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Rocky Ford enterprise., 1914-10-09
HOW THE LIQUOR CORPORATIONS
RESORT TO TRICKS TO FOOL
THE VOTERS.
Look Out for These Fakers-They Are
Running Loose Over Colorado
Nou

In Colorado the liquor corporations
are said to have a million dollars to
fight prohibition. In the closing days
of the campaign voters may expect any
number of fakes attempted by these
foreign corporations.
]. Look out for men going among
the farmers pricing land and talking
against prohibition. II is said that the
vets have hired hundreds of men
for this purpose. When one comes
and asks an option on your place until
after election and says he will take 1t
provided Colorado goes wet" sick
your dogs on him. He does not want
to buy your place. He is a paid agent
of the brewery corporations - HE
WANTS TO RUIN YOUR HOME. You
will never hear of him after the cleo
ton, no matter whether Colorado
votes wet" or dry" He seeks to i'm
pose upon your intelligence.
q Look out for both men and wom-
en- claiming to be machine agents. So
licitors, canvassers, etc, who travel
around and talk against prohibition.
The brewery corporations work this
trick on unsuspecting country people.
3. Look out for men sitting around
hotels, travelling on trains or riding
through the country making mislead-
ing statements against prohibition.
Spot them as liquor agents and do not
believe a word they say. They get
paid big by the brewery corporations
for the lies they tell.
4. Look out for the men and wom-
en- who claim that they have come
from Kansas and other prohibition
states telling "how much drunkenness
there is there" The governors, sena-
tors, congressman, leading business
men of these prohibition states have
shown these takers up as liquor
agents.
5. Look out for slanderous charges
against the leaders of the Anti-Saloon
league to be made at an hour too late
to be corrected. If there were any
truth in these charges it would have
been known long ago.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1914-10-09
STATE WIDE DRY CAMPAIGN
Anti Saloon Forces of County
Thoroughly Organized for Fight
Against Booze

At well-attended and enthusiastic
meeting of the law and order forces of
Rocky Ford in the Presbyterian church
on Monday evening arrangements were
perfected for the prosecution of an
aggressive campaign in the interests of
statewide prohibition.
Under the county organization this
city was apportioned ten precincts of
the county to align upon the right side
in the coming struggle to free our state
from the dominance and terrible incu-
bus of the liquor traffic and plans were
made at this meeting for the complete
mobilization of the anti-saloon army in
this district for the battle of the bal
lots on Nov. 3.
A committee of five was appointed
to have charge of the campaign in this
district, and from the interest shown
under the command of these capable
leaders the paper missiles bearing Il
cross mark after Amendment No. 2,
for statewide prohibition, will be so
plentiful as to attest glorious victory
in this field. The committee appointed
was: E. r. Boggs, secretary; Philo X.
Blinn, George N. Hutto. Drs. S. b.
Warner and j. l.. Weaver.
According to arrangements the pre-
liminary skirmishing of the fall cam
paign in the DRY Colorado" war will
take place this evening, when stimuli
taneous meetings will be held through
out the district At Cheraw, Holbrook
Center, Newdale, Grand Valley,
Eureka, Patterson Valley and Lafay-
ette rallies have been arranged for,
and at these rallies there will be speak
ers from this city and other points who
will make clear to all the provisions of
Amendment No. 2 and try to enlist
them under the "Dry Colorado" BAN
ner. Following these meetings of to-
night local organizations will be formed
and the campaign will be on in earnest
as it is now in other parts of the state,
which will result, The Enterprise con-
fidently expects, in booze being drive n
beyond the confines of the state of
Cn1oralo
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1914-10-09
OLDER BOYS
VIII Hold the Third Annual Arkansas
Valley Conference In Rocky Ford
on Oct. 23 to rs

