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The Holly chieftain., 1910-06-10

are the probtS OF tne industry. We
will suppose that we have ten acre
.ract. From i.terviews with producers
father that twenty toas to the acre may
easily be raised and that forty tons have
been producted st this place. These
farmers say the cost OF production of
eight to twelve toss would he Is; twelve
to fourteea, S2S. and fourteen to twenty,
$50. Suppose we were to raise an eight
toa crop, We would fet profit of $50;
but II on the same ground We grew four
teen tons to the acre, we would realize
profits of $+2O; II we raised twenty ton
crop we would have 500 pure gain, and
would make the same proht as a neishbor
who planted forty acre patch and GOT an
eight ton crop.
The effects Of this trea, industry, which
is ss yet only started, best speak for
themselves. The result of having a
million dollar factory brought into the
community, and Of having similar one.
built ali along the valley may best be
shown by pointing out what has been
done in specific instances. We will take
Bent county as an exemple. The factory
was built in 1907, and Immediately our
little iown took on new life. Real estate
values doubled and trebIed; assessed
value Of property which in 1905 was
81, 49I, ,673, rose 10 S2,ii9 $50. and for
1910 it will be about 81, 900, 600; modern
business blocks were built, cement side
walks were laid, and q general akenins
ensued in which saloons were abolished,
Gambling dens were closed and a thor
oukhly clean town resulted
You may be sure the farmer got his share
Of the benefits. The value of his farm
doubled, he became Independent of the
stockman as he could resort to raising
beets which are q cash crop, and on which
he could always obtain advances besides
ell this, railroad was built for his bene-
fit, sions which were erected stockyards
and beet dumps, thus saving him the
trouble and expense of having to 60 to
town, and today, especially in the beet
raising districts, Bent county also has the
best WAGON roads in the state.
The beet industry requires the use of
hundreds Of extra hands, who leave part
Of their earnings with the merchants,
thus helping to make them the prosperous
class that they arc. The factory itself
while running uses from two to three
hundred men, to whom are paid $500 in
wakes every "a hours; it consumes 800
tons Of beets every "a hours, for which
the company pays to farmers direct ST.
900. Besides this it consumes large guam
titles Of coal, lime stone, chemicals and
other miscellaneous supplies.
There is no comparison between our
commercial relations At the present time
and those of the anti-beet period. There
will BE- still less comparison between the
Las Animas of today and of few year
hence. The same industry which, coupled
with irrigation, has transformed thi. once
sod-covered wilderness into a blooming
garden promises great things for the
future, and we can only surmise as to tn
proportions which it will assume.
The Holly chieftain., 1910-06-10
Scared into Sound Health

MIR, B. F, Kelley, Springfield, Ill.,. writes: A
year ago began to be troubled with my hid
neys and bladder, which grew worse until be
alarmed at my condition / suffered also
with dulI heavy headaches and the actron Of my
bladder was annoying and painful, | read a.
Foley Kidney Pills and after taking them
few weeks the headaches left the. the action oi
ns bladder was again normal, and WINS Tree
nl all distress Sold b, The Holly Pharmacy,
lkclman Bros. propr s.
The Holly chieftain., 1910-06-10

