 9, 1904.
JOHN TELLER,
Sheriff.
The Jersey City news., 1904-02-04

cDERITORs OF JAMES D. FUTILE, DE-
ceased, are, by oder Of the Surrogate Of
Hudson County, dated April 4, 1893, upon appi-
cation of the subscriber, notified to bring In
their debts, demands and claims against hla
estate within nine months from above date.
DAVID p. CHRISTIE. Administrators.
Present claims to vredes eurgh. Wall g yan
The Jersey City news., 1904-02-04

sHERIFF's SALEM cEANCERY OF NEW
Jersey.
Between Eva B. Browning. Complainant, and
James Mckinney, ct ux., Defendants,
Fl fa. For sale of Mortgaged Premises.
Return&ble February Term, 1904.
John w. Heck, Solicitor.
BY virtue of the above stated writ, to me
directed and delivered, shall sell by public
vendue at f. G. Wolbert's Real Estate Sales
room. No. Al Montgomery street Jersey City.
THURSDAY. the third day of March. A. D.
at two o'clock in the afternoon all the follow
ing described land and premises, with the ap-
partenancess being the same described in said
writ. that is to say:
All that tract parcel of land and premises
situate, lying and being in Jersey City, n
the County of Hudson and State Of New Jer-
sey, particularly described follows: Beg n
ming at a point formed by the intersection of
southwesterly line OF Johnston avenue. and
from thence running westerly along the south
erly line Of Grand street, twenty-five feet and
ninety-one one-hundredths of foot C22 s1-109) /;
thence running southerly at right angles to
Grand street one hundred r0o) feet; thence
running westerly parallel with Grand street,
forty-f1ve (45) feet to the rear line Of lot num-
bered hfty-nine (5sl in block numbered three
MAP of property of Mary r. Sisson, ma e by
Jacob Weart, Trustee, Jersey City, N. j., is e.
thence running southerly at right angl to
Grand street. and along the said rear line Of
lots hfty-nine t5s), hftyeight t5N and flftysevs
Sd, on the map aforesaid, distance OF fifty
seven feet and fifty one-hundredths of foot
(57 $4,000, to the rear line of lot numb cred
fifty-fve (55) in said block; thence running
easterly along the said rear line of let's NUM-
bered hfty-fve $50 ffty-four go, ffty-three
6S), ffty-two C52).. afty.one t5D, ard fer "
seven 4T, in said block, one hundred and
of a foot more or less to the south
westerly line of Johnston avenue; then e
running northwesteriy along the said line
of Johnston avenue one hundred and sixty eie n.
feet and sixty one-hundredths of a f1ot
street, the point or place Of beginning
January, p. 1904.
JOHN ZELLER
T Sheriff
The Jersey City news., 1904-02-04

Jersey city News and Jersey city HeraId.
The Jersey City news., 1904-02-04
sHnRIFvs sALE.-IN cHANcERY OF NEW

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Jersey City News and Jersey City Herald.
The Jersey City news., 1904-02-04

jersey city News and Jersey clty pemecrat. ese1.i
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Dated January T. 1904.
Jersey City News and Bayonne Herald.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1904-02-04
wiUR SPRINGS NEWS

WiUR SPRINGS NEWS
Hur Springs, Ark, Feb.4.
ylor and Watson have
nleir sawmiii (Known as
Aforthern') this week with
1of hands and teams.
m. Bridges and Frank Jen-
uble Wells were visitors at
today.
! Taylor of Grapevine was
). Jasper Wood and McPhail of
ne visited the Springs yester-
Cal Davis, near here, is quite
la grippe.
!. /. Ingram of Sheridan return
~ after short visit to friends.
P. King of King Bros. returned
after a two days business trip.
J. M. Rogers, pastor of the NJ.
lrch of this place, left today on 4
ass trip to Van Buren.
[. King returned yesterday from
to Willmar, where he went TO
is best girl. From reports, as
IS from the movement he is get
IN himself, it is quite likely he
,ring Mrs. King home ere the
bloom.
G. O. Banning and daughter,
Estella, visited Pine Bluff today.
Newton Taylor and Wife of Grant
We're visitors at the Springs.
J. y @ey is the proud and
fathelf6a new boy
ig dan fonight at Mr.. George
ellis aOouble Wells. Several
c fromsre to enjoy the dance
Myra canning is teaching
at FIN
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1904-02-04
LEE KING CAUGHT
CONTINUED From Page One)

liar circumstances, for instance, if a
dangerous desperate wanted in anOth
or state were at large here, it would
be perhaps legal for the governor to
offer reward for his capture on the
ground of protection to the people of
this state. This was not given as a
conclusive opinion, however. The
state seems to limit the offer and pay
ment of rewards to cases where the
crime is committed within this state
1t is regarded probable, now that
the question has been raised, that be
fore any payment is made on the re-
ward, the opinion of Attorney Genera
Murphy will be called for. 1t is not
unlikely that the case may setinto the
courts eventually.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1904-02-04
BABES AID FATHER IN SUICIDE
Purchase Poison at His Direction and
Play as He Dies.

