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Rocky Ford enterprise., 1910-05-06
Will Be q Great Event.

The railroads are cooperating with
the management of the Denver Press
Club in making the auto races and air
ship tournament on May I3 and -
the greatest event OF the kind in the
history of Colorado. A rate of one
fare for the round trim from all points
will be offered for the 18th and 18th.
the tickets good returning any time
uD to the night of the sth SO that
people from the stIatc at large can
spend practically four days in Denver
and see the worlds most famous auto
racers and an aggregation of airships.
Barney Oldfeld. who. with a 200
horse power racing car. went mile
in u p, seconds. will be there with
10000 worth of biz cars. and COM
pete with other professionals with
whom he has been racing in Califor-
mia. Motorcycle factories are send
ing a large number OF big machines
built especially for racing and there
will be local auto races and novelty
stunts for electrics. The proceeds OF
the event will be devoted to new
building for the Press Club and It
is predicted that $4,000 people will
visit Overland Park each day OF the
show.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1910-05-06
BIG STEAn PLOWS.
Tearing Up the Ground for A. 8. S.
Company In Lamar District.


Mr.. Ernest Pragst Of the engineering
department Of the American Beet Sugar
company. has returned from a two weeks
trip to the Lamar factory district Of the
company. during which time he con-
Quoted series Of engine tests on the
steam plowing outfit. which for time
was located at Rocky Ford.
The plows are said to be giving won
derfui service. and when pushed and
working nicely are said to plow as high
as four and a fraction acres an hour. al
though that speed cannot be kept up long.
owingto the necessity Of many moves. The
plows break alfalfa to a depth Of eight to
tan inches. much deeper than can be
done by horse drawn plows. and at
much greater speed from the unlimited
power Of the huge steam engines.
Mr.. Carl FRANKIE. who accompanied
the two engines and plows from Breslau.
Germany. whore they were manufac-
tursd. and who was wsllk nown in Rocky
Ford during his stay here with the plows.
has this week left for Germany. turning
tho plows over to the company engineer.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1910-05-06
Big Crowds at Paimer's.

4 crowd eonssrvatively estimated at
over 200 persons awaited the opening Of
the gigantic challenge sale on Wednesday
morning at the Palmer Dry Goods COM
pany's store. 2oz South Main street
Buying throughout the day was heavy.
and the throngs Of people who readily
partook Of the bargains crowded the
store until closing time.
No other sale in the mercantile history
tof Sos .ity has attracted as much excite.
msnt As this one. Each and every article
contained in the store is actually cut in
price ard Il 10 indeed difficult to visit the
srors and not take advantage Of the
savings. The selling continues all this
and next week. closing Saturday. May
"a. Curtis c. Brown. the special sale
promoter Of Kansas City. Is in charge.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1910-05-06
A Fine Entertainment.

The Methodist church was well filed
last Thursday night. for the entertain
ment given under the auspices OF the
Ladies' society. and as result goodly
sum has been added TO the church building
fund Prof. John I. Cochran. the head
liner upon the program. was in excellent
form and his laughter provoking selee-
tons from Riley. Ade. Dooley and other
writers elected rounds Of applause. Mrs
Coehran's ability as composer Of piano
music was well proven by her splendid
rendition Of several solos. and Frank J.
Hart's vocal solos. as well as the selee-
tions by an interdenominational quartet
the Baptis.s represented by Prof.
weathsrbsy. Christians by Supt. Ward.
Methodists by Prof. Cochran and Pres
byterians by Prof. Dunbar-wsrs greatly
enjoyed and heartily sneorsd.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1910-05-06
ESSAYS ON BEET CULTURE.
Prizes Offered for Best Thesis by
Las Animas EactorY