The third annual Older Boys Confer
ence of the Arkansas Valley will be
held in this city on Oct. 23rd to 25th
inclusive, under the auspices of the
state committee of the Young Mems
Christian association.
Purpose: To develop strong, manly
Christian character among the older
boys of the Arkansas Valley, and to
enlist these boys in definite Christian
service in their local communities.
For whom: Boys fourteen years and
up, representing high schools, boys
clubs and Bible classes when registered
as accredited delegates usually under a
leader, may join in the conference.
Expense: A railroad rate of one and
third fare has been obtained. Res
idents of Rocky Ford will entertain the
delegates. Banquet on the opening
night.
Speakers: w. S. Hopkins, state sec
retary of the Young Mems Christian
association; H. l.. Heinzman. inter-
national secretary Young Mems Christ
IAN dSsocidIioh. III. Shai'es isSish
Scoville, evangelist of national .reputa-
ton, will visit the conference for one
day. Thomas Kirkpatrick, secretary
Y. M. C. A., Colorado College. returned
missionary from Persia, will be one of
the leaders.
X. A. Kennedy, State Boys secre.
tary, will visit the local towns within
the next ten days, to meet with the
leaders and boys interested in organic
ing the local delegations.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1914-10-09
Miss f1amman Arrives

Rose Elnora Hamman is new baby
girl in town. born Monday, y,September 81 /.
Her mother Mrs. Jessie Batehelor
Hamman. who lives at Rocky Ford, Colo
rado, but who is temporarily spending a
little time with her parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
F. Bachelor at zl5 Orchard Ave. The
mother and baby girl are doing very nice
ly and the grand parents are oyerjoyed
with the pleasure of entertaining their
first grandchild.
This little girl has an unusual number
of grand folks to be joyful over her arriy-
al Besides the usual number of grand
mothers and grand-fathers she has
great grand mother and a great-grea'
grand mother waiting to welcome her
Canon City Record,
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1914-10-09

San Diego. you know. is great on par
AIDES. She never let's any sort OF an ex-
euse for having one slip. Her SACRED
Peace Day" parade, instigated and en-
eineersd by Madame Tingley. the high
priestess Of the Point Iona world-famed
Theosophieal Institute. was decidedly
better worth while than most of the
street pageants you witnessed while
here. And the crowd on the streets was
almost il not quite as big as that attend
ing the Barnum & Bailey circus parade
few days earlier. For real downright
popular "pull" however there is nothing
that wears like the old time circus pro-
cession. No amount Of disappointment
as to the number of elephants advertised
ever dulls the edge Of appetite for the
circus procession crowd. 1t clutches our
childish soul in very infancy. and unlike
modern matrimony it stays with US It'll
death do US part" So like that political
story Jack Crowley tells. "l guess Bar
mum & Bailey got the best show; or the
best parade crowd.
Nevertheless Madame Tingley's Peace
Day parade was mo sloueh." use the
word 'sloueh'' discriminatingly. Her
beyies of young children. her groups OF
young maidens and her punches of young
men students" are always effectively
dressed to fit the occasion and their toy
gerry is always fresh and clean (which
circus paraders are not.) For this ocea-
sion the Greek togas. the banners. the
cries of the respective groups were beau =
tiful and striking. Talk about your diyid-
ed skirts, they're not in it with the ex-
posed limbs Of those old time senator's
and tribunes. But Of course they were
men. Which makes all the difference.
0ne Of the groups was made up of re-
preventative OF each Of the races, the
skin and hair or wool, colored and the
Rarb appropriate-each carrying a
brotherhood" banner. Another group
had representative of each Nation car
rying his national flag. But one of the
most significant things was little jap
anese woman. the only real representa-
tive of her nation, trudRing alone over
the dusty pavement in bright eoored
kimona, carrying a wreath of laurel o.
her arm and branch Of olive in her
hand. | fancy the whole matter was Of
her own devising and her own initiative.
and the neat. trim little tody was max
ing an heroic job of it to keep up the long
walk.
Madame Tineley herself rode in her
big purple bodied auto car. "the beheld
Of all beholders.' | don't know which to
admire most, her complaisant assurance
or her clever diplomacy. She's great!
And as an advertising card for San
Diego, her doinRs always have the hearty
approval OF the boosters. How much
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1914-10-09
For beets testing