scratch over the surfsce. scatter the seeds
broedcsst, asd harvest . poor crop Of
wheat; sot 90 with the beet. Its culture
is scieace-s science which will be
mastered in all its details by our infelIi.
teat farmers il they will oaly iistea to the
SUGAR conpe.y's atriculturists, and with
their practical advice combiae . little
common sense. Even school boy should
ksow better thaa to think he can SOW
seed on unprepared, unfertilized soil, let
the weeds outfrow the beets, and then
expect to pay Of the mortkaee with the
profits.
Practically all Of the tiIlabIe land in the
country has been opened up, and future
keaerations are &oinE to depend upon the
scientific cultivation Of the soil for their
food. The farming land Of this country,
the most Of which wss originally very fer
tile, has indeed been abused. One farmer
&ets control Of . large tract (enouth for
3 whole European settiement). and pr..
ceeds TO ket what he can out Of il with
the lease expenditure Of money and en-
erfy. No attention is paid to the effect
upon the soil, and in many cases it is con.
verted into q barren waste. II appears to
me that when q man uses = piece Of
krOund for years, ond leave il in q poorer
condition than when he found il, he has
committed q crime asainst society. The
western farmer needs . lesson in scien-
tifc farming, and no better crop can he
found for the purpose than the beet.
For its successful culture the farm most
he made as level as . tarden, and as all
farm products do hest on ground which
has been carefuils prepared, it is easy to
zee the effect upon the crops which fol-
low. The beet cannot be grown on com.
mon soil without fertilization; thus the
krOund must be constantly enriched with
fertilizer, or by alteration with alfalfa or
cereals. As matter of fact, other crops
thrive best on beet ground, due to the
preparation OF the soil and the stores of
nourishment which has been left. An
erroneous idea current with the farmers
is that while the beet consumes vast quan.
titles Of nourishment, it leaves none in the
soil. When We see beet we fail to real
ize that besides the ENLARGED root, which
is sent to the factory there is dense root
system left in the ground shout ton to
the acre. Beets do not injure the ground
for other crops, but rather improve it,
and am certain that combined with al.
faIfa and trains they cannot be rivaled a.
an assncy in the preparation and upbuild.
ing Of thes oil.
Often the farmer has to look At the
value Of . crop In terms Of cash, and the
best when properly raised will yield far
greater returns than any other aSricui.
tural product without even counting its
valuable by.products and benefits to the
soil.
With this crop there 10 Great economy
in the use of land. II those who try to
raise forty-6ve or fifty acres in . slipshod
manner would concentrate their energies
upon ten or fifteen acres. the result would
be much more satisfactory. This is
made clear by a little reasoning which
will at the same time show how kreat
The Holly chieftain., 1910-06-10
CONTEST NOTICE
Depsrtmeu. Of the Interior
,

Department Of the Interior
United States Land Office,
Lamar. Colo. Feb. H 1910.
ss6cisnt sdsvi, having been Sled in ,hi. Of
Sos by Robert Y Fowler. eonestsn,. ss.in., Jsha W.
Wheeler. Esry No. 7l8 made Jsa. 49, 1907 for .ouhssst
quarter Section IL. Township "a. Rang. II. by John "
Whseer. in which is sessd ,hst he h.s to.
tally sbsndened sbo,s described lands he has
that said defaults continue the presen, date Ssd
parties hereby notified sppssr respond and offer
evidence touching said aesston 10 o'clock IN. on
July H. 1910 before th. Register and Receiver At Ii.
United States Land Okee in Lamar. Colo.
The said contestant having proper affidavit, fled Feb
S 1910. set forth facts which show that after due dill
hereby ordered and directed h. such notice be s,en
by due and proper publication.
c. Froat Lisseu, Receiver.
The Holly chieftain., 1910-06-10
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.
Depsriment Of The Interior.

Department Of the Interior
u. S. Land OGce at Lamar Colo
May zs, 1910
Notice Is hereby gwen that james K Gorm.p yyar.
dian OF tho minor heirs Of k-,te n Tud.rs deceased
who on April g. 1903. made homestead application No
o'Oo iSrriG No. Ul:i52 for the Lois 3 and and .o,b
hall northwest quarter Of section T. o~nshin n souh
range IS west OF the sixth principal meridian has filed
notice oil intention make final 6ys.yrsr proof to cs-
Isb'sh clain TO the land above described before l.
Eslnser United States Commissioner Holly. Colo. on
the 23rd ds, Of July. 1910
Claimant names Witnesses; VIM. W REYNOLDS
Elisha House. Geo W. Gormsn and Tobithn German. ,I
Of Ho, Cello.
John a. Williams Register
The Holly chieftain., 1910-06-10
CONTEST NOTICE
DepsrtInsnt Of the Interior,
U. s. Land Ofics At Lsmsr, Colo.