Much interest is being taken in the
essay contest instituted by the ST.
crose club of Las Animas, in connee-
ton with the board of education of
the district. in which the high school
students OF Las Animas are to write
a thesis on The benefits derived from
sugar beet culture as a farming in
dustry in the Arkansas valley, and
the commerce relations of a beet su-
gar factory to a community, where
the resources are largely agricultur-
al"
The Sucrose club, composed of
of the Las Animas factory of the
American Beet Sugar company, has
offered several valuable prizes. A
gold watch is to be presented to the
boy and to the girl having the best
essays. and other prizes are to be Civ
en- by the club. The school authori-
ties have arranged that the work con-
stitutc mart Of the regular course. and
credits will be given.
Essays will be handed in by prac-
tically ever ystudcnt in the high
school. The judges are to be the
general superintendent of the Amer
lean Beet Sugar company's factories.
and they will choose the third party.
The contest is not limited to Las
Animas. and other sections of the val
ley and the country are asking for in
formation as to how the contest is
being run. One of the leading su-
gar public ations in the east has ask
cd that they be furnished with the
winning essays and newspapers in su-
~ar beet sections of the country have
made similar requests.
The Sucrose club under the dircc-
tion OF o. c. Swan. superintendent,
and c. A. Challgren. cashier. of the
Las Animas Beet Sugar company
factory. is organizing boys and girls
clubs to interest them in farm work.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1910-05-06
COMMITS SUICIDE
s. II. Master Locks Himself Up and
Drinks Ch1oeoform

4 telegram TO DR.. W. E. Fsnton on
Tuesday brought the first news that S.
H. Master. an old-tims resident Of Rocky
Ford. had committed suicide In Durango
at late hour the night before. No de-
tails were given in the telegram. nor were
any received until after Mrs. Master. who
was at once informed Of the sad occur
renee by DR.. Fsnton. had wired and got
particulars that caused her to take the
next train for Durango.
About = year ago Mr.. Master became
proprietor Of the Brunswick Billiard hall
IN Durango and appeared TO be doing well
so that It oeeasioned surprise when he
failed to appear at his place Of business
on Tuesday morning. When his desk was
opsned = letter was found addressed to
the coroner. in which he told Of the con-
tsmpla:sd act, but gave no motive there
for. A search was at once instituted and
resulted in the finding Of his body in a
room in local hotel. where hs had bar
rieaded the door and drank the fatal dose
Of ehloroform.
Because Of the high altitude at Duran
60 Mrs. Master had recently been COM
pelled to leave there and was making her
home with several Of the children on their
farm south Of this city. and she had nc
Intirstion Of any trouble that would have
caused her husband to commit the rash
act, and it can only be eonjeetured thai
the deed was committed during a period
Of dependency.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1910-05-06
ARKANSAS VALLEY
. COMMERCIAL BODY
Permanently Organized at La
Junta Last Friday
WILL BOOST FOR
THE WHOLE VALLEY
Amongst important Matters Pro-
iposed Was . Colonization Move.
ment and Effective Adver.
tislng Campalgn.

Permanent organization of the Ar
kansas Valley Commercial associa-
ton was effected in La Junta last
Friday with sixteen of the twenty
towns embraced in the stretch of the
valley between Canon City, Colo.
and Dodge City. Kan. as members
of the central organization.
With the basis OF the organization
arranged the delegates concluded this
pari of their work by electing the
following officers: President. r. II.
Faxon. Garden City: vice president.
Fl. S. Maddox, Canon City. secretary
treasurer, L. r. Fenlason. Rocky
Ford.
Important topics discussed were a
colonization movement through CO.
fective advertising campaign setting
forth the attractions, opportunities
and resources of the Arkansas val
ley that will bring eastern people in
to this section of Colorado for the
purpose of investment and settle
ment. Arrangements were made
whereby committees will be put in
charge OF these various enterprises
for the purpose of working out n
practical plan for their realization be-
fore the next conference.
A plan was endorsed to provide
funds for conducting work of the GEN.
trail organization. This plan consists
of assessment of the various local
commercial bodies, the assessments
varying from $40 to SIoo. according
to the population of the town.
The next meeting of the associa-
ton will be held in Pueblo upon a
date to be fixed by President Faxon.
The issue OF books for the first
month of the new library year was
o7o. This is considerably better than
this being the busy time of year. in
school. on the farm and in the town.
would Indicate steadily growing use
of the library privileges by the peo-
pie Of the community.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1910-05-06
Don't FORGET the Lecture