St. Paul. Feb. 4.-"Papa does it hurt
the rats when they take stfychnne?
Yes, aear. 1t makes them thirsty.
Get me some more water
Carrying on conversation with mis-
four children, Charles Welsh commit
ted suicide by taking strychnine. Lii
purchased the poison from a drug st@re
with 5 cents her father had given ner
and five pennies she had taken from
her bank Following her fathers i'll
structions, the child mixed the poison
and her father drank it while his chill
dren played about him.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1904-02-04
REDUCED RATES,

New Orleans Mardi Gas-Ope fare
for the round trip from all points via
the Texas and Pacific railway. Ia, .s
of sale. February 10 to Il, inclusive
final limit February 20, 1904. On NV
ment Of fee cf so cents an extension :,
March 5, 1904, will be granted F.
further information call on anv On
P. ticket agent, or write E. P Tuna
General Passenger Agent, Dallas Te
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1904-02-04
COTTON BELT TIME TABLE


North, No. 2, Arrive Pine Bluff q,
l:lo p. NJ; arrive St. Louis 1872
q. m.
North, No. 4, Arrive Pine Bluff
l:55 a. M; arrive at St. Louis 6: ST
,, n.
North, No. 80. Leave Pine Bluff a,
a:oe p. NJ; arrive at Little Rock 6:2o
Pm.
! South, No. 1, Leave st. Louis at
s;4s p. M; leave Pine Bluff at 3:15
, m.
+ South, No 8, Leave st. LOUIS u
0 s;5S a. m.; leave Pine Bluff 2:05 a. m.
u South, Nc. 81, Leave Little Rock
IL al S:05 a. M: arrive at Pine Bluff
II, 1925 a. m.
"a S. M. DICkEY, Agent.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1904-02-04
ARKANSAS IN BRIEF

Wolves are killing many hogs west
OF Clinton.
A commission was issued on January
2S to Mamie II. Savage as postmistrc :
of Mcnticello.
w. J. Pruitt of Newton county has
been appointed a JeffeSonian guard at
the worlds fair.
Judge r. II Powell of Batesville has
recently purchased a 240-acre farm in
Oil Trough bottom in independence
county paying $4,000.
At Ozan Hon. J. w. Ellis sold one
bale of short Gotten Monday which
nctted him $500 and Judge d. NJ
GoodleU sold 16 bales at Is cents all
round, which brought the snug sum OF
$5,S1t.04.
Judge d. NJ Goodlett Of Ozan has
turned Ner To J. ". Ellis 10 he torWard
ed to the worlds fair board a mamm III
hornets nest which measures feet
inches by feet 10 inches. It is toe
ig to 20 into an ordinary ,raVhe:
box.
At the opening ef giryuit ourt N
Newport Monday Judge FulNe,son :
charge t. the grand jury was forei
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1904-02-04

Great opportunities are once more
offered at the Globe. Taking stock
this week. Monday We will pace
every odd lot we have in each depart
ment on sale at prices tee. low to met
ton. Ais a handsome line of early
spring novelties at extreme low prices.
WOLF NICHOLS.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1904-02-04

NOTICE.,

On and after February 6 all union
bar5ershops will close at m sv
cept Saturdays. N
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1904-02-04
FOR SALE.

Beautiful thoroughbred jersey, five
years old. Fresh. Very gentle.
J. d. MILNER,
43S Old Phone.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1904-02-04


-~s..ll ah filed a molten for a
luance which the court overrul-
nd the empanelling of the jury
renced. At noon seven jurors had
selected as follows: Hadley
d. S. M. Fillavaw. ]. w. Cheat
Gordon Jones of Red Fork town
J. NJ. Mcdonald of Walnut Lake
frank Stanford and Alex Price OF
is. Thereupon the court ordered
yenires issued each for ten men,
nable as soon as the sheriff could
all possible expedition get the
to serve as additional talesmen.
the number of witnesses who
been called il is estimated that
rial # this case viii consume all
% days and the remaining jurors
by the court excused until Fri
L. Brown was in Pine Bluff sun
IL. H. Burnett and Miss Marie
bent Saturday in Pine Bluff.
Wyatt transacted business in
ff last week.
HM. Kitely visited friends n
last week.
y Brockway, one of the best
down from Pine Bluff on
rs st week.
EISftin CT Pine Bluff has ac-
dnGsition as salesman with the
III Rcantile company We bid
sm6)al welcome to our town.
sd IRA Levinson of Little Rock
Mn pbernagle of Pine Bluff ar
1ay to take part in the
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1904-02-04


