The state herald., 1908-12-04

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Whereas majority of the board of
directors of the Agricultural College of
Colorado at Ft. Collins arc largely in
terested. financially, in the irrigation
plants and contiguous lands III the west
ern part of the state; and whereas they
look upon the settlement and the devel-
opment of the seni-arid or dry farm
ing" districts, with envy and regard it
as an encroachment upon their rights,
they use their influence and power in
any and all ways to discourage, prevent
ard olstruct immigration to and settle
ment in SAID dry farming" districts
and divert the tide Of emigration in
their direction in order that they may
dispose Of their lands at high rentals or
extortionate prices; and
Whereas, Professors Carlisle and
olin were and are deeply interested and
active workers in the farmers insti-
tutes in the "dry farming" regions and
labored for the promotion of the hest
interests Of those farming above the ir-
rigation bitches; and being possessed of
too much independence; too much no
bility; too much manhood; too much pa
triotisn To submit to be made use Of as
tools 70 advance the interests of one
part Of the state to the detriment Of
anatkts fostion. those Rentlemen were
summdrily dismissed by n majority vot
Of said board Of directors,
Therefore. be 1t resolved by the mem
bers Of the farmers institute Of Phil
lips county. Colorado, in session at
Haxtun, Phillips county. on Nov. 81,
.90s, that we denounce the action Of
said board Of directors as unjust to
Mcsrl. Carlisle and olin, unpatriotic
in discriminating as between sections
Of the state, by insisting that the bene-
fits Of the college work accrue to the
wet districts, regardless Of the interest
and needs OF the dry farming" por-
ton.
Resolved 2nd. That in view Of the
zeal and efficiency of their work and
their interest in the promotion Of agri-
cultural work in all sections Of the state
without prejudice. we earnestly desire
the reinstatement of Messrs. olin and
Carlisle To their former positions,
Ord That we heartily endorse the
stand taken by Gov. Buehtel and those
voting with him, in opposing the dis
missal of those gentlemen, and
ith, We demand that the members OF
the board Of directors of the Agrieul.
tural college may be selected in future
from al sections OF the state TO the end
that oil interests may be served with
out local prejudice or fayoriteism.
The farmers and teachers institute
held Mt HIax,un Saturday. Nov. 81, was
very wcll attended and the interest ta'
ken In the discussion of the various
farm and teachers topics, showed be-
yond any doubt that the farmers and
teachers were very much interested In
the institute work. The talks given by
Professors Carlisle andolin were worth
the time spen, at the institute by any
Phillips county farmer. Prof olin gave
n very interesting talk ON the various
crops grown by our farmers and urged
tina, We keep up the boys andgirls corn
and baking contest and try and teach
the young farmers the necessity Of i'm
proyemen, In the quality and quantity
Of corn grown per acre. Tho samples
Of farm produce shown were splendid,
the prise for tho best 20 ears OF corn
grown by boy under IA y.ara OF age
was won by lIaK,un youth and he de
serves much praise for his work. The
bread and cake pfise was won by NJ
odland's daughter. there being only on'
entry, Proi. l.. Il. briggs gave yer,
interesting talk on how should our pub
ne schools help make the farm interest
ing 10 the boy The way the Prohhhn
dled his subject showed that he ha,
studied Il well and We regret very mue'
,hA, there were not more Of our aehoo
J children present and sofne Of our poll
/ ,Irians could have been morally behe
fitted II they would heed the Professor
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