The illustrated stersoptieon lecture on
sugar beet culture to bs delivered tomor-
row Saturday night at the X. Of P. hall
by Mr.. W. X. Winterhalter. consulting
agrieulturst Of the American Beet Sugar
company. is attracting considerable at
tention and good turnout will doubtless
take advantage Of the evening. There
will be no charge for admission and the
talk will b worth many times the time
spent in being present.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1910-05-06

To the old veterans Is due all credit for
the fact that Rocky Ford will after to-
morruw have = flag staff Of suitable
dimensions from which to proudly faunt
"Old Glory" to the breeze.
The @. A. r. post has fine large flag
that the members were anxious to un-
furl and allow to wave upon gala and
memorable occasions. but the only pole
|on which the flag could be raised was .
dinky little thing IN Central park that
would almost permit the Stars and
Stripes to trail In the dust. 90 they took
up the question with the aldermen Of the
city providing pole that would float the
flag where It might b seen. and that
their efforts were crowned with success
the above announcement by Mr.. Minor
eoneissly sets forth.
The Enterprise understands that the
committee to whom was allotted the task
Of securing = suitable flag pole has sue
essdsd in getting one that will float our
national eolors not only where they may
Be seen from any part Of the town. but b
= conspicuous object for many miles
around.
The Grand Army has flag Of which
it may well feel proud. the city has pro-
vided = pole from which that flag may
proudly wave. and It is most appropriate
that our patriotic people should turn out
and celebrate the flag pole raising with
exercises in keeping with the spirit Of
patriotism.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1910-05-06
BUYS MELON FARM

Pueblo Business Man Invests In
Summer Home Here.
The Pueblo Star Journal Of May 3
says: -. p. Holloran Of Gill & Holloran
kas purchased = 56-aers melon farm At
Rocky Ford. The deal was closed today.
Mr.. Holloran paid $4,000 for the farm to
c. Frank Burke. The deal included
ample water rights for irrigaing the
farm. Mr.. Holloran will improve the
farm and will convert It into swimmer
home. He has rented the farm for this
season. but next season hs will farm It
himself. The tract Is only few miles
south Of Rocky Ford and is one Of the
best melon farms In that district"
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1910-05-06
ROCKY FORD. COLORADO FRIDAY MAY 6. 1910
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: SCHOOL NOTES

. . . = = = = = = = . = I. . . .
On Friday. May g. the track team will
60 to Trinidad to participate in the annual
Interscholastic meet of the N. N. M
S. G. league. On the short dashes we
expect Cline. Turner and Bostwick to
make a good showing. On the hurdles
and high jumps. Swink and Lee Cover
will take prominent part. Judging from
their work at Colorado JprinRs last Sat-
urday. we expect great things from
Maltby. Ripper. johnson and Cline in the
distance events.
The tie baseball game Of last year will
Be played off at Trinidad on Saturday.
Our boys realize that they are to meet a
strong team. but are confident Of winning
the game.
Joe WadleiRh Is again in school and
will remain until commencement.
The school has received scholarships
from Highland college, Highland. Kans..
and from Boulder. Colo. These scholar
shipa are to be given to the student
ranking highest in his work.
James Hall will represent our school in
the lnterseholastie Oratorical contest.
His subject, THE Arbitration of Strikee."
is well worked out and his delivery Is
pleasing. He is a worthy representa-
tive for our High school.
In the deeIamatory contest to be held
In Trinidad on Saturday nicht Zeta
Bradley. our representative. will deliver
The Heart Of Old Hickory" She is in
sympathy with her selection and holds
the attention Of her audience. It will take
. strong speaker to win the decision
against Miss Bradley.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1910-05-06
Mrs. MccaskIIl eutertslns

Thursday afternoon the members Of the
North SIDE Embroidery club were the
guests Of Mrs. William H. MeCaskill at
her beautiful home four miles west Of
town. The club holds ssmi-monthly meet
ings and on this occasion It is believed
much important business was transacted.
but Of this no man knowsth, but enough
10 CLEANED to know that the club was
royalty entertained by the charming
hostess, ably assisted by the "Hon.
Billy"
Refreshments were Of the first order
and Of abundant nature. The cory home
Of the Mecaskii;'s nevs. sheltered more
Jolly crowd Of club ladies.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1910-05-06
Prospects Promising.

