Rocky Ford enterprise., 1905-02-24

the ArkAnsas Valley has raised this
question Of bettsr seed and how 70 OBJ
frst talk and he outlined . plan for
putting N. productten Of sssd TO be
used BY our valley growers IN the
hands Of one man who would be re-
spoaalbla for fhs' s'unifosm excellence OF
all sesd :applitd to .rew:s..
signed to the subject and he also
brought forth . plan and proposition
which he offered to carry out himself
u approved Of BY the melon growing
associations OF the valley. Briefly Il
va. . proposition to to paa:t certain
oniy and to permit growers 70 select
from these Aeids the seed msloos that
seem to them to have the most Of d.
sirabse qualities.
The discussion did not seem 10 de-
v..cp .nytnins % IN .ss .:;H S:y ., Ct Snifo.% sn%
the question what constitutes the quail.
tiles 10 b produced In uniformity and
how TO produce them 10 sttl1 In tie air.
0upt Biinn Of shs STATE Expsrimsnt
stas,ca had E p.ps. On in.set pests
treat them. which supplsmsnssd the
tain Of Prof. gillette sivsn at si,s morn.
lnG session.
paul Wiison. State commiassoesr ee
the -. Louis Wosid'a Pair. was pess-
sst By Invitation and save the meeting
. complimentary and eomeostin9 talk
on what Colorado did In exhihits at
the sreat fair. In Horticulture and In
public school exhibits Colombo. accord
Ing to Mr.. Wilson certainly ala her
e.le proud and took many peisss and
dlplomaa
ne choice Of oaseers for aext ysars
institute wss made during the sseaion.
They were a. fn,iowp:
AZ The evenine session thers was an.
other crowded house. evesy availabi-
Inch Of ssassns room being occunsed
The wan and stood u out TIN ten o'cSo-k.
TAe oechestra did . Rood joe in the
way Of preliminary eutessainusent snd
then = c. Shelton sang oae q hi9h
tenor soloa This pst evssybody In
S s.a ssSs 10 s,srs sSvss g ss1 ., ven e. e.,
hsst Of Aansanoaa. Win IN . paper on
The subject ~rhs Rslatinas a she Mer.
chant aad the Ysrmse- voiced the
farmers New paint. MsA Harhest's
statements were somevhat raspenR on
she s"cal merchants hut ysss saten
eoed naturedty. and vhea ?. :. Rsisel
came o. 20 taik from The Other Stand.
point No proved equally entertaining
and equally convincing from the mer.
ehsnts side. Rev. Nevtnape was the
third q The NAMED dseasess On the
sahSect. and whssevee friction might
have been Rsnesated By the two. prev-
lons speaksss was made alright b. the
e,eassNoos emoltisat Aispeased b. the
eood 6eottef Who repFeaeass cur essi.
mahse Dunkard element ln shings ~.
1lRsooa aAd agricultural
So@e comments were ADDED ~ wew.
eers % the audience but the subject
had evidently ben thfaeAed cot and
the crowd was now waiting for 0ena.
tor Crowley 10 ten them something
ahout his part IN the legislative hear
RArden that has ben running IN Den.
vse for the past - daya.
Mr.. Crowley 10 nothing ~ not 9pod
natured and the reasonable expecta.
ton of the puhaic was that he never
had . richer helA sross which % evolve
eome oe hts uaslv~ huwof than from
the tessaiative halt and lobby and
committee scouns as they ere ae pres.
sut tensWted In nerver. nut he 81.
reained that IN sdAitiea TO the fArt that
eoeldn't tell oas cs srhooe the fnet thas
stead Of the hc.sse this term by the
rood peocie of Otero ~ouwsv compelled
him to assume the diguis,ed demean~r
of = senator and rsfralu from the NJ.
vollttes with which NJ had re9Aled hia
constituents In dsyp when he was only
. member ef the Hoose. He dtA mt
venture and prediction On the Anal out.
come of the Ruvsvnofshiu aght and
proceeded 10 give the fsruess present
a real so6er rpsume ~ sosNe sh1nao
that had been done IN trvsanssun le4ls.
taticu snd oshsr saaetsrs really AFFECT.
Ing their Interests - enFmeral
This eess4on eso0ed a0e ~ the most
cfactscal snd susereseln9 and we1i.at.