La Junta tribune., 1910-12-24


for q business opening finds II on tae
farm The farm Offers him the opp.
tunliy To exercise his executive ability
by managing broad acres and herd.
that number in the thousands II bis
taste runs 10 quality rather than qua
tiy 1t offers him chances iu the uu-a
bred stock business for the broad sef
use OF hiS money aud taients Their .s
no occupation more fascinating tlaa
the molding Of living animals To m an
them conform to an IDEAL Of peri
ton There i opportunity for luue
continued study Of blood lines. tu.-.
are muhthS aud years of anxious "
lug 10 s,- the result, Of III. union 10
certain families. there are moment u'
disappointment when an animal falls
TO develop NJ well as expected But
greatest OF all is III. JOY OF sncasss
when the breeders efforts are crc~ned
with an animal little nearer psrfec~
ton than has been produced u.f"re.
The man who can see such al luimai
march out OF u crowded show ring
with the purple ribbon without feel
ing that NJ least IN measure be- has
achieved success has ambition that
are indeed hard TO satisfy The pure
bred business has some pitfalls but 10
the msn who enters II with god ludg-
ment and mn ambition TO succeed Il
oHerp hnn nncial returns that rRu lie el.
ce~d.d In few other occupations
To the young mnn starting Without
capital the farm Offers un.uun "a op
portuniii~s The young man With Q
few friends and n reputation Tor in-
rent farm and borrow enough CAPT
tai to equip II There IL risk TO nun.
Of course Hut what IL q risk to o
younE man With strength and ambi
tionf Well considered risks are essru-
'ial to success In almost any llnc. and
to the young farmer they are an incen.
tive To greater effort Now that prices
Of farm products have reach.d n prof
table level paying on tn. debt is Q
msiier of but n few years. Buying the
farm Itself II by no means impuzSibte,
even In the most fertile sections ~ the
corn belt
Hundreds ~ farmers are looking for
managers for farms that vary in size
and equipment TO suit the fancy Of
any on. This line ofY.r- some - the
greatest opportunities to the Young
mau wlthoui capital The sularirs AT
hrSi may seen small ss compared with
SON. of those offered 10 the city rsu.
ally they Include board aud iurid~n
tails. however Their. IL better
chance 10 In, M money on the farm
al so month than In N. city NJ
twice that amount For the man who
can max" ro'd' the hrst years ssisry
In harJl, nb Indication of what ts To
follow Most landowners mr.. willing
to advance the salary as fast Al. The
manager show. his ability Better yst
they are willing TO intrusi more Of III,
sc-ponsibili', Ia his hands and TO gtvs
him more capital so that b. can
schie,. greater results In most cseee
after q nisn has shown what he b
worth II h easy for him to gri q share
u the ne, pronts In addition to bic
salary In many cnses II IL easy to ges
In on \ perfa.r.hip basis In either
ease the manager IL ns indepcnd.n, ~
n he owned the farm, Hnd the chances
Tor hnnncial success are nearly ~
great
The great sdssninr. Of position ~
this Kind or. IN fn,i. ~ any Kind os
farm work !. ibni there are 30 mnny
chances To invest money u. fast a. u
IL mnd.
Tn" mnn On the farm has q dos~u
places To- in,r-, ever, dollar Thi. In
itself l. u bir incentive to saving aud
~ wing means prosperity 'nr both IN.
indlrldnnl nrd the nnflon III. invest
rcni which "iT.r- the greatest rr,uru.
Il fnrm innj Even IN those 10 a,i,,es
where innd 10 rne worth ronsil.rpbiy
NOR, tlinn 500 an scrr the pric. limit