According to all accounts no damage
was done by the frosts Of Sunday and
Monday nights. and everything looks
good for a splendid fruit crop in the Ar
kansas valley.
Charles S. Lane. horticultural in
.peetor, reports as follows upon otero
county: Prospects are very promising:
no material damage done from frost in
this valley. and IL nothing happens from
now we will have the largest crop this
valley has ever had Of tree fruits. with
the exception Of peaches and the more
tender sort Of plums."
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1910-05-06
Doctors Give illustrated Lectures.

The meeting to be held at the Presby-
tsrian church tonight friday is one Of
more than passing interest. The sub
jects to be discussed. THE prevention Of
typhoid fever" and THE prevention Of
tuberculosis" are subjects Of vital inter-
est to every one In the town. and every
body should attend. The speakers. Drs.
CorwIn and PEARS Of Pueblo. are men
prominent in their profession and masters
OF their subject.
The lectures are not technical. but are
piven in popular language. and can be
understood by all. They will be Illus
trateo by lantern slides and this adds to
their popularity. There will be no ad-
mission fee. Let the church be crowded
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1910-05-06
old GLORY" WILL
WAVE TOMORROW
Where 1t May Easily Be Seen
BY Everyone.
EXERCISES TO MARK
FLAG POLE RAISING
AMayor and Civic Societies. Grand
Army, Citizens and Children
viii Join In Celebrating
the Event


Saturday, May z. at o'clock 1
p m,. in the park just south Of the 1
depot. the new flag pole from 1
which is to float our national eolors. 4
will be raised Mayor Van Bus 1
kirk. on behalf Of the city. will 1
present it to the public. and the 4
G. A. r. M. W. Hall. commander .
Of Wadsworth Post No. 93 will 4
respond on behalf Of the post. and 4
Rev. A. H. Beaver will respond on 4
behalf Of the citizens Of Rocky 4
Ford. 1
The High School Gles club will I
sing patriotic songs.
Everybody come out. and lot US .
reeonseerats ourselves to the per- .
petuation Of the sacred principles
which our flag represents.
H. N. MINOR. .
For the Committee. .
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9,acnum Wciniannas.Spitem

@crfteeeIie gneebote tper0en ettieeeensenorr
men tn ber Office bes Board Of eoitntion. brit
ier Siod Gin Suu. bis nm IL ubr Idiiogs orl
Wtontaa. ben B. Eesember u. Z. 1910, fiir bic
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fdulshcbaube, on oer Eprbpeiie1f bon WdlEil'
Ian unb Clifton Upernie acleeen IN Der sidoi
cincinnati. Ohio, eiHes rcIiidHot6en 5oc,inul
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ben Vidnen unb Spesifi'nilaucIL tpie norberetie'
ton =. ". Sdnnnfcrb, afeadHItai Gngineer fnr
be'dgien godrb Of 9bueattcn uno nnfiieeeno IN
Der Cfice bon befuefem Iletauieal engineer
IN &c. 5il meft Court GiIabs III baa6ier
Siaet Cincinnati.
Ier sBreis f.ir arbett uno m1aierinIisr rrut
fecdrni aHaeleoen freTbeH Gnn iehes angfhoi
rub ben Gamen elmer iseer 8ertcn enfbaiftn.
bic bdrdn iniereffirt 1T u1b BON eiHer Satauie
irgeHbeiner Mot irfereftJ'cn Rerior beelettet
feI in elmer Suntne, nSitc oretbiG StossH;
beg getrdges bes etnasso;s eIein:omMt. oanii
pern foldes angcpcmTneu tulTo. etn aonirhii
prompt einaepaiiaeu unb be Gusfnhrnu9 betfet'
lie oroeniIib eefi6ert riro.
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rruIaren gfilIatt ireroeu rrrte IN ireeneeiHer
oe otiafn offices du eriarsen fro, ntafeu In
Gin GnGpert eingef6loffen uHo aui Der aubeH'
fetie heutIiG bdS Derrert irdpeH: ~8b tor
&aeuum Cleaning, Sugbeb Sieb Snoot"
Ter Rodrb OF EbuentioU tcbalt th bds 9et'
bpr. treenbeir ober etnsH ~beil hes aneebois
cher ate 9u berperfeR.
Ter erfoIarei6e gtetcr tutre angsboifer.
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bon fluf,ie 8roeent beE Eetrdees eesaonirnfis
nit eiurr 9iirlf6nftsst5re.fta'i OILS Et4erbett
I'm sIuftraee bes Eoerb CT EDUCATION.
bl21e2e 63efta'tsiabaer.
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Stimmt fir 81. &. $50 monbion, San,
oioat mir Sauliltou County sluSiiOr