upon the damagogic attempts tnat a'e
often mace by unscrupulous politicians
TO reflect upon the integrity Of courts
and was listened t. with marked at
tention BY the members OF tina 153!
A strata of coal sneHa % #gli iaF..e
Stephens. Ouachita county. EHiaa4se
# il has time and again made II 1
manifest. and ali doubt was remoE as
on last Friday whcn iarse, rfeh Ye1h
of it was discovered while ""lL vas
being dug in town. II seems 10 DC u
good quality as It turEed fe&dI.f
when pul in the fire. Il is the same
strata that extends Throughout the
southwestem states, ending in the OIL
fields of Beaumont
D. c. Buell., living on the Smith.Sh.p-
ley farm brought a curious fine t. Van
Buren, that he and others believe can
be traced back 10 the cyclone OF Jan1l-
arv 10. 1898. that laid waste portion
of Fort Smith It was a watch chain
evidently 1ady's chain. wound around
| branch cf tail post oak tree on the
farm that had been cut down for the
purpose II cutting UP into fir wood
According to Mr.. Buel's statement the
limb to which it was fastened must
have been fully forty feet above
ground.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1904-02-04

concert tonight They are the guests
of Mrs Dante.-Dumas News.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1904-02-04
AS MN ! AND PERSONALS

.uit cut convened Monday az
On Hin A.B. Grace presiding
,on. VDJCnes representing the
ste aA tate. Several visit
nNre Ia attendance. The
ptho1 the civil docket has
NNM az Without the inter-
S .
,d.Mg olDO several criminal
anake after roll call
Nua adge Grace called
nsha The attorney
The Glenwood post., 1904-10-22

warden; R. Nicholson, Denver, junior
warden; ]. NJ. Norman. Denver,
scribe; Conrad Schaeffer, Corona,
treasurer and Frank C. Goudy, repre-
sentative to the sovereign grand lodge
which meets in Philadelphia in Sep
tember Of next year.
Monday evening at the opera house
the Rebekah floor work @as exemplifi-
ed by Free Silver lodge, No. AZ, Basalt.
The work was nearly perfect in every
respect and much credit is due to
those who participated in that there
was exhibited perfect knowledge of
other lodge in the state could have
the meeting of the Rebekahs recep-
ton was held which was attended by
nearly every Odd Fellow and Rebekah
in Glenwood.
The grand decoration of chivalry was
conferred upon ]. NJ. Norman, who
has been secretary of the organiza-
tlOH LOT tne past twenty years. Inc
occasion was one of much interest as
it is beautiful degree and the four
young ladies who participated at the
function did credit to themselves and
the order. They were Miss Ada
Brunnick, of Grand Valley lodge, No.
40, Grand Junction, Miss Estella
Bennett, Seven Stars lodge No. 81,
Carbondale, Miss Susie Stiffler. Free
Silver lodge No. At, Basalt, and Miss
Bess White, of Yampah lodge No. 70,
Of Glenwood Springs. The beautiful
jewel was pinned upon chevalier
Norman by little Miss Genevieve Lu-
cile Dickson, the four-year-old daugh-
The Glenwood post., 1904-10-22

probation and deep feeling pinned a
handsome gold pin upon the little
miss who will remember the occasion
with much pleasure in after years.
Tuesday was a busy day with the
officers of the grand lodge and those
having charge of the parade and drill
in the afternoon. In the parade there
were upwards of 500 Odd Fellows in
line and it was several minutes in
passing given point. After the OBJ
jective point, the baseball grounds,
was reached, over 900 people had
assembled to witness the prize drill
betwene Canton Rogers, No. 49, of
Denver and Canton Cripple Creek,
No. II, of Cripple Creek. The con-
test came near being drawn battle
The Glenwood post., 1904-10-22