Feb. u. 1910
sucisnt contest s6davit having been 6led this Office
BY Charles Baker eentsstsnt. against Gaylen c. P,
sntry No. S464 made Aug is. 1907 for southeast quar-.
ssetion 33. township IS rssss a. BY G.,len G. Pyle
eoa,.sss in which it js alleged hs hs rs. wholly .bsn-
dsasd ssid ks he hss changed his re.ds~o. for
ksn six moaths last pss and that said sb.ene. was
du. ,s hi. employ.sa, the Army Navy Of h. u
ST. sad that ssid dslsss continue the date said
psrtiss hereby nstesd appes respond and Offer
evidence touching said allegation 10 o'clock. m..
July q. 1910. bsfor. the Register and Receiver =, the
U.sd S,sies Land OSce ., Lamar. Colo.
The ssA eoatestant having. in q affidavit. sled
Feb 1 1910. forth fscts which show that after due
diligence personal service Of th. be .dr
hereby ordered and directed that sueh notice be given
by due and proper psbGcsiion
c. Frost Lisset. Receiver.
The Holly chieftain., 1910-06-10

Chamberlain Stomach and Liver Tab
lets will brace up the nerves, Danish sick
headache, prevent dependency and iu-
vigorate the whole system Sold by The
Holly Pharmacy. Ikelman Bros. propr's.
The Holly chieftain., 1910-06-10
Why Experiment

When DIR. BELLS PINE-TAR-HONEI
has been tried with satisfaction for sixteen years
in millions Of homes Tor coughs, cold Group and
all throat and bronchial troubles. Yon can get
it anywhere. Look for the bell on the bottle.
Farmers Pharmacy.
The Holly chieftain., 1910-06-10
What S the Use

10 satTcr with sore eyes when one 25c tube
Of SulfiERLAND'S EAGLE EYE SALVE
will cure you. We guarantee it. You RISK
nothing. lis creamy. snow white ointment
Fnrncrs Pharmacy
The Holly chieftain., 1910-06-10
For all Bowel Troubles

Use DR.. BELLS ANTLPAIN. Relief is
almost instantaneous Is also good externally
for all kinds Of pains. Sold everywhere Farm
er's Pha rmacy
The Holly chieftain., 1910-06-10

Yields readily to DIR. BELLS ANTISEP
llC SALVE. fou-see an Improvement after
the first application. We guarntee il. |, IS
clean and pleasant to use 25c box. Farmers
Pharmacy.
The Holly chieftain., 1910-06-10
FIRST PRIZE SUGAR.BEET ESSAY

SUBJECT: "rhe Besefias Derived
frea the Sstss- -BeetCsltuee ssa
Fsrniai Isisstry 10 tie Arkss.
sas Valley. ssd he Coanercial
Relsiioas a . 8ee4.Sstsr Fec.
tory 70 . Ceoauslty Where Tie
ResosrCes Are Lsrtely Airicsl.
lural."
A osst eoaplex system is our Anesi-
csa sosial state bwe slthosah every nan
does his part. and sIthOuGh every clsss Of
lsbos is in way esseatiai. the farmer 10
BY fsr the most inportsnt. So treat sre
his psodseiat powers that should we At
any tiae be cut Of from intercourse with
the rest Of the world, we could with com.
fort exist Independently. In TACT, our
fsraess hsve such advantages that they
fail to realize what they might do; yes Of
sss Whist they ought to do. There is not
the slightest doubt but what they should
raise those crops which We most need,
sed which At the same time will yield the
best returns with the least expenditure Of
natural resources. Such . product 10 the
sutsr beet.
We are the Greatest sugar consuming
nstioa on earth, our aversse snnusi per
capita consumption heinf eighty pounds.
Ut this vast amOuat, the value Of which
10 trester than that Of oil the wheat ex.
ported from this country, we produce less
than one seventh. Were we 70 disposed.
we might in this valley raise nearly half
Of what the nation needs. There are
some, no doubt, who, rather than try
snythink new, would be coatent for foreign
nations to produce cur sugar; but such
spirit 10 not in harmony with American
idess-ws want no makeshift, We want
the very best.
Now the SUGAR beet may be p,o6tsbiy
raised from one esd Of the country to the
other, and when properly cultivated the
sutar beet to all concerned cannot be sur.
psssed BY those Of any other crop.
Under tbs most favorable conditions
the sutsr bsse nade its advent isto the
Arksnsas valley, which is the ideal place
for beet culture, through the Oxnards
building the plant At Rocky Ford. A
great, broad, fertile valley, in the most
desirable Of climates and uader an exten.
sive system Of irrigation, il would indeed
be difficult to imaSine better place for
the industry.
First, there came the experimental state.
A few proEressive farmers planted small
patches and fave them the best Of care;
the results were more than pleasing.
Factories were built, and in but few
seasons people bought and paid for farms
with the hitherto unheard of profits de.
rived from their culture. The country
went beet crazy, and every available scre
was planted to this crop without the least
regard to method; Of course = reaction
ensued. Men wondered why they were
not successful, and many turned away
from the industry in disgust.
The sutar beet is . garden crop and
must be cultivated accordingly. We may
The Holly chieftain., 1910-06-10