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ier ihlagt in Der rppIitiid 2.nthroz
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oamlt tDenigItsns III iebem c5o1re eli
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fir Die 4ufgadt Der Rinoer. Raturlih
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len tit oeutiae gertunft, beuti9e
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mogIitdter Reinbeit buritsllen. Der
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niht unite 165 gentimstsr sroB iein.
Jerner + ,irb Derlanst: cine porfbsils
bate 81 Hfiosnomie. BLONDES biz rotb=
soloene ! 5aar, Nusenfarbe obne B.ls
mifHu is BON Braun. rofise Bis lidts,
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9luslGnoiihe Ntabribten.

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pre- IS fir MeOi3in lit, fpie gss
msloet, Dem SetoeIberger YrofsFIor Der
pbpiioIogie Dr.. 2lI6reat aoTet 3usrs
tdnnt lporOen. 0os S6Deraetpidt
Der Qrbeiten aofeIs Iiegt no6 Der
8oiiiIten 3eitung ouf bem Ge5iet Der
Gbemie Der 3eue uno Des Gipeibes.
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SO6n zines &oniuIs gsborer. gr itus
birte in ieiner guterftQbt unO in
StraBbur8 Weoi3in, Sn StraBburg
Iehrte 9oppe SenIer, Der friibere
9oritebsr oes aemtihen 2aboratos
riums i'm 8erliner Qatbologii6sn Srs
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enoisung oe5 Stuotums iein Iiiiitent.
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burger uniDeriitGt fir pbDfiologiihe
Gbemie. Seine Qrbeiten lentten auf
i6n Die IuFmertiamtsit IuboissReps
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cine profefiur in Jreiburg srbieIt, nad
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uno Diabetes z5pridsrs &II3 in Mar.
burg Sroinarius unD Director bes
pbpiioloeiiaen Snftituts Der bortisen
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berg berufen, uIs Qudfolesr bon aiibz
ne. GofIel bat taft aae Gebiete Der
phpfiologiidsn gbemie bsarbsitet, isih.
fribeiten 4rbeiten bs5ieben iih auF
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peptone uno auf bic 6emiihe Wirz
fung Der Oiffuiion. galo ober be-
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3eae, Defenders Der oes 3ellterns. Gr
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MaQOr's Proclamation,
9erbtetenb ben Bersaat Spn bsraniGenbeH &c.
trdnfem am Aabltage.

uouteW am Ndhltnge.
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pefrunfer nereen, nrib berfebli ioIhen Blnt an
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Aerfnnfs ooer 9erfnenfers bon br nifdenoen
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IN anbetraGt, bab Tterioa, ber otnie 1oa
I'm 9sooember ". z. 1910. fon Elm aSabltae III.
nun
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ner Der Giaot Cincinnati tflHerbdlb beidgisu
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fe5e berltebenen uutpriidi uflh In uebereinfttIfs
ntnne init ben Grforberniner berieLben, ens
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ipIe chen ongeeebeR, aufmutianl. ponq6 nHe
Beraeben aeeeH oiefeiben an sem bete'6Tcien
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opt atoms. steaei ber Giaoi Cincinnati etefen
4. lag TN gcpen1ber o. O. 1910.
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