This means that growers Will
receive a substantial advance over
the price agreed upon, as under
their contract the price was fixed
at IS for beets testing up to 16 per
cent and $3.50 for all above 16
per cent, and it is an even better
average price than that of last
year as. the beets are testing high
er in sugar content.
This voluntary advance over
this years contract price will add
over 500, 900 to-the income of the
beet growers in the Arkansas VAL
ley tributary to the Rocky Ford
factory and they certainly have
good reason to feel happy, as well
as grateful toward tine sugar COM
pany for the decision to advance
the rates, Notwithstanding the
fact that contracts had been made
on lower scale because of tariff
reduction. The attitude of the
A. b. S. Co. will make it easier
for the company and the growers
to get together in coming years
when conditions are returned from
those caused by the European
war.
The sugar factory is u decidedly
busy place since the shipping of
beets began. The receipts are
much heavier than had been ex-
pected and the beets being deliv-
cred are testing higher than the
usual average in sugar content.
The dumps are daily crowded
with wagons making deliveries
and the railroad is findiAg more
to do than anticipated.
The farmers want little rain
at the present time, to ease up
the work of digging the beets, yet
the sunshine is making sugar and
they are not grumbling about the
digging being little hard.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1914-10-09
WINTER r1El.ONS
VIII Next Week Begin to Move from
Arkansas Valley

|. d. Hale left yesterday for Las
Animas, to perfect arrangements for
the shipment of casabas and winter
watermelons, which will this year be
distributed upon the Eastern markets
by the c. II. Weaver Co.
This is the first year that Dodge will
handle winter watermelon in any
quantity from the Arkansas Valley, but
like the winter cantaloupes which he
has spent years in helping to perfect,
he now has melon that will tickle the
epicurean taste and between the latter
part of next week and the middle of
November he expects to ship a half
dozen cars.
The bulk of the casabas, of which
there are now three marketable strains
the Pineapple, Golden Beauty and
Improved Hybrid this year being
grown near Las Animas, and F. l..
Drew will leave for that point in few
days to look after the Grating and
shipping.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1914-10-09
Hindu Become, a citizen.

San Das. a
Hindu post graduate student at the
University of California, was admitted
to citizenship. He is the fourth Hindu
to became an American citizen. Das
is chairman of the committee in
charge of the worlds student confer
ence to be held at the Panama-Paci6c
exposition in 1915. and was delegate
to the Lake Mohonk peace confer
epce.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1914-10-09
STATE HIGHWAYS
In Each County VIII Oct Benefit of
Proposed Half Mill Levy

Denver, Oct. Elm answer to inquir-
les received from many parts of the
state as to the policy which would be
pursued should the half mill levy carry
at the November election, the State
Highway commission has adopted a
resolution which explains itself. By
the terms of this resolution the money
raised under the half mill levy in each
county will be spent within that coun-
ty for the construction of state high
ways. This answers emphatically the
assertion that the money raised in a
county will be taken away from that
county, and spent in another.
In one case only is this true, and that
is in respect to the levy in the city and
county of Denver. Under the propos-
ed bill Denver, which now does not con-
tribute penny to the state road fund,
will pay as its share for state road
building about 100000. This money
under the present statutes cannot be
spent in Denver. Therefore this money
must necessarily be spent in other
counties, and it is the purpose of the
state highway commission that this
fund shall be used in placing the main
state highways leading to Denver in
good condition. This means that every
county in the state will benefit by what
Denver pays into the state road fund.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1914-10-09
WORK BEGINS ON
Big CREAMERY
Building Will Be Located on
Block Next to Foundry
SITE MOST CONVENIENT
FROM ALL DIRECTIONS
Approved and is Clearing Ground
for the Foundation

