Gunnison news-champion., 1910-04-08
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served ~ss rs. H,~e~er. thss 60
by hhy she lssssss ssssAG csast.ss-
t,oa tsse C;saHssoa Ssssk (isoDGss
have ever keld. and " sss . sssN
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IN thss, kss hs~, sssssoys 10 AasAaD .
large ese~d. bot slso spsu ske -
ersl coasa,tsee IN cksxe< cosssssi9G
a & n Ssevess. I. n Ross,ess -
D h.. Ll9sslry
Nine oclock wss d,scosesea 70 -
rssker lsse ho~s ~ t~Qss. - sAe
cssrses eosid Sos he coaspass~d sSN
after eIeves ssa thea rE<sk,as se,a
mp time tssl osse ~ The ssorssaG
Tbesespe1 ske dsncsss smpsosoa
their epp~stsss,y. and gray sssssks
II The moss,ae sisss Gslded essassa
skies befsss they 90 sssed eso~GA -
quit.
Seaa,or Sapp wss sessseasass q
the banquet. aud tsAvodsesA sAe
speskers ~ith chssog4sgsskac Gsagiss
aud wstty sllss.eas. Ipr Ckss. A
I,orv, nee pEsssdeat of the stoAs
agricultural colleee, wss the Osusor
If the evening, cad Was hsssasl 70
with great iRtessss l,r I,ery kssl
conrrstulsssd GsoassOa ON secsriaG
the nee state sosnsl school. NJ
assured ss thas we weEe goieG ~
have great ssAssA ksss, sad i 90
only lair Thea - sho~ld have o. %
the Western Sleys. rks Aericsbss-
raj College wosld not he jesloss, bot
rather Fort Collins would help ~.
The doctors, and the ministers, The
lawyers and the dentists cad oil
other Professions have their school;
but the Agricultsssl college 10 the
school II the farmers and raBchmen.
To make il more useful new cossse
has been added. = ''schooI of aari-
cslture' which consists Of three win
ter terms a ssa sontbs each. The
first enrollmest rescheA 2l3, and
thew wers fvosa the ssDch hosnee of
Colorado where students could not
afford time. or perhaps money 10
take the fall four wears at college, or
perhaps would find difficulty with
entrance examinations TO the college
proTer. This school Of agriculture
is in tile nature Of a trade school for
raachmen. Ii teaches more especi-
ally the practical work with only the
book studies necessary 10 appreciate
the actual work
Dr. Lorys talk was full Of inter
estIng points, discussion of some Of
which we are inclined to take up in
later issue Of the News-C Champion.
II. } Baird Of Delta, supervisor Of
the census for this district, was in
trodaced TO tell the stockmen the
reasons why the census ten years ago
did not give correct details Of the
stock in the west, and the absolute
guarantee that was now offered that
all Information given would be kept
secret.
Miss Elsie Anderson PLAYED a
pretty solo ON the piano, and then
the POSTMASTER called ON Bruce
Hartman 10 talk ON the stock inter
ests. Bruce made an extended
speech, showing familiarity with
national conditions. aud predicted a
magnificent future for the range in
dastry Of GunnIsOn county
Miss Jessie Wylie recited Pot the
Clock Back IN dramatic style which
pleased the audience Following
her DIR c. + Hubbard was called
upon and for half an hour Kept the
tables IN roar with his inimltable
stories and skill at repartee
Miss Mary TrnNel gave recita-
tation which was much applauded,
and then President GiIlaspev Of the
state association was called 10 speak.
Mr. Gillaspey made only few brief
remarks. but the pIth of his story
was that the GunnIson county asso-
cation was the largest and most en-
thusiastic local stock association in
Colorado. lie called special atten-
tion 10 the meeting of the state asso-
cation in Grand Junction in July.
Just proceeding our annual outdoor
celebration.
Miss Emma Eilebreeht then
pleased the audience with a recita.
ton, and follOwing that r. W. GRAY
spoke on what had been accom-
plished by American National Stock
Association. He gave a short but