Foley Kidney Pills are antiseptic. tonic and
restorative and prompt corrective Of all urin.
ary Irregularities Refuse substitutes
Holly Pharmacy. lkeman Bros, proprietors.
The Holly chieftain., 1910-06-10

Extreme Measure.
II baby does not thrive on fresh milk
Il sliould J.. boiled.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1910-03-22
TIL, THE SITUATION AT WASHINGTON.


Act between the regular Republicans led by Speaker the
allied Republicans
the Roadway be made with the administration
while
sapped
in
In the the
Bank bill has been voted and the bill
reported for long debate
tell will Certainly
The for the situation which itself
fold One debate length the legislative
the which
attempt the legislation by
hut all of trouble failed the the
leaders hands
against the committee of which the Speaker member
holding the balance ire the Republican
and insurgents particularly
by which delay avoided and do what pleased
the and it failed That when
appointed Combining with
insurgens brought about their election by the
combination
into its own
The Hawaiian gazette., 1910-03-22
THE TRANSPORTATION QUESTION.

might
question
snger accommodations aud che Pacific Ccastf
pncy from the
Of of freight charges
ported be willing something
combination freight and passenger boats could
certainly operated Francisco by
ian company profit why the upf
against which the American
HawRii times The
transporting the field avowed
freight The American Hawaiian
excellent built magnificent ships when
readiness
itself wide awake
The freight
the ships possible has from
of the have known that during
had at each call That knowledge
courage go construction of vessels
that the American Hawaiian equip all OF its
ships passenger between Honolulu and
passenger ships running
would certainly do excel
business.
combine freight
has with The people
paronzed the
literally making evidenced by the rapdity
which news built purchased.
the necessity for paying
passenger again
be lost of the fact that Hawaii lay
of the world boast Nc
been built.
the need for
money operating combination freight
Francisco and the receiving the
suitable vessel in the
passenger business.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1910-03-22
POLITICS AND BUSINESS.

refreshing in local politics If those who
their opinions public
interesting indeed that this
would be decidedly
point however, this considers him
selfq qualified fol position.
1t is very game
be what the of the
They well
known politically
public today of
ndvy extending the limits in the city,
the three economical city admins
that what
mics he ii elected
of
benefit the community requires
Before
they the good of the city
IS more the job than the monthly salary.
the Democrats will renominate Mayor Fern He
be convention, and at
of Mayor whether
his He receipt of
had the pickings that with the position His office
will of the neigh
Honolulu who would
municipality approaching apply ordinary business
o business of the cityf
yoty
public positions should be able to
paid To be able
public honoraby something salary the
the kind of
The Hawaiian gazette., 1910-03-22
NATIONAL POLITICS IN A CRISIS.