After careful consideration
Chairman Cover of the creamery
committee last week chose as his
associates on the board Messrs.
A. S. Johnson, G. A. Jones and
Roy Seeman, and these gentlemen
at once got busy upon the propo-
sition of selecting "A suitable site
for the big creamery.
A number of pieces of property
were offered the committee and
after thoro investigation it was
decided that the King block on
Railroad avenue between Seventh
and Eighth streets, was the most
suitable, and on Tuesday this
property was purchased by the
Rocky Ford Cooperative Cream
cry association.
AS soon as the deal was COM
pleted the construction engineer
of the Hastings Industrial Co.
by whom the plant will be built,
equipt and operated for one year
submitted the plans for cream
cry with sufficient capacity to care
for the product of 1000 cows.
These were approved by the ex-
'ecntive committee and the grounds
are now being cleared up and ma
terial being secured preparatory
to beginning work upon the foun-
dation, which will be of concrete.
The building will be pushed as
rapidly as possible, as will the
machinery, which L. W. Wray,
the company representative is this
week ordering in Chicago. and it
is promised that by the first of
the year the Rocky Ford cream
cry will be ready for business, and
not very long thereafter we may
hope that the Rocky Ford brand
OF butter will have gained so en-
viable reputation and in as big
demand throughout the country
as is the genuine Rocky Ford call
taloupe.
In connection with the estab-
lishment of large and modern
creamery at Rocky Ford it is per-
tinent to note that the American
Beet Sugar Co., acting upon the
recommendation of Manager
Noble, will greatly increase their
dairy herd on the West ranch,
will build and equip large dairy
with milking devices, cream separ-
ators, etc, and propose spending
nearly $4,000 to thoroughly
demonstrate to the farmers of the
Arkansas Valley the value Of
dairying i'll connection with rais-
ing sugar beets.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1914-10-09
PONY stuno to Death by Bees.

Moorpark. Cal.-Stung to death by
bees was the fate of fine riding pony
belonging to Ray McF'adden. rancher
here. McFadden had ridden some dis
tance to his apiary and. dismounting.
tied the pony under an oak tree while
he sroceeded to extract honey from
his hives. Hearing disturbance, he
looked and saw the pony literally COW
cred with the angry insects. and in a
shortstime the animal died.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1914-10-09
Preacher Gets the Score.

Baker, ore.-The Baker and Walla
walla baseball teams attended church
in a body. Rev. c. A. Edwards OF the
First Methodist church preached a
special sermon for the athletes. Mr.
Edwards is an ardent fan. He said he
could not go to a Sunday game. but
would "call up and find out what the
score WAS 9fterward."
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1914-10-09
SUGAR BEET
GROWERS HAPPY
American Beet Sugar Co.
Advances Price of Beets
NEW SCHEDULE is
BETTER THAN LAST YEAR
Beets Showing Up Well In Sugar Con-
tent and VIII Bring Over $40 an
Acre Better Than Expected

On Tuesday of this week the
beet growers who have contracted
with the American Beet Sugar Co.
and are delivering their crop to
the Rocky Ford factory were made
happy by. the announcement that
this seasons crop would be paid
for according to the following
schedule:
Eor heete teetipu
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1914-10-09
Described in a Let
ter to a Resident
of Rocky Ford
A PEACE DAY
CELEBRATION

following personal letter to Rocky Ford
resident southern California will
be read with interest by Enterprise readers:
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1914-10-09

Rev. Byer and wife went to Las An
imas last Saturday, where they expect
to remain week.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1914-10-09

Mr.. and Mrs. P.iMounts left last
Friday for a ten days trip to Canon
City and Colorado Springs.
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SnnfIr 6immrlsfOrper.

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nommen Miro. 9ie @orIn9s. melhe
n|aIionale 3ro1ibinou ~eiuiabren nil,
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