the occasion to take bath and from
two until six o'clock fun and enjoy
ment reigned supreme. This occa-
sion was probably the most thorough.
ly enjoyed of any of the week as the
weather was perfect and conducive to
comfort.
During the day the Rebekahs held
a session and completed the election
of officers for the coming year, who
are Mrs. Mary Wedman, of Fort Col.
Inns, president; Mrs. Sallie Weyand,
of Hamilton. vice-president; Mrs.
Mary Wadsworth, of Grand Junction,
warden; Mrs E. V. l.. Beggs. of Den
yer, secretary; and Mrs. Henrietta
Glenn, of Mammoth, treasurer. The
other officers were appointive and will
be selected later.
In the evening the Grand Junction
lodge of Rebekahs exemplif1ed the
floor work and the sovereign grand
representatives went through the
work of the Odd Fellows degrees.
The closing sessions were held
Thursday morning and afternoon and
the reports of the various committees
were received and adopted.
Owing to the indisposition of Grand
Master Dickson, Colonel I. N. Rogers,
of Denver. was called to the chair and
requested to conduct the installation
ht,I, L,
ing being the officers installed for the
ensuing year:
A. X. st. Clair, of Denver, grand
master; DR., w. A. Lamont, of Denver.
deputy grand master; Judge Joseph
hewitt, of Buena Vista, grand warden:
j. N. Norman, of Denver. grand secre-
tary; Seth Baker. of Colorado Springs,
grand treasurer; Adolf Donath, Of
Fort Collins, grand representative to
the sovereign grand lodge: C. P. Pet
tingell, Boulder grand marshal: H.
M. Fosdick, of Fowler, grand conduct
or; J. e. Shook, of Greeley. grand
guardian; Leon ]. Chapman, Grand
Junction, grand herald; Rev. R. j.
Van Valkenburg Greeley, grand chap
lain.
At the last session yesterday the
officers for the next year were nomin-
ated and will be voted upon in their
respective lodges on the first regu.
lar meeting night in December. Tho
nominations are:
d. c. Taylor, Denver, grand master:
Joseph hewitt, Buena Vista, deputy
grand master; H. d. Hinkley, Sterling.
and j. W. Kriger, Colorado Springs,
j. Ia. Noonan, Glenwood Springs.
The Glenwood post., 1904-10-22

as it took the judges long time to
decide which was the better of the
two. The decision, however, was fin
ally rendered in favor OF Denver The
drill was for purse of 5000. Cap
tain Charles H. Wilson, of f. Logan
Major B. F. Cummings and e. C. Will
liams, acted as judges. J. T. Lawless,
of Lamar, acted as marshal of the day
Tuesday evening the opera house
was again the center of attraction, the
occasion being a grand ball to Odd
Fellows and Rebekahs only. This
function was attended by as many as
the hall could possibly accommodate
and was thoroughly enjoyed as the
most pleasant event of the two days.
Wednesday afternoon the big hot
water pool was free to Odd Fellows
and most Of them took advantage Of
The Glenwood post., 1904-10-22

Continued on Last Page
The Glenwood post., 1904-10-22
GRAND LODGE OF
ODD FELLOWS
Over Five Hundred Delegates Enjoy
GIenwood'S Hospitality Pass
Resolutions of AppreCid-
ton 80 Enjoy Swim
in Hot Water
Pool

The past week has been an event
full one in Glenwood's history. The
town has had the honor of entertain
ing the grand lodge or Odd Fellows,
the largest organization of the kind
in the state. 1t is usually the custom
to hold these gatherings in some of
the larger towns of the state and Glen
wood is not among that number, but
the past week has shown the people
of the state that Glenwood is fully as
capable of handling such gatherings
as towns many times its size. There
were upwards of 500 Odd Fellows, in
Guiding their families, besides the
many local people who came in from
the immediate vicinity.
The grand encampment and the Re-
bekah state assembly were held
Monday At these meetings such
items of business as listening to re-
ports of officers and considering
amendments to the constitution and
bylaws, election of officers and other
matters OF lesser Importance. The
report of Grand Scribe Norman at
this meeting showed that there were
2,1S0 active members of the order
in the state and fifty were initiated
at this session. The question of Sc
curing funds for the encampment was
considered and considerable discus
sion arose as to the advisability of
continuing the present method of per
centage collections or to change to
per capita basis. The matter was
held over until next year. F. C.
Goudy, the retiring grand patriarch,
made several important recommends
tions TO the members which will prob
ably be acted upon at some future
time. 8
The election of the encampment re-
suited in the selection of Richard
Hughes, of Salida, grand patriarch;
H. Lewis, of Ouray, grand high priest;
Charles E. Golden, Longmont, senior
The Glenwood post., 1904-10-22

and he who would know this Centen-
nial state must study the conditions
that pertain here.
The department of agriculture has
millions of dollars at its disposal and
many scientists in its service and
with the proper cooperation on the
part of the several states we can
move mountains. l am glad to be
able to say that Colorado is one of
the foremost states in the matter of
cooperation in this work, and wonders
will be accomplished here In the
years to come. and | can say that
with the work that has already been
done it is high time that you be pro-
ducing the better things that it is
possible for you to produce.
When first determined tina, it was
possible for sugar beets % be grown
in Colorado, concluded that with
proper care and cultivation you could
be able to produce all the sugar need
GU "ilhih youi Doluelo, Jul Soh say
that since sugar beet culture has de-
veloped in this state it's growth has
far surpassed my most sanguine ex-
pectations, and you have not yet
reached your limit in this direction.
For years We paid the people of
Europe millions of dollars annually
for sugar but today we have learned
that the Colorado beet is forty per
cent richer in sugar than the beets
grown anywhere else, and these val
leys are destined some day to be the
great sugar producing section of the
country.
When Theodore Roosevelt was