the situation which leads
politics predict election
political comfort the Republicans The tragic
election Missouri
tests public
Aldnehe
bay the victim of the rising discomfort Rightly
downward revision
to to
his attention Under
led something big in line busting
OF them think has been granted actually life
trusts In time the workings the ain law show that this i'm
preston s wfongbu the impression exists today
ieans who seeking overthrow Cannon realize They
his district
Aldr Democratic victory Even the
y commended the nH bill aud stands by H. fails line
The insurgents realize that sighting Cannon aud what the
are sAng popular side Hence tey mpeed 10 The
ani which
that political observers
The figure Of Roosevelt oms beliud al ealuaions
Remaining him I'au Tan Iapuari
be le pnqlfsieaalh lls bene heaessh N
paif Afn feif evident thai me people viii fas Roosevelt aud ina
be aaaia sps's lle ha Democracy blfs small na
- ase lah H hs fspt following apau soo1 much Nte
-
The Hawaiian gazette., 1910-03-22
RUSSIA AND JAPAN AS ALLIES.

In the Russian Duma last Wednesday member attacking the
that Russia practically alliance with Japan and pursuing
might
published Yokohama
cable published The Advertiser
an
The Manch Dempo alleges that besides the effects of the Anglo
increasing Russoapanese cality
railways incidentally convinced the Rus
queny passing Toxic St. Petersburg; the
ent may be strengthened
likely reached between Russia order
Since
ascerned the policy of
nearly identical The of
agreement
Powers
published
attacked
The Hawaiian gazette., 1910-03-22
pope1Ne THE ISSUE.

should
meeting legislation
Ah that the limits will be knitted politically
failed
unfavorable criticism.
That the fire limits should extended generally conceded that
opposition will
evidently being INDUCED
who failed last nights meeting and
meeting the ordinance
did lives long of town
Kane
and
The ogy political death brighten the md supervisors into side
they think that they will strengthen
limits needed
opposition
under but it will
of
The Hawaiian gazette., 1910-03-22
Can Auditor Allow Payment of
the Return Fares for
the Russians7
QUESTION is BEING ASKED
Perelstrous Writes that He is on
the Way to Clear Up All
the Troubles.

Hawaiian officials are hunting through
dictionaries and consulting pathological
authorities to determine Just at what
stage of evolution an immigrant be-
comes an emigrant and vice versa. The
one most troubled is Territorial Auditor
Fisher, who hears rumors that the i'm
migration fund in his strong boxes may
be called upon to supply emigration
funds for the deportation of the Rus
SLAMS. The conundrum he is turning
over in his head and seeking an answer
Tor is: Can immigration money be used
as emigration money!
Tomorrow the six hundred odd Rus
slams say their final farewell to Quar-
antine Island, where they have lodged
at government expense for many care
free days. Tomorrow is the day they
commence to rustic jobs or settle down
to await the first Orient bound steamer.
upon which the jobless ones of the
joblot will depart for the Manchurian
steppes, to pose among their kin as
muchly travelled people. So sayeth the
board of immigration. Brl Auditor
Fisher has the last say and may decide.
that while he has special taxes galore to
import the peoples of the earth, he has
none wherewith to pay any return
freights. 4
Perelstrous as Peacemaker. i
In the mean while, aboard the Siberia
in charge of few hundred more Rus
slams, is A. Perelstrous. He is coming.
he writes The Advertiser, to pour oil
upon the troubled waters, chide the err
ing among the laborers sent before and
bring about great and happy peace.
Mr.. Perelstrous writes that he has
been advised to come to Hawaii by Mr.
Green, the American consul at Hardin.
"Mr. Green advises me to be person
ally on the Islands for five OF six months.
| together with the new men, writ es
Perelstrous, $50 as to arrange mutuai
| satisfaction between Russians ami
Americans. Personally / agree to the
ssme point of view of Mr.. Green, and
think if the board of immigration shall
want to bring more people than $500
men it will prove to be a great mis-
take, because if not established in good
order, the first ones which come, and
continue to transport new ones in big
masses, this will result then in colos-
| sal expense of money and endless trou-
/ bles.
cup to the time of my arrival in
1.-the Hawaiian Islands, wish The Adj
| vertiser would announce that on my
coming III arrange all those troubles
that have been there before with the
people and shall be able to prevent
all the new ones that may GOMEZ
Years Contract.
IT is not generally understood in the
immigration matter that A. L. c. Atkin-
son has years contract with the
board of immigration, having made the
matter of a contract condition of his
return to Hardin after his first trip.
The salary stipulated in the contract is
$500 month, expenses and stenOg-
rapher.
i If the Russian immigration is def
nitely abandoned, Mr.. Atkinson viii
probably be employed elsewhere than
in Manchuria by the board, until after
the contract has expired at any rate.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1910-03-22
SCENES IN HAWAII.

There will be no entertainment on at
the Bonnie tonight, owing lallhe special
Hawaiian exhibition for tomorrow even
ing.
Wednesday evenings now will be set
aside for 'sliawailaa night, when AN
entire entertainment will lie made up
Of Hnwaiian. scenes FOR the convenience
OF visiting tourists anil alheu Interested
10 the scenic beauty aud Industries Of
the islands, aud this list wilifbe revised
aud enlarged from time 10 tlme aud nes
features constantly added A. many Of
ihe slslting tourists seldom Rei 20 tbs
niher BANDS, II il tile Intention y
lnag pery place ~ inter "a 90 ths
oihef slands 'iabi here 10 the lionins
The Hawaiian gazette., 1910-03-22
A FOOLISH OLD IDEA.

It was once thought that q.
medicine was all the more bene--
fetal for having a nasty taste and
smell. We now know dat such
an idea is perfect nonsense.
There is no mora reason why
medicine should offend the sen
ses than why food should do So.
Therefore, one of the greatest.
chemical victories of the pasG.
few years is what we may cali
the redemption of cod liver oil.
Everybody knows what a vile
taste and smell this drug has,
in its natural state. No wonder
most people declare they would
rather suffer from disease than
take plain cod liver oil, and the
emulsions are as bad, no matte
what may be alleged to the con
trary. Now it is one of nata-e's
laws that a medicine which dis
gusts the nose and the p;.late,
and also sickens the stomach, can
have no good effect as Iledi-
cine, because the system cries.
out TO be delivered from it. In
WAMPOLE'S PREPARATION
the desired miracle is wrought,
and we have The valuable part @.
the oil, without the other. Thls
effective modern remedy Is pala-
table as honey and contains "a
the curative properties OF pure
Cod Liver Oil, extracted By
MS from fresh cod liyeFg, com
bined with the Compound Ryrup
Of IIypophosphiies aud the ES-
tracts Of Malt and Wild ohegY.
The palate accepts II q Il de9s.
sugar, eonfoelionaTy or ofeaa,p
Taken boiolp meals II COOS lsAh'
very secret stronghold n do
tive disorders, aud sfrsilsf b b
tie system asslnit ferofNh,
Throat aud l.glps Troubles alfi
al diseases dino 10 lnpnFly -
lhe blood, d. u. & shannon 81
sneda, saysi ~ fhall oanfinpn
IT, nAe silp, Ia Tara, gFeaf ~
EaHlage q "a pillauig sal sllss
'aoa ~ u - alf = II haa 3
llla g|uans Fl 81 i'fa DllIf 49,
u ~ fses4 1e'g - ei9g -
The Hawaiian gazette., 1910-03-22
BABCOCK'S CREW WILL
NOT TRIM THE SHIP

The American ship W. F. Babcock ap.
pears to have pilikia piling up on her
devoted hull, for after having her
smashed rudder repaired, and signing
ON new crew to take the place of the
one which deserted the ship, and being
towed outside to wait for all the new
crew members to be brought aboard,
the vessel is still at anchor, and 1t is
reported that the crew will not turn
to. 1t is likely that the vessel will
have 10 be towed out to the legal limit,
when the captain will have something
of say as to how and when the crew
will work.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1910-03-22

When settling ih various Troubles Of
l us be eh probably hs Il due lor roass II be- evp